Looks like another domain with a solid link profile is getting a lot of action at GoDaddy. Recipe4Living.com has been online since 2002. recipe4living.com is currently at $40,500 with a couple days left. A look at Majestic.com Registrar: NAME.COM Creation Date: September 19, 2002 Expires: September 19, 2020 The website has an alexa rank of […]
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8 free keyword research tools
Marketing Land published a sponsored content post, that was actually solid for those looking for free keyword SEO tools as opposed to paying for the more expensive options. I was actually looking for some new keyword tools and came across the article and thought it was worth posting for those who do not read Marketing […]
Continue ReadingWhen choosing a domain to Maximize SEO Choose your brand name
SearchEngineJournal.com published an article today on choosing a domain name to maximize SEO. The author recommends staying away from Exact Match Domains, I think that there may some flawed thinking here as to discard all EMD’s. Low quality names sure, but there are several that would be excellent to own and dominate search with. The […]
Continue ReadingWhat Are Some Myths About SEO ?
By: Raymond Hackney Matt Cutts did a webmaster video and answered some of the existing myths related to SEO. One of the biggest Matt said is that if you use Adwords you will rank better. He said others have a conspiracy theory that its the reverse. Matt says Google is really just about getting return […]
Continue ReadingWhat would Google Search look like without backlink relevancy ? Matt Cutts says it would look worse
By: Raymond Hackney Matt Cutts put out a video today that answered a question that dealt with a Google algorithm without backlink relevancy. Matt said there is nothing available to the public but they have tested it internally and it was much worse without the backlinks. So backlinks will continue to play a big part […]
Continue ReadingHow can an older site maintain its ranking over time?
By: Raymond Hackney Matt Cutts in a Google Webmaster video is asked by a website owner how they can maintain their ranking ? They point out they have been in business for over 14 years. Matt explains not to coast on your laurels, being an old site does not mean you will maintain your ranking. Newer […]
Continue ReadingMatt Cutts: There Are No Special Signals Related to Facebook and Twitter in the Google Algorithm
By: Raymond Hackney Matt Cutts did a video today for Google Webmaster Help on Twitter and Facebook. The question was: Are Facebook and Twitter signals part of the ranking algorithms ? How much do they matter ? Matt said they were treated like any other page and that there was no special treatment to the […]
Continue ReadingMatt Cutts Answers: Are All Comments With Links Spam ?
By: Raymond Hackney Matt Cutts discusses whether or not all comment links are spam and suggests that people always use their real name when leaving a comment. He also mentioned that if these links make up too much of your link profile then it could be looked at as a link scheme. The main takeaway […]
Continue ReadingA Look at Google’s Hummingbird
By: Raymond Hackney Last month, Google announced a major search algorithm release called Hummingbird. Here is an illustrated look at Hummingbird. Courtesy of WebHostFace
Continue ReadingA look at the Pros and Cons of the Google Keyword Planner and other options for keyword data
By: Raymond Hackney Ebrandz takes a look at the pros and cons of the new Google Keyword Planner and some other competing services to be used for keyword data. Moz.com also did a good article last month about the pros and cons of using the Google Keyword Planner. From the article: While far from […]
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