The Snippet Preview: what it means and how to use it.
Our WordPress SEO plugin has come with a snippet preview from day 1. This snippet preview mimics what the current page would look like in the search results, by our best “guesstimation”. In this post I’ll explain what the different sections are made up of, and what you can do to optimize those. I’ll also explain why the…
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Grepwords – Powerful Keyword Research without Adwords
Google took away the Keyword Tool, and pretty much every SEO Agency’s API access earlier this year. Let’s not hold it against them, though, because Grepwords is amazing and it’s available in SEOgadget for Excel. You’ll remember that for the longest time, I’ve taught keyword research and categorisation methodologies using our Adwords API Extension for Excel. […]
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Vanity Check: “Keyword Intelligence Tools”
It’s not about the tools you have, it’s about how you interpret the data. Most importantly, it’s how you evaluate what your data is really telling you. Look at this chart: Now, ask yourself what you see. Say it out loud, or in your head, whatever. I bet the first thing you said was: “The […]
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Targeting the Mindset of the Customer #SMX
First session at SMX London 2013 run by Christine Churchill from Key Relevance looking at targeting the mindset of the customer.
Post from Claire Thompson on State of Search
Targeting the Mindset of the Customer #SMX
How to Perform Topical Keyword Research
The foundation to any successful online marketing strategy – content, social, or search – is keyword research. Without it, how will you know what to target and base your campaigns around? Fortunately, it’s not that difficult to do. In this post, we’re going to look at how you can perform keyword research to find the […]
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The focus keyword in WordPress SEO
This question pops up time and again: why can I only add one focus keyword to your SEO plugin? People seem to think they have to set several keywords for each post. This post explores the reasoning behind that, very deliberate, decision. This is the input field I’m talking about: The focus keyword is not…
The focus keyword in WordPress SEO is a post by Joost de Valk on Yoast – Tweaking Websites.
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