A complete list of embed code, social card, OGP and META code generators

Over the course of the past decade or so, lots of new standards for meta data have appeared. When we build and publish a new webpage, the meta information suppled in the head of your page describes the conntent and makes the mechanism of sharing slightly simpler on platforms like Twitter and Facebook. Perhaps the […]

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Conversation mapping: The new rules to win in search and content marketing

How do we create a content strategy that aligns with search growth, consistently? A 2000 word answer to that single, overriding question for content.

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The importance of on-site SEO consulting for successful client-agency relationships

Every SEO agency worth their salt is going to tell you they are focused on performance, something they should be able to back up with relevant case studies and/or award wins. During a pitch process it is very common to focus on positive outcomes such as these – we all want to see demonstrable evidence […]

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Four tools to better structure your article for SEO and usability

Writing good content isn’t enough. Here are 4 key factors to consider when creating effectively structured SEO content, and tools to use to meet each need.

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Link reclamation: A practical guide for turning unlinked brand mentions into links

Link reclamation is a simple but efficient tactic to turn unlinked brand mentions into links. Here’s when to reach out, who to contact, and what to say.

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Query Syntax

Understanding query syntax may be the most important part of a successful search strategy. What words do people use when searching? What type of intent do those words describe? This is much more than simple keyword research. I think about query syntax a lot. Like, a lot a lot. Some might say I’m obsessed. But it’s totally […]

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Query Syntax

Understanding query syntax may be the most important part of a successful search strategy. What words do people use when searching? What type of intent do those words describe? This is much more than simple keyword research. I think about query syntax a lot. Like, a lot a lot. Some might say I’m obsessed. But it’s totally […]

Facebook is a local search engine. Are you treating it like one?

Over 600 million users visit FB business pages every day. 52% of consumers have discovered a brand there. Why and how to optimize for Facebook local search.

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An SEO’s Guide to Using Robots Exclusion Protocol

How to use Robots.txt rules including wildcards, the X-Robots-Tag and noindex indexing directives to keep your content out of Google. Occasionally, we all find an item of content that has been indexed by a search engine that we don’t want other people to find. Years ago, one of my clients allowed hundreds of CSV’s with […]

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Cybersecurity in SEO: How website security affects SEO performance

Websites suffer an average of 58 attacks every day. Here is a very thorough, careful overview of how these attacks can seriously impact on your SEO.

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