Yippie! Yahoo Approves Porn on Tumblr

On May 22, 2013, in Adult SEO, by Zack Williamson

Tumblr has always been a safe heaven for porn SEO as a great place for us to incorporate porn buffers with, social signals and blogging. When Yahoo bought Tumblr for $1.1 billion, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer  “Tumblr is incredible special and has a great thing going,” and “We promise not to screw it up.” and [...]

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Penguin 2.0 Google Upadate Targets Porn SEO

On May 15, 2013, in Adult SEO, by Zack Williamson

*mind map of Penguin 2.0 announcement After months of no updates, Matt Cutts lets the cat out of the bag on the newest webspam change… Penguin 2.0 is coming and it will have serious implications for link buying and therefore porn SEO. Since 80% of the top porn tubes spend tens of thousands buying links, [...]

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How to Manage an SEO Team

On April 26, 2013, in Outsourcing, by Zack Williamson

Section 1. How to Manage an SEO Team for On-Page SEO Optimization Section  2. How to Manage an SEO Team for Off-Page SEO Optimization   General Rules 1. Don’t let your left hand know what your right hand is doing- You don’t necessarily have to hide details from your team but don’t waste time training [...]

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Porn SEO | Optimization at its Finest

On April 17, 2013, in Adult SEO, by Zack Williamson

Welcome to the big leagues, some of the most challenging and most rewarding SEO is what I refer to as the 3 Ps… Pills, Porn and Poker. If you can get results in one of these sectors, then you can dominate any industry online. Here you can… Get your porn site listed in Wikipedia.com Buy [...]

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Inoculate Your Website From Google Updates

On April 1, 2013, in Off-Page SEO, by Zack Williamson

Website Inoculation 101 One of the most important aspects of your post Panda SEO campaign is the inoculation of your site against what could be considered spammy links and even negative SEO. Today, the SERPs are full of sites ranking in the top positions of Google with less links than their competition and this is [...]

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How to use Google Web Fonts to Increase SEO Exposure

On March 21, 2013, in On-Page SEO, by Zack Williamson

Google still needs text to be able to rank your site but web fonts can be great alternative images.  Sites with heavy animation or graphics provide very little content that can be read by Google. This is why Matt Cutts suggests using Google Fonts for appealing word art that can be crawled and indexed. Google [...]

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Get Your Own Wikipedia Page

On March 20, 2013, in Off-Page SEO, by Zack Williamson

Having a Wikipedia page about you or your company will add real notability to your brand but more importantly, it will add serious SEO authority and some of the highest quality links and citations you could possibly obtain! This is also a great way Inoculate Your Website and protect you from future updates like the [...]

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Google+ Sign-in is Good for SEO via Social Signals

On March 1, 2013, in On-Page SEO, by Zack Williamson

Sign-in with Google+ provides “Simple, secure authentication” but it will also give you a boost in rankings by providing valuable social signals. If your site has a login area, you want to integrate! The new service is a knockoff of Facebook Connect but I must say, it was knocked off quite nicely and since Google [...]

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How to Identify Unnatural Links Matt Cutts Announcement

On February 11, 2013, in SEO News, by Zack Williamson

According to Matt Cutts, Google is getting more “transparent“! Now you can sort recent links added to your site in Google Webmaster Tools and they even give you some example links of what they consider to be unnatural links aka Link Scheming. Either way, this is a pretty big deal and will turn the page [...]

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Lost Links in Google Webmaster Tools

On February 10, 2013, in SEO News, by Zack Williamson

On Feb 7th, 2013 Google announced a known issue with the links count found in Google Webmaster Tools. It may appear that you have lost most of your links but its just a glitch and Google is working on the problem now. In the meantime, your traffic will not be affected. Above is a snapshot [...]

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