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Jennifer Van Iderstyne

Jennifer Van Iderstyne

Sale & Marketing Manager

WeBuildPages

Jennifer Van Iderstyne is the Sale & Marketing Manager with Internet Marketing Ninjas, formerly WeBuildPages. IMN is a full service Internet Marketing company based out of Clifton Park NY. Jen enjoys building links, practicing her stealth and throwing ninja stars.

Articles by Jennifer Van Iderstyne

  1. The Value of Lower Search Volume

    Big numbers are a big factor when deciding what makes for a “good” keyword to optimize for, but not the only one. Keywords are more effective as an ensemble, so try not to see only the leads when there is an entire cast of characters on the stage.

  2. How Often Do You Optimize?

    When you launch a new site or enter the SEO game for the first time, one of the first steps is spending some quality time working on on-page optimization. But once you’ve finished your work, then what? How often do you optimize, or re-optimize?

  3. Keeping Competitive Analysis Healthy

    Whether you’re launching a new vertical or trying to dominate a small niche, analyzing your competitors is crucial. Healthy competitive analysis provides ideas for ways to improve keyword targeting, content quality, link building tactics, and more.

  4. Where Good Content Goes Wrong

    If your content isn't helping you build the kinds of future-proof links that your site needs, take a good look at your content and see if it runs up against some of these common content weaknesses. And if so, there are some ways to re-vitalize it.

  5. How to Get Rid of Unwanted Backlinks

    Hit by a Google penalty because low-quality sites are linking to yours? This process will help you conduct a backlink audit of your website, drill down to identify bad links, and share tools to help you hunt down people who can remove those links.

  6. Is Your Link Strategy Selfish?

    The pursuit of links is far too often a highly selfish process. It’s all about your target keywords, your business model, and your rankings. Getting over your selfish goals and thinking about what others want is where actual innovation comes from.

  7. Your Ultimate Link Wish List

    Don’t be practical. Make this the year you get inspired with your link wishes and set your sights higher. By thinking, researching, and writing down the things we aspire to, we have a much better chance of actually achieving our ambitions.

  8. Link Bait Sucks...Except When It’s Awesome!

    A piece of work that has been given a legitimate effort and the right amount of due diligence deserves links and the title of link bait. If it's common content that serves a purpose but isn’t extraordinary, it's not link bait. It's just content.

  9. 5 Simple Ways to Make Your Blog Links Better

    Blog links can be a great way to pump up a link profile. They can be good for your brand and rankings, but they can have some drawbacks. Here are a few proactive and preventative measures to fight the dampening of link velocity from blog links.

  10. 4 Reasons Your Link Request Might be Rejected

    Creating a successful link request is about more than just using someone’s name on the “About” page. If the silence is deafening, then most likely, it’s you, not them. Here are a few reasons why even personalized link requests may be declined.

  11. The Lost Art of the Personal Link Request

    When was the last time you got a truly decent link request? I honestly can’t even remember. Where have all the honest, compelling, link requests gone? It’s kind of like “Where Have all the Flowers Gone” only with fewer hi…

  12. You Are the Ultimate Link Building Tool

    Killer SEO tools can definitely strengthen a link building campaign and help with data collection, organization, and presentation. Ultimately, though, these tools are nothing without the minds and hands controlling them.

  13. Link Lovers From Hell

    Warning! These are some of the more undesirable link partners you'll come across on the web -- sites you definitely don't want to take home to mom.