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  1. How to Report Organic Search Traffic Gains After Filtering 'Bad' Traffic

    Sometimes there is cause to remove "bad content" from the search engines' indexes. There was little standardization to naming conventions of URLs and incorporated a URL rewrite to ensure consistency (which went along with our correcting the...

  2. Defining Authorship: The Difference Between Contributors and Guest Authors

    Strong authors who pass great Author Rank won't be people who simply blog a lot, all over the place; they will be contributors who contribute amazing content that is relevant. The techniques include receiving multiple content items from a corpus of...

  3. Google's Matt Cutts Issues New Warning on Advertorials & Paid Content

    Advertorials are essentially paid "content", whether articles or reviews, disguised to appear that they are simple editorials by someone who has used the product or service in question, and is writing about it without ulterior motives.

  4. Google Analytics Language Report: What You Can Learn About Your Visitors

    Alternatively, analyzing the various regions specific languages may prove interesting to you as it may help you choose whether you should be writing your site for a specific regional dictionary. Don't forget, you can also view any report in Google...

  5. 5 Rules to Effectively Use Press Releases for Links

    The issues that can arise from some press release networks are the mass-scale duplicate content and redundant anchor text links across numerous sites with little real value. Now that may or may not be true or anecdotal, but it did make me think...

  6. .EDU Link School: Tips & Tactics for Snagging Authoritative Links From Higher Ed

    Interviewing or writing a feature article on a professor often qualifies as a newsworthy event. Writing something up ahead of time means a better shot of getting it published. Group interviews: If you use group interviews in your content marketing...