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  1. How to Check the Status of Google Penguin Link Removals Using Screaming Frog or Deep Crawl

    I hope this post helped you understand how to use Screaming Frog and Deep Crawl to check links removals without having to revisit every page. With the release of the much-anticipated algorithm update, many in the industry wondered how bad the...

  2. How to Use a Military Concept to Manage SEO in a Data-Scarcity Reality

    Upon analyzing the possible outcomes of these three plans you decide to first revisit the on-page SEO work you've done for this page before you take any other, more time-consuming action. Carl von Clausewitz, the Prussian military thinker, widely...

  3. International Expansion: Break Down Barriers With Google+ Hangouts

    If this is the case, they may want to record your Hangout and revisit it later. You may want to consider building out an international presence to help your business grow for many years to come, but it isn't always easy – you have to deal with...

  4. 4 Ways to Create a Better Website Experience for Users & Search Engines

    Taking a step back or “getting out of our own head” allows us to revisit why we even keep this site going in the first place. As SEO professionals or webmasters, we have built or maintained a website molded to our perception of what a site should be.

  5. Twitter Year in Review: Top People, Trends & Events of 2012

    You can also revisit Twitter’s hottest topics and trends from 2011 and 2010. President Obama’s tweet, “Four more years,” was Twitter’s Golden Tweet of 2012, earning more retweets than any other. Obama’s November 6 celebratory tweet after winning...

  6. Yahoo Year in Review 2012: Election, iPhone 5 & Kim Kardashian

    Want to revisit past installments of the most popular searches on Yahoo? For the 12th straight year, Yahoo has announced their annual year in review. Since 2001, Yahoo has compiled lists of the top search queries entered into the search box in an...

  7. 72% of Consumers Want Mobile-Friendly Sites: Google Research

    Almost three-quarters of respondents said they are more likely to revisit a mobile-friendly site. Websites that aren’t mobile-friendly annoy users and that’s bad business. Consumers are doing more on mobile devices, including shopping and product...