Do I have duplicate Google listings? First of all, if you want to figure out how to see if your business has duplicate listings in Google Local results, here is a great reference about Identifying and Removing Duplicate Listings. In … Continue reading →

Google’s information retrieval specialist Amit Singhal just wrote a piece on the Google Webmaster blog giving more insights into what a post Panda world will look like. Indeed, months after the Panda update (Google’s largest update to their algorithm in … Continue reading →

1) Google Analytics – What Keywords are already getting you SEO traffic? Login to Google Analytics Select the site you wish to analyze Click “Traffic Sources” then “Keywords” Show: “non-paid” Select a time period of about the past 6 months … Continue reading →

I recently watched an SEOmoz webinar called “The Future of Linkbuilding”, which you can access at SEOmoz’s webinar page. It was a fantastic webinar, and I definitely encourage you to watch it (although you need to sign up for SEO … Continue reading →

Getting links for ecommerce websites can be difficult because not a lot of webmasters want to link to a page that sells products. That said, there are some excellent ways for ecommerce websites to build links. 1. Ask for a … Continue reading →

SEOmoz is an industry leading SEO tool provider that prides itself on creating extremely advanced and robust tools that provide tremendous competitor insights and actionable SEO analysis and recommendations. Their suite of tools is a powerful and vital component of … Continue reading →

In this post I’m going to reveal an advanced SEO technique for ecommerce websites concerning pagination issues. For the purpose of this post, I will assume you have a working knowledge of SEO and are working on an ecommerce website. … Continue reading →

After we optimize a client’s website from an on-page SEO standpoint, our next step is to take advantage of their top pages that are either 301 redirected or restricted by robots. To get started, go to the Open Site Explorer … Continue reading →

Some interesting Tweets came from Danny Sullivan while he was attending SMX, the Search Marketing Expo in San Jose last week. Whoever was the speaker at the time (presumably from Google) was giving some interesting search statistics that Danny decided … Continue reading →