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This infographic is based on organic traffic based on how much ads would cost to get that kind of traffic. Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com
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Are you building backlinks for seo, want to build backlinks fast or build backlinks after penguin. Well, that's exactly what I'm going to share with you in today's blog post no-matter for what reason you are building backlinks. Via massimo facchinetti, Os Ishmael, malek
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Ever wondered whether tweeting about a blog post could actually expand your keyword traffic? It appears that it can do exactly that!
Deanna Dahlsad's insight:
An interesting read about Twitter V. Link Farms (Directories). I theorize the difference is human interaction, hence the bump when Tweets are made with different wording/phrases -- as in, a person read the content and synthesized in order to compose a tweet.
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'For the most part, these are staple elements of a successful social media marketing campaign, and as with most SEO strategies, it comes down to one basic principle: the better experience you give your users, the higher you’re going to rank in Google. Understanding the root causes for social media’s effects on SEO can help you better direct and manage your campaign, ultimately giving your users a better experience, and opening the widest possible channel for new potential customers to find your brand'. Read More: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jaysondemers/2015/01/27/6-social-media-practices-that-boost-seo/ Via Antonino Militello
Graham Drage's curator insight,
January 28, 2015 2:09 AM
This summarises the ways that social media activity can boost your website rankings in Search Engines. Yes businesses in Britain need to start engaging with social media! 
2DiFore Marketing Solutions's curator insight,
January 30, 2015 8:01 AM
We were asked an interesting question last night at an association meeting from a production builder...."does social media work to bring customers to my door"? Well the answer is yes but you must have a plan in place just like building a home, this infographic rounds out this weeks tips! Have a great weekend... 
Jeroen Lugtigheid's curator insight,
February 24, 2015 2:51 AM
Waarom niet? Een keertje een uitgebreide infographic. Maar wel eentje die de samenhang laat zien tussen zinvolle, rijke social media inzet en Google Ranking. Daar zitten vast wel wat tips tussen die je kunt gebruiken.
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Content is the new SEO. We said it, numerous other top sources (like Huffington Post and Neil Patel of Quick Sprout) have said it, and now Rand Fishkin of Moz is talking about it in his latest video. Via Antonino Militello, Guillaume Decugis
Deanna Dahlsad's insight:
ManufacturingStories's curator insight,
January 14, 2015 8:39 AM
See how Content Marketing is driving web development plans. Learn methods of driving traffic via original and curated content using Scoop.it and social media. 
Lori Wilk's curator insight,
January 14, 2015 8:43 AM
When people receive #benefits from #reading your #content they not only appreciate it, they tend to #share it. #Business #results are not Instant. #Recognition builds over time.#participate ,#Share,#Curate and #Create Most importantly Get in the Game and Participate with others who also are taking steps to achieve success and #Results. Do your part , get off the sidelines and into the #game.#Share content to help other #entrepeneurs, #Executives and #leaders and yourself today. The #SEO results will happen.You will improve your #SearchEngineRankings. #Hashtags are going to continue to be popular this year and are being used on more #socialmedia #socialnetworking sites than just two years ago.#TFS #BYL
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Google's AdSense has told San Francisco news outlet The SF Appeal that it has three days to remove editorial content that violates its advertising policy. UPDATED. Via Gracie Passette
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Google’s algorithm is more sophisticated than ever, and its secrets have been the focus of thousands of hours of research and testing. After all, if Via massimo facchinetti, Os Ishmael, malek
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A SEO study looking into the search impact of new gTLDS vs .COM and other TLD domain extensions. The new gTLDs DO effect search engine rankings, presenting opportunities for new and existing business to benefit.
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CASE STUDY: How to write a post that receives 10,199 visits in 30 days without spending a penny. Via malek, Deanna Dahlsad
malek's curator insight,
October 3, 2014 3:59 PM
The skyscraping approach is down to earth, yet highly challening
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Now, you might think that anyone with a blog or website would know how inappropriate and annoying spam comments are, but a few of them sincerely seemed unaware that what they’d done was poor form. So here’s my quick attempt to educate folks on the subject. Leaving spam comments isn’t just poor form — it’s a poor thing to do for many reasons. First of all, despite what some poor &/or ignorant marketing folks will tell — and sell — you, spam links are not good for SEO Via Gracie Passette
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Ally Greer's curator insight,
February 25, 2014 3:27 PM
Here's a useful infographic on SEO best and worst practices created by Vertical Response and shared by eZanga. What would you add?
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Have you ever been to a slow site and it felt like it took hours to load? You look down at your computer clock and really only 30 seconds have gone by. That's just the user experience on a slow site- the real question is “Does your website speed effect your ranking?” Will your slightly slower site be penalized by Google and other search engines when you clients are even looking for you? In this easy to understand graphic, we see that 1 second makes all the difference in the world. And after just 6 short weeks of poor load times, your site can lose 75% of it’s traffic to that page. If you have a low ranking you might want to follow some of the Google Guidelines to pre-load your most popular pages to increase your site’s overall performance.
Via Lauren Moss, John van den Brink, malek
Mr Tozzo's curator insight,
March 4, 2014 8:12 AM
Does Website Speed Affect Your Ranking? (infographic) 
Carlos Polaino Jiménez's curator insight,
March 8, 2014 6:12 AM
SEO SEO, al final todo es KPI's y posicionamiento. 
outofseo's curator insight,
April 4, 2014 5:27 AM
Website speed affects ranking and conversions. Pages load time is an important issue to be fixed if load time is over 3 sec.
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![How Content Marketing Affects Search Engine Rankings [Infographic] | A Marketing Mix | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/YeJIyd6l64_Ay1CuCDtxqnkes5yE2Br8B0LnubnjJ88=)
To help explain the importance of content marketing, Neil Patel has put together an infographic to show you how content marketing impacts search engine rankings and how you can use it to help grow your business.
Via Antonino Militello
Phoenix SEO Services's curator insight,
February 14, 2014 2:16 PM
Parmveer Singh's curator insight,
February 16, 2014 12:01 AM
3 Content Marketing Tips from Neil Patel.
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Learn easy Google Plus posting tips & tricks that will help you increase the visibility and engagement of your posts. Via Jaana Nyström, malek
Jaana Nyström's curator insight,
February 6, 2014 5:58 AM
Great tips from Brian Jensen about Googleplus. Thanks for using my post as an example! :-)
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I believe search engine optimization (SEO) is best and primarily served via the content you write. If you believe that, you may stop reading; but if you aren't convinced...
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Google, Porn, And The Press: This article at Erotic Scribes (the house blog for Sssh.com) is a sort of ranty mashup of several related screeds from the perspective of someone who has been making commercial porn for a long time. Via Gracie Passette
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There’s no doubt that there are many different effective SEO strategies used to help improve a site’s ranking, build links and drive organic traffic.
Deanna Dahlsad's insight:
Yes; yes it can. I'm a HUGE believer in organic SEO. It really does trump other manipulations. For why work so hard to bring them to your site if they are disappointed when they get there?
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igital marketing and SEO could be considered to be the same thing; but they are two separate entities. ...To sum up the difference in the two is to say that the SEO professional is working on obtaining organic visits where the digital marketing professional is increasing the online presence of a company which expands beyond and SEO campaign.
Deanna Dahlsad's insight:
SEO is a tool. (And I am desperately trying not to call those who focus so much on SEO as tools!)
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The surprising truth about using Scoop.it for traffic generation and SEO purposes – as well as tips on creating your own customized social media strategy, unique to your niche.
9Dotstrategies's curator insight,
September 26, 2013 10:33 PM
Traffic Generation through Scoop.it usage....
malek's comment,
September 30, 2013 7:17 PM
@dawn Matheson is absolutely right, I always find it more rewarding to search on Scoop.it (the curation effect in action)
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Recently, Search Metrics released a white paper on their findings for Google’s SEO Ranking Factors in 2013. It displays the correlation between particular metrics such as ‘Facebook Likes’ and ‘Backlinks’ and the rank ability of a page within Google.
Also available in the 70 page document are comparisons with 2012’s data, where that data is available. Not to many marketers surprise, a lot has changed. According to Search Metrics, it’s time to get social! In this article I graze upon some of the most important areas as well as my thoughts on what Google is playing it – for better and worse.
The data from search metrics is based on research and is not 100% factual. Nor are my opinions factual, but rather opinions and statements based on what I believe to be happening. Via Antonino Militello
Robin Good's comment,
July 19, 2013 3:57 PM
Yes Charise, the latest MOZ data on Google ranking factors seems to largely support what you say: http://o7.no/1988r2E excerpted from: http://www.slideshare.net/mattthemathman/moz-2013-ranking-factors-matt-peters-mozcon-24036187
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Rand Fishkin shares his take on the shift from "SEO" to "inbound marketing" and what the future holds for our industry at large.
Via Antonino Militello
Deanna Dahlsad's insight:
Personally, people who practiced "the old SEO", who didn't think of this "new" stuff, were missing out then too. It's never a really good idea to focus on being a cog to the exclusion of the process and purpose of the whole well-oiled machine.
David Pangione's comment,
May 11, 2013 7:14 PM
I have found that there are tons and tons of strategies to SEO. Some beginners that enter are just bewildered by the amount of information they feel is needed to be learned.
Gaurav Pandey's comment,
May 11, 2013 7:35 PM
Hi David, I feel it's the same for marketing, if not more overwhelming. However, going forward we will see a lot of overlap between the two roles and it's probably not going to affect those who are really good at SEO, but a lot of people with intermediate-advanced knowledge who call themselves SEO pro's will surely come under the pump as a marketing expert could acquire intermediate SEO skills if he has to.
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Robin Good: If you have been resisting the idea of curating news content on your web site because you are afraid of being penalized for having "duplicate" content, this article will shed some light on what is best to do to avoid it.
By working with titles, writing intros and commentaries to curated posts, linking out to relevant and credible sources, you have many variables at your disposal to make curation work for you, rather than against you.
Just follow the good advice contained in this good article by Josh Cunningham (author of the WP-Drudge for link and news aggregation) and you will be OK. It's the same approach I use to curate all my news channels. It does work.
Via Robin Good
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Earlier this month, Mai wrote an article about why you should put content marketing at the heart of your brand strategy, in which she gives a summary of the importance of content marketing for your brand.
However, she also mentions that even though 90% of marketers think content marketing will become more important over the next year, more than 60% still haven’t invented a content marketing strategy at place.
Some interesting key facts from the infographic are:
The most popular types of content that marketers spend time on producing are blog posts, social media updates (Facebook posts, tweets, etc.) and articles/guides, whereas audio content and podcasts are the least popular;
More than 50 % of consumers say that blogs have influenced their purchase decisions;
94 % of marketers believe that the users analysis of the site’s perceived value will increase in importance as a ranking factor.
Find Out More: http://www.mindjumpers.com/blog/2012/11/content-marketing-seo/ Via Antonino Militello
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"Not too long ago, Google and Bing seemed fully focused on adding as many social features to their search engines as possible.
For Google, that meant adding lots of Google+ features and for Bing it meant making the best out of its exclusive relationship with Facebook. Since then, though, it seems the two search engines’ strategies have changed, with Google slowly deemphasizing social search and Bing going all in by adding more social features than ever". Via Antonino Militello
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