I hate to do this, but within the first 10 posts on my new site I’m already writing about Pinterest. Sigh.
I know the whole Pinterest copyright situation is murky, but this link building idea is simply too obvious not to discuss. Pinterest added the ability to embed images from Pinterest onto other websites.
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We all pick up a few easy links as we wander around the web. SEOs can’t visit a single website without briefly thinking, “where can I get a link on here?” It’s a mindset that you can’t turn off.
The following list is a few places where different SEOs have nabbed quick links. Some easy [...]
I’m happy to say that Northside SEO made it to SES this year. This post is a few weeks late to be a timely recap for SES NY, but I didn’t think there was anything covered at the conference that was breaking news or time sensitive. This post is not meant to compete [...]
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You’re probably visiting my site for the first time after clicking-through my Broken Link Building post on SEOmoz.
I originally started writing my broken link building post right here on Northside SEO, but decided that it would be better served reaching a larger audience as a YouMoz post.
Don’t be [...]
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For most people, this is sort of an SEO 101 thing, but I still run into people looking for information on how to get data out of the SERPs. Exporting search results is a simple but powerful way to get data from google for link building or keyword research. If you are not great with [...]
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First off, I’m going to give a quick shout-out to a couple of blog posts by John Doherty and by Dan Shure as two sources of inspiration for my own “If I did SEO for…” post. The two of which were most likely inspired by Tom Critchlow’s SEO for Hipmunk post. I’m [...]
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One of the frustrations faced by Facebook fan page admins comes from the inability to comment as yourself on your own Facebook pages. Previously, you could only post comments as the official brand, company, service or whatever the page is for. There are times when you want to step in and post something as yourself. [...]
Continue Reading →Is it okay to put the canonical tag on every page? Putting the canonical tag on every page also means you’ll have the tag on the actual canonical page itself. Does it make sense to point the canonical tag at itself? It depends on who you ask. Google and Bing have different recommendations when it [...]
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