It's here - the first episode of the Essentials Of The Online Business Podcast!
Topics covered include:
- changes in the Google Search algorithm in June, July and August,
- new post targeting on Facebook,
- new additions to Microsoft’s adCenter and Majestic SEO,
- Google ranking factors that you can be sure about,
- and many more!
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Valid Google Ranking Signals
Onsite SEO alghoritmic signals for Google Search Engine:
- page load time
- internal linking (and where the links are placed)
- keywords in the title of the page (the sooner mentioned the better), meta description, address of the page and whole domain, headings, textual content (a keyword should be mentioned a few times, 2-5% density is natural), strong tags, em tags (although that last one has low impact)
- freshness of content and the whole site
- age of the page and the whole domain
- variety of topics for the whole website and particular page
- ranking (authority) of the domain
- number of pages on a domain
- length of content on a particular page (should be between 400 and 1000 words)
- quality and quantity of +1’s for the page and the whole domain (although it’s of low impact)
- content uniqueness, so no duplicate content (within the website and in the Internet overall, a list of articles with snippets is OK)
- presence of images and videos on a page with proper file names and proper alt and title attributes for the img tag
Offsite SEO ranking factors for Google:
- quality and quantity of backlinks with their anchor texts, related context and placement of the link (within content is good, in the footer is bad)
- whether the backlink has a nofollow attribute or not (nofollow is also good!)
- for the appropriate searches (like restaurants): the distance between the visitor and the business
- factors dependant on a particular search term (for example: a search for restaurants will consider the rates and their number from review sites)
- CTR from the search engine results pages (dependant mostly on the title and meta description of a page)
- PageRank (likely an internal one)
News, sites and tools mentioned
News segment:
- News: Don't remove low quality links to your site - a cure is on it's way (source: Search Engine Roundtable)
- Tools: Bing Webmaster Tools, Google Webmaster Tools
- News: Got a Google+ Business page and a Google+ Local page? Merge them. Also read about the downsides of merging
- News: Facebook rolling out post targeting for it's pages
- News: PageRank update
- Tool: My free website analysis tool
- News: Google Knowledge Graph goes worldwide and what it means to you (source: Official Google Blog)
- Tool: Rich Snippets testing tool
- News: Valid copyright removal notices now a ranking factor to Google (source: Google's Inside Search Blog, Search Engine Land)
- News: Changes in Google Search in June and July (source: Google's Inside Search Blog)
- News: Google: social signals not so impactful in rankings (source: SES San Francisco coverage by Search Engine Watch)
- News: Google showing 7 results for 18% of searches + less diversity for branded keywords (source: Search Engine Land)
- News: Microsoft's adCenter (like AdWords but for Bing) introduces ad rotation
- Tool: Microsoft adCenter
- News: Great new link tracking tool from Majestic SEO (source: Majestic SEO Blog)
- Tool: Majestic SEO
- News: Google refreshes it's Panda algorithm for search rankings
- News: Google+ is rolling out vanity (pretty) URLs for some people and reserves the right to CHARGE for them (source: Marketing Land)
- News: Google Analytics adds shortcuts for faster report viewing
Recommended content:
Main topic:
- Search ranking factors according to a bunch of people I don't know
- Tools to measure page load time: WebPageTest, Pingdom, Yottaa
- Tools: my free website analysis tool
Awesome tip:
Bonus content - recommended podcasts:
Task list and things to consider
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- Don’t waste time on removing low quality links. Disavow them in Bing Webmaster Tools and copy them to Google Webmaster Tools when the disavow feature launches.
- If you have a separate Google+ Business page and Google+ Local page, consider merging them, but read about the downsides first.
- Consider post targeting on your Facebook page.
- Check your updated PageRank, onsite SEO factors mentioned in this episode and validate your HTML code using my free website analysis tool
- Add rich snippets to your website and validate them.
- If you’re using Microsoft’s adCenter for Bing, check out their new ad rotation feature.
- Consider using Majestic SEO’s new link tracking feature on your most valuable pages or pages of your competitors.
- If you’re using Google Analytics a lot, make some shortcuts.
- If interested, read the recommended article about getting out of a Google penalty.
- Check your page load time using WebPageTest, Pingdom and Yottaa. Aim for under 2 seconds.
- Set up an Adjusted Bounce Rate with visits exceeding 15 seconds.
- Check out the recommended podcasts: Foolish Adventure, Smart Passive Income, Lifestyle Business Podcast, AdSense Flippers and Tropical Talk Radio
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