Would it be better to make it nofollow if the link can bring traffic to the site?
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RE: Linking from different IP, but same server, how much it can hurt?posted in Link Building
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Linking from different IP, but same server, how much it can hurt?posted in Link Building
Example,
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Have a site on 173.194.33.51 and site on 173.194.33.52, same server, different IP addresses, same network subnet.
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Make one link from site residing on 173.194.33.51 to site on 173.194.33.52
Can this hurt?
Can it be beneficial if site on 173.194.33.55 has good PR?
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RE: $1,500 questionposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Fair enough. Like you said without knowing the website you can't give anything else then general recommendations.
Not really sure where to go from here. Do you offer private consultation for somebody like me?
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RE: $1,500 questionposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Thanks for the answer Ryan.
In the past few months I improved the site's design and content considerably, and there is not too much room for improvement in that area anymore. There are always things to improve, off course, but not too much, and not something that will change revenue drastically.
In other words the site is ready for some minor work on design and content , and at the same time there is a lot of room in figuring out ways of bringing quality visitors to the site. I would like to spend these $1,500 to bring quality visitors to the site, and spread the word around. Any ideas about what would be a good $1,500 investment in this area?
What would be a desirable bounce rate? This site has around 50% right now.
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$1,500 questionposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
I have $1,500 to spend to promote 8 years old website.
Almost no SEO work was done for the site in the past 3-4 years. The site has a couple hundreds (around 300) external backlinks pointing to the homepage, and around 30 backlinks pointing to internal pages. It gets around 60% traffic from referring sites, 30% direct, and 10% from SE. The homepage has PR 4. It ranks around 70th place in Google rankings for one of the main keywords. No keyword research has been done for the site. Looking for long term benefits.
What would be the best way, in your opinion, to spend this money?
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RE: What would be a really good reason to pay for SEOmoz Pro service?posted in Moz Pro
Thank you all for your time and your answers.
So basically it all comes down to the tools. Are they worth the price? Let me find out, and let you know what I think.
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What would be a really good reason to pay for SEOmoz Pro service?posted in Moz Pro
What would be a really good reason(s) to pay for PRO membership after 1 month free trial expires? What do I get here that I didn't already use during my trial, or can get somwhere else for free or less money?
Not trying to criticize, just looking for facts. Thanks.