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Best posts made by jesse-landry
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RE: Please Settle a Bounce Rate Debateposted in Conversion Rate Optimization
How bout shidiot? ...this thread is degenerating I apologize.
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RE: How to perform Local SEO for sites like Angies List/Task Rabbit or Craigslistposted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
blogs, social media, comparison charts, infographics, something interesting. show me in a fun way how you are different than those well established brands.
That's some tough competition... Good luck!
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RE: How Can You Get the Most out of Attending Mozcon?posted in Industry Events
This forum is as good a resource as any for a pre-con meetup.
I'll be there. Let's get a drink and form a kickass SEO posse! WHO'S IN!
We could call it "The Posseo?"
Just spit-balling here
Follow me @SEOjesseO and maybe we can start a #posseo
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RE: How Can You Get the Most out of Attending Mozcon?posted in Industry Events
I use Google Plus far less but am interested in changing that so I joined. Good idea!
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RE: Are the MozCon Slides available yet?posted in Industry Events
That one he apparently asked to remain private and was emailed out to MozCon attendees directly. So if you did not attend, my guess would be "no."
I am not affiliated with either party and am not authorized to speak for them, this is just my understanding.
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RE: Do 404 Pages from Broken Links Still Pass Link Equity?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
I think, and correct me if I'm wrong Dan, you guys are misunderstanding the question.
He means that if you do actually create a 404 page for all your broken links to land on, will the juice pass from there to your domain (housing the 404 page) and on to whatever internal links you've built into said 404 page.
The answer, I think, is no. Reason for this is 404 is a status code returned before the 404 page is produced. Link juice can pass through either links (200) or redirects (301).
Again... I THINK.
Was this more what you were asking?
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RE: Need MOZCON linkposted in Industry Events
Wait a minute, did you just answer your own question? Is this the twilight zone?
Well then in that case I'll leave a sarcastic response: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=mozcon+presentations&l=1
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RE: Is this link follow or nofollow? Does it pass linkjuice?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Well I'm assuming this code is modified and isn't live anywhere as it's kind of a mess and I don't mean formatting-wise. That said, clearly your question is mainly on the div onClick functionality and whether or not that passes link juice.
To my knowledge, so long as the href is in place you will be fine. Google parses Javascript functionality pretty well and this is one of the simpler JS functions around.
So my answer is: yes.
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RE: Sitemap Update Frequency?posted in Web Design
appreciate the input thank you. makes sense - throw the new sitemap on the server and let it happen. will do
thanks again all