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RE: Privacy Policy: index it/? And where to place it?posted in Web Design
"If you do plan to engage in a lot of deceptive practices, though, it might be nice to not have these pages cached, so nobody can look back at your older privacy policy (i.e. through the Way Back Machine)."
I laughed at that part, but always good to know just in case.
Thanks Jeff!
Ruben
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Privacy Policy: index it/? And where to place it?posted in Web Design
Hi Everyone,
Two questions, first: should you allow google to index your privacy policy? Second: for a service based site (not e-commerce, not selling anything) should you put the policy in the footer so it's site wide or just on the "contact us" form page?
Best,
Ruben
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RE: Is there a way to get your local SERP by zipcode?posted in Local Listings
I don't know of any software that can do that, but your question inspired me to look for some. Allegedly, serps.com can. I have absolutely no idea if this is true or accurate. But I'm signing up for their free trial. I'll let you know what I find out!
Good luck!
Ruben
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Does an age verification home page hurt SEO?posted in Web Design
There's a microbrewery in our area that just launched its first website. It has the "verify your age" homepage (which is not really their homepage, but I don't know what it's called) before you can enter. It looks like this: http://angrychairbrewing.com/
Anyway, does this hurt them at all from a rankings standpoint? Also, assuming bots/spiders/ROGER can crawl sites like this, (which I think they would have to be able to do) how do they get around this verification?
Thanks,
Ruben
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RE: How can you tell if a competitors' FB post was boosted?posted in Social Media
Hi Keri,
":f one post has 3000 FB likes, and all the other posts by the page have about 10 likes, you can guess that they did something, however." is what I've been doing...it makes competitiive research and/or analysis tricky though. It's ball park, but I still can't know for sure if something REALLY was popular or just paid.
As always, thanks for looking out! I appreciate it.
- Ruben
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How can you tell if a competitors' FB post was boosted?posted in Social Media
Does anyone know how to identify if a FB post was boosted or not? Does FB or a third party software have that capability?
Thanks,
Ruben
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RE: Do quizzes hurt your site? Thin content?posted in Technical SEO
Thanks Oleg; those are some great points. I appreciate it!
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Do quizzes hurt your site? Thin content?posted in Technical SEO
We did a 10 question quiz awhile back relating to something we were sponsoring, and it had a decent response. However, considering quizzes just aren't that long, does that contribute to making the site's content thin? Obviously, it's not a major problem at the moment, but if we did more of them would this be an issue? If there's no real issue, I'd prefer not to no-index them, but I'd love some feedback to help make the decision.
Thanks,
Ruben