Thanks everyone.
Happy Friday,
Ruben
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Numbers vs #'s For Blog Titlesposted in Algorithm Updates
For your blog post titles, is it "better" to use numbers or write them out? For example, 3 Things I love About People Answering My Constant Questions or Three Things I Love About People Answering My Constant Questions?
I could see this being like the attorney/lawyer, ecommerce/e-commerce and therefore not a big deal. But, I also thought you should avoid using #'s in your url's.
Any thoughts,
Ruben
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RE: Better to use specific cities or counties for SEO geographics?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Continuing on what EGOL said, we have had very good experiences with County + keyword for areas outside of Hillsborough County (outside of Tampa). You will not find Pasco + keyword or Hernando + keyword ever showing up on any mainstream keyword tool. They just don't have the search volume...however, we get conversions on those landing pages all the time.
Frankly, I don't know how you would even do county vs city research, because you (most likely) will not find search volume for counties even though conversions might be there. However, as William said, they are the same name. So, in your particular case, it really shouldn't matter.
Best,
Ruben
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RE: How can I see what Google sees when it crawls my page?posted in Reporting & Analytics
Oh, sorry, I just read the title question, not the follow-up explanation. This is a decent site for what you're looking for http://www.webconfs.com/spider-view-article-9.php, but you can pretty much just go google "google search simulator" and get a bunch of different sites that will show the same information, just displayed differently.
Have a fantastic Thursday!
Ruben
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RE: How can I see what Google sees when it crawls my page?posted in Reporting & Analytics
Oh, I'm so excited, because I finally have an answer to a technical question. In your browser type site:yourwebpage.com! That will list everything google indexes.
Cheers!
Ruben
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RE: Bzzagent good or bad?posted in Reviews and Ratings
It sure seems like murky waters that are best to avoid with google. Not to mention, Bzzagent has a very mixed public image. Are you sure you'd even want to associate with that company? It just seems like there's a lot more harm that can come from this strategy than good.
Have you looked into any of the online reputation/review services out there? I'm just starting this process, but it strikes me as the safest way to get much needed reviews.
Good luck,
Ruben