OSE so slow, Majestic and Ahrefs are kicking Moz's ass.
Any plans to make it faster and BIGGER?
Posts made by sophia123
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OSE so slow!!!!posted in Link Explorer
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RE: CSS Display None / Hidden? Will I get in Trouble?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Hey,
I think I answered the question.
Go to this page: http://www.seomoz.org/article/search-ranking-factors
Click on any of the tabs. Scroll a little bit and select a sentence and search for it on Google You will see that Google gives the right URL, however it doesn't highlight the text on SERPs.
I do believe there is less weight given in that case, since google doesnt even seem to highlight the sentence In the case of long tail keywords, it will pick the destination that delivers the intent right away. In the case of hidden / non visible divs, there are more steps required to get there.
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RE: CSS Display None / Hidden? Will I get in Trouble?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Hi,
Sorry, to actually rephrase the question - will the page / site be given proper credit for that content? I know that Google will index it, and find within the quotations, but do you know if it will somehow take away the weight of that content since it is hidden? Will it show up if similar queries are searched?
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CSS Display None / Hidden? Will I get in Trouble?posted in Intermediate & Advanced SEO
Hi, We're integrating over a dozen of videos to the site to be featured in a slideshow manner.
A selected video will be featured in the center of the page, meanwhile the user can click on the small thumbnails and change it to something else.
For the selected videos, there will be a transcript shown right next to the video.
The trick is, we cant show the transcripts for all the videos at once, since that's just bad user experience - the page will be miles long.
We want to hide the transcripts for the videos which are not shown either in a div - or in some other Google friendly manner.
The question is? Is this Google - legit? Is there a chance of being flagged, since so much content will be hidden?
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How can I work out who pressed my Google +1 button?posted in Social Media
With Facebook likes it comes up on Facebook, telling you who pressed the 'like' button. You also get the number of people that like it.
Is there something like this for the +1 button? I can work it out through webmaster tools, but this is delayed data, unlike the Facebook 'likes' which is instant.
Is there a way of knowing who pressed your +1 button straight away, like on Facebook?