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I would like to research popular press releases in my industry. Ones that got picked up by many popular outlets, got a lot of coverage etc. Besides mindlessly searching the web for press releases, is there a better way? Almost looking for a service that ranks press releases in terms of effectiveness.
What would be the search term if I wanted to search ONLY sites with the following words in the URL? I know how to do the searches individually: allinurl: keyword. But how do I do them all at once with one search term?
Fit
Fitness
Crossfit
Health
Strength
Shape
Workout
Muscle
Sixpack
bodybuilding
Thanks, I know about this, but the results show everything, including blog posts. What I want is a verified study that shows results
I need to find scientific studies that back up a claim. I am searching the internet and see a mix of studies with blog posts with other stuff. Is there a way to isolate scientific studies in a search result?
I am looking to make a list of go-to questions when I talk to clients on the phone. What are some good questions that would help me evaluate their website/internet goals?
I have a client who is semi-famous and has some negative press that is appearing at the top of search engines. What is the best way to get rid of these?
Thanks, it is a social networking site, much like Twitter
I am fortunate enough to be working with a client who is still building their website. From a site structure standpoint, what can I look for with my SEO hat as they build their wire frames and storyboard their site? I want to make sure I don't miss any components that might be helpful short and long term
great answer! More feedback from others is appreciated, but this answer is thorough and well thought out. Thanks!
What is the best way to SEO a crowdsourcing site?
The websites content is entirely propagated by the user
I often use bit.ly or Google URL shortener in links when other websites post my articles so I can track clicks. However, I am thinking this may HURT my SEO given that it is taking away a back link to my website. Is that logic correct ?
If so, what is a good way to be able to track clicks if a website posts your article without jeopardizing the SEO value?
I just spent thousands of $$ redesigning my site. Have a Wordpress site now with Yoast SEO. However, my organic traffic has dropped of a cliff. Can any of you help me figure out why?
i am trying to get links on financial/investing websites