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Hello,
There definitely wouldn't be any harm from using a consistent bio and definitely help your branding but from an SEO perspective I could see varying it slightly based on what page or site it is on.  Fore example to help build more direct links to your Prestashop services landing page I would create a bio flaunting your expertise in Ecommerce and Prestashop and choosing the anchor text accordingly.   On the other hand if you're trying to increase your PA on your SEO landing page and your guest post is SEO related then why not make the link in your bio that much more relevant?

I think creating 3 slightly diff bios that funnel link juice based on your priorities is a good idea.

Milosz

I'd love to help but what is the url in reference?

Hello Emilien,

It does seem to me that their footer links are definitely paid and you'll definitely have to pay to play.  If you're looking to pitch a great blog post or an article I would suggest first building a relationship with the editors but to be honest I didn't see many editorial opportunities at zonebourse.com.  All of their news posts seem to prohibit externals links which tells me they have a strict policy in this regard.

There are probably better targets out there.

Regards,
Milosz

The answer may lie in the monitor size/resolution that you're currently viewing in.  Cover photos dynamically resize proportionately using 16×9 ratio to fit your screen resolution.  Is your monitor a diff ratio?

I've checked your profile image on my laptop (1600x900) and it actually looks fine on my end.  The resized image that Google serves up on my end: sumo-gplus-banner.png is 1,582px × 892px.  Still it looks very sharp on my laptop.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-1qP29G-HZ2Y/UgMLVkxofxI/AAAAAAAAAF4/-cd0vJVswKs/s1582-fcrop64=1,004d0000ffb1ffff/sumo-gplus-banner.png

Hope that helps.

Milosz

Hello,

Not sure if you figured it out but looking at your most recent ranking it seems you still have this issue.   Your Title tags are just fine.  Yes the H1 could be optimized but I've seen worse cases of H1s so this can't be it.  What I did find out is that your product page has duplicate content shared with other pages therefore Google is picking the page with absolute unique copy as best option.

Check out where your testimonial's copy reside: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Up+until+two+years+ago+I+was+a+gym+bunny+exercise+freak%2C+then+ill+health+meant+I+had+to+stop+exercising+on+a+regular+basis.+This+almost+drove+me+to+insanity.%22&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

I could be wrong but I don't think you were planning on having this page indexed:

http://www.reviber.co.uk/reviber%20plus%20success%20toning%20my%20legs%20and%20arms

You could fix this in a various ways, robots.txt/canonical but I would make sure google doesn't crawl your "testimonial" urls. .

Hope this helps,

Milosz

Hello,
There definitely wouldn't be any harm from using a consistent bio and definitely help your branding but from an SEO perspective I could see varying it slightly based on what page or site it is on.  Fore example to help build more direct links to your Prestashop services landing page I would create a bio flaunting your expertise in Ecommerce and Prestashop and choosing the anchor text accordingly.   On the other hand if you're trying to increase your PA on your SEO landing page and your guest post is SEO related then why not make the link in your bio that much more relevant?

I think creating 3 slightly diff bios that funnel link juice based on your priorities is a good idea.

Milosz

Hello,

Not sure if you figured it out but looking at your most recent ranking it seems you still have this issue.   Your Title tags are just fine.  Yes the H1 could be optimized but I've seen worse cases of H1s so this can't be it.  What I did find out is that your product page has duplicate content shared with other pages therefore Google is picking the page with absolute unique copy as best option.

Check out where your testimonial's copy reside: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Up+until+two+years+ago+I+was+a+gym+bunny+exercise+freak%2C+then+ill+health+meant+I+had+to+stop+exercising+on+a+regular+basis.+This+almost+drove+me+to+insanity.%22&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

I could be wrong but I don't think you were planning on having this page indexed:

http://www.reviber.co.uk/reviber%20plus%20success%20toning%20my%20legs%20and%20arms

You could fix this in a various ways, robots.txt/canonical but I would make sure google doesn't crawl your "testimonial" urls. .

Hope this helps,

Milosz

The answer may lie in the monitor size/resolution that you're currently viewing in.  Cover photos dynamically resize proportionately using 16×9 ratio to fit your screen resolution.  Is your monitor a diff ratio?

I've checked your profile image on my laptop (1600x900) and it actually looks fine on my end.  The resized image that Google serves up on my end: sumo-gplus-banner.png is 1,582px × 892px.  Still it looks very sharp on my laptop.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-1qP29G-HZ2Y/UgMLVkxofxI/AAAAAAAAAF4/-cd0vJVswKs/s1582-fcrop64=1,004d0000ffb1ffff/sumo-gplus-banner.png

Hope that helps.

Milosz