It should appear, you can use the search feature within the tool.
It also updates every 30 days or so, and if it was within that gap, it might not appear yet.
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It should appear, you can use the search feature within the tool.
It also updates every 30 days or so, and if it was within that gap, it might not appear yet.
If its excessive yes. If it is not excessive, it doesn't need to be removed asap.
But one thing to consider, why is your site being linked on spam sites? You might need to look at why this is happening to prevent it. Because if you occasionally get it, it will occasionally build up and then it will become a problem.
If you only have 1-2 links a year or something of that nature, it can't be that bad because everyone get's bad links here and there. But again why is it happening in the first place is what you should do first.
In reference to measuring traffic from Google News' search, I think it is based on freshness.
If you 301 redirected all the old pages to the new page, it should be all you need to do.
If anything, Google News might reindexed the new site's articles.
Are you looking for hire a link builder from India?
That is most likely not a good idea, majority of freelancers on Odesk and Freelancer all have grey hat or black hat link building. They spam lots of links to your site on other domains and this is not good for SEO. And at the end of the day it could damage your site.
I suggest you focus on a building great content and connecting with individuals within your niche to get links.
1 Blog. Google loves fresh content. Different blogs will be updated less frequently but if one blog, it will be fresh.
Generally speaking though, 1 blog is always better if its the same owner unless its a complete different niche/market. You are able to build links easier and domain can be more authoritative. Because it is the same or similar market, its best to keep it all in one place, your traffic or performance will be better.
They have always tried to keep one domain on the SERP unless there are really that little results or quality content.
Thus they use the site links feature to show more relevant content from the same domain instead of another result from the same domain.
Yes that works. You can also redirect all inks to those sites to www.breeze-air.com or whichever variation you want.
You can use this generator that might help you.
^Ha! Google expert.
I need to do some more search studying, awesome info though. Thumbed!
If it blends in, and content is awesome, other webmasters won't care. Because it looks and feels legit.
If you feel like it is too much, there is a good chance there is. They should focus on higher CTR positions rather than massing ads everywhere. That is one thing some begginers don't understand, the reader/user will easily avoid those ads, webmasters need to emphasize on the positions that is more highly profitable and populate it with great earning ads.
First point to a canonical URL, to show which one you want to be your actual home page, so juice is not spread between those 3.
To the question you asked. Go to your coding for those pages, and change the META TITLE.
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head>
<title></span>Breeze Air New York City Residential and Commercial Air Conditioning<span></title>
^^^^^^^^ CHANGE THIS PART^^^^^^^^ALL 3 PAGES SHOW SAME TITLE^^^^^^^^^
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| | name="keywords" content="new york Heating, new york Air Conditioning, Heating Contractor new york, Air Conditioning Contractor new york, new york Heating Contractor, new york Air Conditionin Contractor, new york Residentail Air Conditioning, new york Rheem, new york cooling, new york AC, indoor air quality, queens ,brooklyn, manhattan, bronx, forest hills, middle village, rego park, bayside, springfield gardens, Air Conditioning, Cooling, A/C, Air Conditioning Service, Ductwork, Air filtration" /> |
| | name="description" content="Top Air Conditioning HVAC Company in NYC Repair Installation. commercial HVAC Contractors,free quotes on new air conditioner installations" /> |
Read the bold and underlined, that is what you want to change on those 3 pages. Make it different but the main problem is those 3 links point the the same site and content.
Once I popped on the page, I saw the www.syn.... link. After that I just hovered my mouse near it and saw the URL and where your 404 error was.
What I usually do is view page source if I get a 404 error, since it tells you what the error is.
Definition and explanation by Google:
http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=47334
Your post:
http://www.cio-tech.com/cios-oracle-optimization-results-roi-justification-save-20m-over-5-years/
First paragraph:
improvements… a technical companion Video is posted on www.SynSynAck.comshowing the case study packet trace explaining the technical analysis to find optimization opportunities
Now that hyperlink is anchored as www.SynSynAck.com, but the actual URL is
http://www.cio-tech.com/cios-oracle-optimization-results-roi-justification-save-20m-over-5-years/www.SynSynAck.com
Go back into the post, and edit the URL/Hyperlink to just www.synsynack.com
And that should do it.
No, but you can get an idea of why it increased. You can check your on page SEO, by using the tool. Or using OSE to see how the linking profile is.
You can also for future references use Google Alerts, to see if anyone is referring to you, which can find out if you are getting links to your site.
But if you are doing something, then its a good sign things are paying off.
I believe that is just part of the referring domain link. The i.php usually has trailer words/letters like i.php?sometexthere, which could refer to an image, or a video you may have posted on Facebook, or other users have posted.
Does any video or images grab photos from your domain, if so, this could be the case.
What platform are you using for your site? And from what you showed, it doesn't seem to be a Google+ related picture, more like author picture.
Just decided to search this up and this is a good way to do it.
Follow this:
http://www.labnol.org/internet/author-profile-in-google/19775/
If the general search query matches what is on the page it should be fine. A lot of people tailor pages to location or technology based, just think of mobile versions of sites.
Only you would know are you trying to manipulate the engine? If not then all is well and you will not get penalized.
It could be the site does not receive enough traffic or links or just general information. If you are a PRO member(if it has any impact), it should come up after we get OSE updated. OSE hasn't been updated for over a month, so if you had a lot of links built and so on, it would not be indexed just yet.
Is the bot blocked in the robots.txt file?
Those 6 sub links are called "Sitelinks, Site Links". They generally show up when there is a direct match in terms of company and/or content.
If you want sitelinks for your page, you should optimize the pages and brand your site. After doing so, and doing a search you should receive those site links.
Use marketing techniques to gather an active and helpful community.
I believe building links are not too important for a forum as your users will help you spread the word in general, but link building ALWAYS helps.
Stay away from shady places that are offering links or followers or likes and what not.
You can use .htaccess
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} \maindomain.com$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.addondomain.com/$1 [R=301,L]
EDIT: This can also help you and give you more in depth and options to what you want to do.
I believe it might be for users logged in to differentiiate.
When you are at your own homepage I think its like twitter.com/#
or
It could be to point more authority to the homepage as whole. Canonical is just a "hey you SHOULD", doesn't mean you HAVE TO.
Canonical links are to help search engines.
This is my opinion.
From what I understand, Roger crawls your site's links. So do you have that link anywhere on your page?
From what I see there is a link to that page on your site,
View your homepage page source and look below. I would go into your HTML and remove that link for whatever reason it is there. It is probably just an error.
<a <span="" class="webkit-html-attribute-name">href</a><a <span="" class="webkit-html-attribute-name">="</a>google.com"><a <span="" class="webkit-html-attribute-name">href</a><a <span="" class="webkit-html-attribute-name">="</a>about.html">src="images/What_we_do.gif" width="142" height="30" alt="About Shipping"><a <span="" class="webkit-html-attribute-name">href</a><a <span="" class="webkit-html-attribute-name">="</a>about.html">class="img"><a <span="" class="webkit-html-attribute-name">href</a><a <span="" class="webkit-html-attribute-name">="</a>services.html">src="images/View_serv.gif" width="142" height="30" alt="Freight Services">
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The thing may be your conversion rates. So some things you listed above seemed to be more SEO problems. Generally if you have traffic, you should convert at least one of those a long the line.
Lets say you have 100 unique visits a day, and this continues for about 4 weeks and you still don't get a sale, then something might be wrong. Are sales pitches good? Are they attracting the customer's searches?
These questions all depends on the niche, which I don't have any previous experience with adult niches. I would try to make sure the site is easy to use and navigate, has all the trust icons and SSL information. Easy contact us and etc.
Since you do have multiple ecommerce sites, you may want to see what tactics are converting best and if applicable use them on the adult site.
Note: At work, rather not look at an adult page, so can't see the site.
The Like Box will work great. At the end of the day you are looking for likes for your page to build relationships with users. Likes on a URL won't necessarily boost rankings but does help give exposure.
My opinion is use tools like the Like Box for the main page or somewhere static while having the "like button" for dynamic URLs to target more unique URLs.
A few things, your site is not working when clicking on Facebook icon. It brings me to Facebook.com (i'm not logged in).
Another thing, you can get direct likes from your home page by using plugins like the "Like Box" that can be found here:
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/.
Also OSE updates every month and they will be updating at the end of this month. This will update your FB likes assuming the likes are for your URL.
Save your old .htaccess file just in case. You will see what works and what doesn't and at least you will have something to go back on.
No, from what I know there is no way to find out as this is given and done by Google.
SEOmoz gathers information from Analytics as well, so that will not help. But Analytics will give you an idea of what is going on.
Yes, you should create shorter excerpts. There should also be an option on WordPress to allow more than one blog post on the home page, you should increase this number, so each page is differentiated better than the home page and blog post.
Yep, I've been brought on the help out a bit. The internal links are excessive but hard to manage since it is an ecommerce site. I have to draw out something for the linking of categories.
Traffic is roughly 200-300 visits but pageviews are about 5-6 per visit.
Keywords are all general but mainly the domain matching keyword. Rankings have fluctuated some moved up and some moved down. As mentioned our current ranking for our own domain is 3rd.
Thanks for the input! Where do you think we should put some H2, H3 tags? We've been using the H1 as an alt= on the logo so its within the code.
Hi Mozzers,
I've been working on redesigning and revamping this site, http://www.canvaspaintings.com.
Their domain and keyword are a match but not ranking #1.
Some initial things I feel that needs to be changed are the links on the side and top bar, viewing the on page report, it does have a lot of links on every page. Trying to figure out how to remove them without having the top nav look empty.
Previous category descriptions were written by possibly an article spinner or keyword stuffed writer.
Need to start building more links, although PR5, it doesn't rank too well.
Let me know your opinions and thoughts, I would love to hear them out.
TMI!
You can't. Its just checking for that keyword, I don't think it takes into account nor is it complex enough to check surrounding text.
Don't forget these things are just like simple scans but with a grade attached to it. I would personally not allow it to bother me. If I'm ranking for those 3 terms fairly well, I will do what is needed.
It is not necessary to do all that. It would just be keyword stuffing. If your main business is SEO in Miami, you should just target one of those keywords the most that you mentioned above.
But have those keywords like SEO and Miami within the body of the site will improve the site as a whole, the on page report is only for reference and is not an actual reason why a word is ranking or not.
If I get an A on a page, doesn't mean I will automatically rank in top 10. So don't let it bother you.
If you emphasize on the keywords SEO and Miami enough and use anchor texts within those phrases/terms, Google uses all background wording to categorize a site, it is not just one word.
I hope that made sense, feel free to reply.
It should not make a difference base on the fact that the keyword is within the H1 code. But if you are not using span for color and what not, don't see any reason to do it. Having the words in H1 should be good enough.
GWT only utilizes the crawl bot and search results. It doesn't control your site's operation on the backend.
Use this in your ".htaccess" file to redirect all .example.com to www.example.com
<code class="htaccess" title="in your .htaccess file">RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.%{HTTP_HOST}/$1 [R=301,L]</code>
So what do you mean you were hit by Penguin? If you haven't been directly hit, meaning traffic took a dive, it should be alright. If you removed those unnatural links, Open Site Explorer will update at the end of the month and you should no longer see those links.
You can also use Webmaster Tools to see when your site was last crawled by Google.
SEOmoz OSE updates every month. So it should update on 6/30/12 and if you removed the links it should show up.
Was your site flagged by Google meaning they sent you a notification on Webmaster Tools? If so there should be a link for you to request them to crawl your site again.
I'm sorry I guess the site is pretty straight forward if I read the text. I think maybe less colors and larger text of the exact offerings. I felt like I had to really engage the page to know what is being offered.
As the video, I think it helps, a lot of other sites have their own video player that shows the benefits of their service as well. I'd say keep it, and if you can make it larger.
IMO, the site looks like it was made in 1998. You should try using easy to implement CMS platforms like WordPress or Drupal.
The keyword scan is looking for EXACTLY "Asheville Landscaping Edible" not looking for them separately.
And the site redirects to a directory, not that great for SEO. You should have the homepage as grass2greens.com not what you have right now.
If you put "Asheville Landscaping Edible" within the body, it will show up but it has to be together.
Get your H1 tags up as well.
It is not simple to get to page 1. Especially with some popular words like classroom and connection.
It also doesn't help you don't operate on a TLD. (.com, .net, .org). You also have very little links pointing to your domain. Your site is a bit disorganized and hard to look at.
Some things I would consider doing would be fixing up the site to look more professional and easy for users to view and see exactly what you are offering. My initial view of the landing page does not really tell me too much. You want the user to know what you are offering the minute they land on your page.
You should start building links from related niches that way you have some link juice and authority, that will most likely help you rank better than you currently are, it will also build your brand with more referral traffic from other sites.
My recommendation is to just use the root domain. Create a subfolder or category just for kids.
The link juice will stay the same and most importantly, your current customers are just customers and buyers. Unless you ranked keywords are like 'blah blah blah for adults' or anything related to being only for adults, your site should not limit itself to adults only.
Have a different section for kids within the root domain is VERY normal, its just growth. It is a great thing that you are able and willing to offer a kids section and this is good business.
Final thoughts: keep it within root domain, it is just better for business and can attract more awareness that "hey you offer kid costumes too!"
I work with one of the largest international evaluations company and I must say that related content to regions can help your SERP rankings.
For instance if your company is called intl hosting, and you google intl hosting, your site can come up within the SERP and one of the results can be "region intl hosting". So if I am using google.in, and I type in intl hosting, it will come up with something like "india dedicated servers - intl hosting".
If you want to know if international links help your SEO? Of course it does, if you have links from .CN or .co.uk, users searching for related services to your company in those locations will definitely rank better.
But don't forget just creating a good profile will be good and then you can start segmenting you locations and international link building strategies.
I've looked for hosting a few times for some of my clients and a lot of the times, international hosting companies have presences within communities. I think this is a great way to build a good customer relation, if your company is large enough or have the resources, you should definitely hire a community manager/sales employee to generate sales from hosting forums... a lot of them do this, but with great support and interaction with communities you will likely get their business.
This could be that LoCO2 is another branded term another company is using like LoCO2 Energy.
This can be fixed by just SEO the pages that you want to be indexed and searched. Majority of the time companies with less competitors using the same branded terms, they have a higher chance of dominating the SERP, this could be the case for your brand.
My suggestions, you should optimize your and build links around your targeted brand term 'Loco2'.
If you want more sitelinks, or more related site links(currently you have About - FAQs - Blog - Inspire me) you can demote these sitelinks within Google Webmaster Tools. You can list the subfolders you don't want to appear in sitelinks extension and it will randomly fill it with another link.
I don't believe you can CHOOSE which links appear at the sitelinks but only what not to include.
Good luck!
That is great that you are already getting great traffic from those search terms.
My suggestion which might not be a option for you is to chance the design a bit. The site looks a bit cluttered to view exactly what is clickable.
I scrolled to the button of your article and it does show additional/related information which should help decrease bounce rates.
An easy accessible and viewable page can always help conversion and helps keeping eyes on the page/site.
Another thing you can do is check other keywords that are having less bounce rates and maybe see how those keywords correlate with your higher bounce rates. I am no expert in your niche so you will have to identify why and which keywords are having low or high bounce rates.