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Viper Chill
FEBRUARY 8, 2010
You are here: ViperChill » SEO » Wordpress SEO: The Only Guide You Need Wordpress SEO: The Only Guide You Need Written by Glen, this post has 175 Comments As many of you will know, I love Wordpress. Meta Tags When you search for a site in Google, you’ll see a snippet of content under the page link.
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
JANUARY 5, 2012
Think instead about social media traffic, good content, a cleanly coded website, slow progressive growth, and your site’s authority. This post is a somewhat technical approach toward dealing with duplicate content issues. Your strategies must employ content creation, community management, local/maps optimization, among others.
Viper Chill
JANUARY 27, 2010
You are here: ViperChill » Business » $1M Case Study: My CMS & Content Strategy $1M Case Study: My CMS & Content Strategy Written by Glen, this post has 58 Comments It has been a while since I wrote about my million dollar case study. First, I want to talk about my CMS and Content situation.
Kikolani
DECEMBER 8, 2015
The content of a website and back links generated are monitored by search engines to determine the authenticity of the service provider. As it takes a lot of energy and effort to generate good quality back links, make sure an expert who knows the difference is at the helm of process. How to stop low quality links?
Viper Chill
AUGUST 27, 2013
Should we include the rel=”nofollow” by default? Depending on the scale of what you’re doing with infographics, you might want to put a rel=”nofollow” on those as well” What can I do if someone – like my competition – is trying to harm me with bad backlinks?
ProBlogger
APRIL 28, 2012
While blogging and submitting articles, leaving tons of comments, and submitting guest posts, can garner an initial positive result, it’s tough to keep at it. ProBlogger.com has been writing a lot more on using video content lately, and I know I’ve done a few trailers for my own book as well—with much success. Leave more comments.
Bare Feet Studios
MAY 19, 2009
Bloggers who are compensated can use the “nofollow&# tag within their outbound links to keep those links from being tagged by Google as paid content. The nofollow may well make that harder, but then again, if you are under contract I think it’s the buyer’s responsibility to track the postings of the paid blogger.
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