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jack_fox

Image SEO: alt tag and title tag optimization * Yoast - 0 views

  • If you have images in your design that are purely there for design reasons, you’re doing it wrong, as those images should be in your CSS and not in your HTML. If you really can’t change these images, give them an empty alt attribute, like so:
  • Each image should have an alt text,
  • title attribute is not required. It can be useful but in most cases, leaving it out shouldn’t be too much of an issue.
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  • If your image is of a specific product, include both the full product name and the product ID in the alt tag so that it can be more easily found.
  • n general: if a keyword could be useful for finding something that is on the image, include it in the alt tag if you can.
Rob Laporte

Explaining the Other in Google Analytics Search Console Reports - 2 views

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    "The Best Chrome Extensions for SEOs and AdWords Professionals"
jack_fox

Image SEO: alt tag and title tag optimization * Yoast - 0 views

  • Each image should have an alt text
  • a title attribute is not required. What’s more, most of the time it doesn’t make sense to add it. They are only available to mouse (or other pointing devices) users and the only one case where the title attribute is required for accessibility is on <iframe> and <frame> tags.
  • f you have images in your design that are purely there for design reasons, you’re doing it wrong, as those images should be in your CSS and not in your HTML. If you really can’t change these images, give them an empty alt attribute
jack_fox

7 SEO Fails Seen in the Wild (And How You Can Avoid Them) - BruceClay - 0 views

  • Whenever I pick up a new domain, I like to let it lie dormant for six months to a year at least before trying to make anything of it. I want the search engines to clearly differentiate my site’s new incarnation from its past life.
Rob Laporte

Google patent on related entities and what it means for SEO - Search Engine Land - 0 views

  • When we searched for presidents, a carousel of presidents in chronological order was presented, and when we click an image, the context is carried with it, something that does not occur when we search a president in isolation.
  • an entity is not simply a person, place or thing but also its characteristics.
  • There are a few key ways that Google determines the relatedness of entities, but one key mechanism that comes up repeatedly is the co-occurrence of the entities in the same resources.
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  • Alternatively, one can assume each entity appearing in the carousel would be there regardless of whether they occurred frequently or infrequently on the same page together.
  • One of the key mechanisms Google uses to determine which entity and relationship are the most important is the freshness (how recent are the co-relations we discussed above), as well as the click-through rate on related queries combined with what users type in after a query.
  • Authoritative sites, especially those related to a specific subject matter, are given a higher priority in determining the relationships between entities.
  • If you operate a hotel in New York City, and that hotel name is frequently referenced on pages with the entity “hotel,” the relationship between the brand and the word “hotel” will be strengthened.
  • Further, if the hotel also exists on pages optimized for “New York City,” that entity relationship will be reinforced whether there is an active link or not. Even if topically unrelated pages use the phrase “New York City” and the name of the hotel, the relevance score goes up.
  • Continuing with my hotel example, having said “hotel” on a page with competing brands would, by my logic, assist in boosting the strength of the relationship for “hotels.”But if the page is also about dining and activities in New York, the relationship may soften.There is no information I know of to suggest whether entity association is an on-and-off, relative-or-not scenario or whether the more entities referenced, the less any one is valued. This would make sense, and if that is the case, then pages with a focus would logically reinforce a specific entity association more than a general page.
  • the closer two terms appear on a page, the stronger the relationship association is.
  • Wikipedia uses nofollow attributes on its outbound links, yet those links pass a powerful signal.
Rob Laporte

YouTube SEO: How to Rank Your Videos From Start to Finish - 0 views

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    "Site Explorer"
Rob Laporte

How Social Media Helps SEO [Final Answer] - 0 views

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    "What Social Signals Do Google & Bing Really Count?"
Rob Laporte

What's next for technical SEO? - 0 views

  • Google is ramping up their efforts on data as well, including sourcing more data than ever before from users. Google is gathering more data with things like Google My Business Q&A that will likely be used for voice search if it’s not already. Google Webmaster Trend Analyst Gary Illyes stated at Pubcon Vegas in 2017 that there will be more focus on structured data and more applications for the data this year.
  • Google has also been saying it will look into speed being a more prominent metric for the mobile-first index. Right now, it’s basically on/off, and you’re only hurt by speed if you’re really too slow — but they may actually weight this heavier or change how they handle the weight based on the speed in the future.
  • The tools I’m talking about are Distilled ODN, Updatable from Ayima, RankSense and RankScience. They give you full control of the DOM (Document Object Model) before the website is served. It’s like having a prerender where you can change anything you want about your website. These systems have the potential solve a lot of major issues, but I wonder about their longevity, even though they are fairly new, as the previously mentioned Cloudflare Workers could do these changes as well.
Rob Laporte

Can Cloudflare Actually Hurt Your Website's SEO? (Case Study) - 0 views

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    "Cloudflare - Rankings destroyed in 36 hours"
jack_fox

Durable URLs for SEO: How, When & Why to Use Them - 0 views

  • Content for which the author does not intend to update it in the future.
  • social shares don’t accumulate on redirected URLs and maintaining massive redirect lists for years becomes burdensome quickly.
jack_fox

The SEO title output for the plugin doesn't work as expected - Yoast Knowledge Base - 0 views

  • Force a Rewrite Note: This can considerably slow down your site and is the least desirable option of the two. This is not available when your theme already supports dynamic titles
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      Only meant for issues like duplicate site titles in html title.
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      Only meant for issues like duplicate site titles in html title,
jack_fox

SEO: Analyzing Googlebot Crawls for Problems, Inefficiencies | Practical Ecommerce - 0 views

  • Google asserts that crawl budget does not impact sites with less than a few thousand pages.
jack_fox

How to Get More Local Reviews | Local SEO - Moz - 0 views

  • Don’t set up a review kiosk in your place of business to ask for reviews. A single IP address being shared amongst multiple reviews on a given platform can lead to those reviews being flagged and removed.
  • Don’t narrow your focus to a single platform. Diversity in where your business has reviews posted is insurance against reputation loss should something happen to your reviews on any one of the platforms.
  • When a customer is willing to share an email, follow up within a few days to ask them to write a review about their experience. Give them a choice of platforms so that they can pick their favorite.
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  • On your website’s own reviews or testimonials page, showcase links to your third-party review profiles, or create a separate page on your website just for that purpose.
  • Respond to as many reviews as you possibly can. Numerous review platforms permit you, as the business owner, to respond to reviews. Your first duty is to respond well to negative reviews, but dedicate any time you can set aside to respond personally to the positive reviews, as well.
  • Be sure you are tracking the outcomes of specific review acquisition strategies. You may discover that there are days of the week or even times of the day when you see a better response to email, social media, or other forms of “asks.”
  • Going professional may be the best solution. Consider a paid review management service like GetFiveStars or Grade.us
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