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Rob Laporte

7 Search Tools You May Not Know … But Should - 0 views

  • Soovle Soovle offers a unique search interface that puts a variety of search sites on a single page. But what makes it unique is that, as you type in the search box, Soovle shows you the auto-completion phrases that each search site recommends. In addition to being original, that function could serve to help with a keyword research project. It looks like this: Google is the default search site when you arrive, but you can use the right-arrow on your keyboard to quickly select a different site to perform your search. And there’s also a daily update on the top auto-complete terms. Each day, Soovle queries the search sites to find out what they show as the top results for each letter of the alphabet. Pretty cool stuff.
jack_fox

How Does the Local Algorithm Work? - Whiteboard Friday - Moz - 0 views

  • there are a couple of tools that will actually let you see results based on geo coordinates, which is really cool and very accurate. Those tools include the Local Falcon, and there is a Chrome extension which is 100% free, that you can put in your browser, called GS Location Changer.
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      I will try out the free Chrome extension on our next local SEO Tier 2-3 job
  • these two levels, depending on what industry you are working in, it's really important to know which level you need to be looking at. If you work with lawyers, for example, zip code level is usually good enough.
  • if you work with dentists or restaurants, let's say, you really need to be looking at geo coordinate levels. We have seen lots of cases where we will scan a specific keyword using these two tools, and depending on where in that zip code we are, we see completely different three-packs
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  • Generally speaking, if you're on a computer, they know what zip code you're in, and they'll list that at the bottom.
  • we've pretty much almost always seen a positive impact by switching to the homepage, even if that homepage is not relevant at all.
  • a Moz whitepaper that they did recently, where they found that only 8% of local pack listings had their website also appearing in the organic search results below.
Rob Laporte

Website Search and Rescue: How to Fix a High Bounce Rate cause by foreign Visitors Translating a page - 0 views

  • How to Fix a High Bounce Rate cause by foreign Visitors Translating a page If you have a lot of foreign visitors to your website they are likely to be using a translation tool, which will cause a high percentage of bounces in Google Analytics, because they are "leaving" your page within 30 seconds, and this can affect your keyword ranking.In order to easily fix it so Google doesn't count this as a bounce, first you need to set up a Google analytics account, if you don't have one, then go to Google translate:Fill in the form to get the code to put on your website but also click on Advanced and also the option to track those who use the translation tool. You will have to enter your Google Analytics ID. Then you just copy that bit of code into all your web pages where you'd like the translation button to appear.This should eliminate all bounces for those who are translating your pages.
Rob Laporte

Are PPC Ads Now Counting in Google Organic Backlinks? - Search Engine Watch (SEW) - 0 views

  • In the past, I've said there's no direct correlation between editorial rankings and paid advertisements. Well, it seems I was wrong. Paid search really can affect organic search. My team recently noticed this in one of our client's Google Webmaster Tools accounts. They saw instances of backlink anchor text that we knew we weren't optimizing against (not requesting links with these keywords) and they seemed very promotional in nature. When we reviewed these links, we saw that they were coming from paid search efforts. They were the titles of the ads on both Overture/Yahoo Search Marketing and Google AdWords. Yet, Google Webmaster Tools was (and still is) showing these as anchor text of backlinks to the Web site.
Rob Laporte

Google Shares Mobile Search Volumes - Search Engine Watch Forums - 0 views

  • 1 Week Ago AccuraCast vbmenu_register("postmenu_141249", true); This is just a forum. Opinions expressed here are not official!   Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: London, UK Posts: 115 Google Shares Mobile Search Volumes After more than 2 years filled with numerous requests for more stats on mobile search volumes and click estimates, Google has finally shared this data via a rather inconspicuous feature on their new Keywords Tool. Google shares mobile search volumes - accuracast.com/search-daily-news/accuracast-7471/google-shares-mobile-search-volumes-for-the-first-time/ This is really BIG for all mobile advertisers! Finally we can put a number and a value to mobile search advertising, and make a stronger business case to prospective clients.
Rob Laporte

Beyond conventional SEO: Unravelling the mystery of the organic product carousel - Search Engine Land - 0 views

  • How to influence the organic product carouselIn Google’s blog post, they detailed three factors that are key inputs: Structured Data on your website, providing real-time product information via Merchant Center, along with providing additional information through Manufacturer Center.This section of the article will explore Google’s guidance, along with some commentary of what I’ve noticed based on my own experiences.
  • Make sure your product markup is validatedThe key here is to make sure Product Markup with Structured Data on your page adheres to Google’s guidelines and is validated.
  • Submit your product feed to Google via Merchant CenterThis is where it starts to get interesting. By using Google’s Merchant Center, U.S. product feeds are now given the option to submit data via a new destination.The difference here for Google is that retailers are able to provide more up-to-date information about their products, rather than waiting for Google to crawl your site (what happens in step 1).Checking the box for “Surfaces across Google” gives you the ability to grant access to your websites product feed, allowing your products to be eligible in areas such as Search and Google Images.For the purpose of this study we are most interested in Search, with the Organic Product Carousel in mind. “Relevance” of information is the deciding factor of this feature.Google states that in order for this feature of Search to operate, you are not required to have a Google Ads campaign. Just create an account, then upload a product data feed.Commentary by PPC Expert Kirk Williams:“Setting up a feed in Google Merchant Center has become even more simple over time since Google wants to guarantee that they have the right access, and that retailers can get products into ads! You do need to make sure you add all the business information and shipping/tax info at the account level, and then you can set up a feed fairly easily with your dev team, a third party provider like Feedonomics, or with Google Sheets. As I note in my “Beginner’s Guide to Shopping Ads”, be aware that the feed can take up to 72 hours to process, and even longer to begin showing in SERPs. Patience is the key here if just creating a new Merchant Center… and make sure to stay up on those disapprovals as Google prefers a clean GMC account and will apply more aggressive product disapproval filters to accounts with more disapprovals. ”– Kirk WilliamsFor a client I’m working with, completing this step resulted in several of their products being added to the top 10 of the PP carousel. 1 of which is in the top 5, being visible when the SERP first loads.This meant that, in this specific scenario, the product Structured Data that Google was regularly crawling and indexing in the US wasn’t enough on it’s own to be considered for the Organic Product Carousel.Note: the products that were added to the carousel were already considered “popular” but Google just hadn’t added them in. It is not guaranteed that your products will be added just because this step was completed. it really comes down to the prominence of your product and relevance to the query (same as any other page that ranks).
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  • 3. Create an additional feed via Manufacturer CenterThe next step involves the use of Google’s Manufacturer Center. Again, this tool works in the same way as Merchant Center: you submit a feed, and can add additional information.This information includes product descriptions, variants, and rich content, such as high-quality images and videos that can show within the Product Knowledge Panel.You’ll need to first verify your brand name within the Manufacturer Center Dashboard, then you can proceed to uploading your product feed.When Google references the “Product Knowledge Panel” in their release, it’s not the same type of Knowledge Panel many in the SEO industry are accustomed.This Product Knowledge Panel contains very different information compared to your standard KP that is commonly powered by Wikipedia, and appears in various capacities (based on how much data to which it has access).Here’s what this Product Knowledge Panel looks like in its most refined state, completely populated with all information that can be displayed:Type #1 just shows the product image(s), the title and the review count.Type #2 is an expansion on Type #1 with further product details, and another link to the reviews.Type #3 is the more standard looking Knowledge Panel, with the ability to share a link with an icon on the top right. This Product Knowledge Panel has a description and more of a breakdown of reviews, with the average rating. This is the evolved state where I tend to see Ads being placed within.Type #4 is an expansion of Type #3, with the ability to filter through reviews and search the database with different keywords. This is especially useful functionality when assessing the source of the aggregated reviews.Based on my testing with a client in the U.S., adding the additional information via Manufacturer Center resulted in a new product getting added to a PP carousel.This happened two weeks after submitting the feed, so there still could be further impact to come. I will likely wait longer and then test a different approach.
  • Quick recap:Organic Product Carousel features are due to launch globally at the end of 2019.Popular Product and Best Product carousels are the features to keep an eye on.Make sure your products have valid Structured Data, a submitted product feed through Merchant Center, along with a feed via Manufacturer Center.Watch out for cases where your clients brand is given a low review score due to the data sources Google has access to.Do your own testing. As Cindy Krum mentioned earlier, there are a lot of click between the Organic Product Carousel listings and your website’s product page.Remember: there may be cases where it is not possible to get added to the carousel due to an overarching “prominence” factor. Seek out realistic opportunities.
jack_fox

How to Hunt Down and Capture Featured Snippets for More Traffic in 2019 - 0 views

  • Target question-based keywords. Check if there is a featured snippet on the SERP and what type it is (paragraph, list, table etc) using a tool like Ahrefs. Keep your paragraph and sentences fairly short. Answer the query as directly as possible. Structure your content with logical subheadings (H2, H3, H4 etc). Use tables to display any data. Include the question within the answer if possible. Include a summary at the start or end of the content.
Rob Laporte

How Google SGE will impact your traffic - and 3 SGE recovery case studies - 0 views

  • t’s possible to estimate how much traffic you’ll lose or gain from Google SGE. We propose an open SGE Impact Model, which anyone can implement using an Excel spreadsheet.
  • In a study of 23 websites, the aggregate organic traffic drop as a result of SGE was 18-64%. Our study focused on websites in the technology industry, with traffic mainly from informational keywords. There is large variance inside our sample, with some websites gaining as much as 219% in traffic while others are losing as much as 95%. See the results of the study.
  • t’s possible to optimize pages to appear in SGE snapshot carousels
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