Skip to main content

Home/ Groups/ DISC Inc
Rob Laporte

Google MUM update: What can SEOs expect in the future? - 0 views

  • Technical tasks such as marking up with structured data will become more and more obsolete since Google needs less and less structured information for understanding via natural language processing.
  • The content and links remain the most important influencing factors. Links are joined by other important factors that underpin authority. Co-occurrences in search queries and content (text, video, audio and images) are important trust and authority signals
  • content marketing along the customer journey
  • ...3 more annotations...
  • Content must be user-centric and anticipate needs and questions along the customer journey, just like Google does with MUM
  • For SEOs, this means that in the future, when designing the content of audios and videos, they will be able to pay attention to a semantically meaningful design similar to that of text, by using keyword research or TF-IDF analyses
  • Semantic databases like the Knowledge Graph will also benefit from the additional sources of actionable information about entities for data mining
Rob Laporte

Google's March 2022 Product Reviews Update (PRU) - Findings and observations from the a... - 0 views

  • sites should consider providing links to more than one retailer to purchase products
  • against Amazon’s TOS
  • my recommendation is to link to more than one seller, if possible (to future-proof your site), but it’s not a requirement as of now
  • ...1 more annotation...
  • provide evidence such as visuals, audio, or other links of your own experience with the product, to support your expertise and reinforce the authenticity of your review
Rob Laporte

Google's digital marketing course offers bad SEO advice - 0 views

  • cringe-worthy SEO advice so shockingly bad that one of Google’s search advocates – Danny Sullivan – is disavowing it.
  • Keywords absolutely matter. But there is no magical ratio of keywords to content that can guarantee traffic and rankings. 
  • “I do guide writers on the number of keyword repetitions to use in content (but avoid any discussion/research on density). The reason for specifying the number of repetitions for keywords is that in my experience writers won’t naturally mention keywords enough to establish relevance for the keyword you want to rank for.”“When guiding writers, I include seven keyword types to guide writers such as: Primary keyword, secondary keyword, words that are part of an authoritative discussion on the topic, words to use in links, etc. Each has a number of repetitions to include. I find this guides the writer into a direction of building out robust content with an authoritative discussion that will perform well in search engines.”
Rob Laporte

Internal PageRank Optimization Strategies - Portent - 0 views

  • On sites with hundreds of pagination pages, a blog post might rely on a pagination page that is 25 clicks away from the homepage for its only internal link. Category, tag, and author pages are effective ways to provide an alternative click path that is much shorter. So long as tag and category pages are well-formed and useful as navigation for users, they should be indexed.
  • By carefully controlling which filters are indexable in a faceted navigation
  • Estimating Internal PageRank With Screaming Frog Link Score
  •  
    "They have a guide to Link Score here"
« First ‹ Previous 3201 - 3220 Next › Last »
Showing 20 items per page