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Why using fiverr gigs for SEO is generally a bad idea

Posted by Andrew Whyman on 21st of May, 2013

First of all, I can hear you asking what exactly is fiverr? In a nutshell, it's a site that will sell you a particular service for an insanely low $5 per gig (a gig is a single purchase). Whether you're a buyer or a seller, it can be a quick and easy way to buy or sell a great service. A great example is when we created SEOIpsum. The caric...

How Google's Rolling Index Affects Your SEO

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 21st of May, 2012

There are a few common mistakes that people new to SEO often make.  Being relatively new to search engine optimisation myself, I try to avoid commenting on these issues unless I'm fully confident about the advice I'm giving. This is the case with the information about Google's index that I recently began to understand, so I thought I'd j...

Improving Page Speed - Part Three

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 25th of April, 2012

The past couple of blogs that I have written on the subject of website performance have focused on the principles behind page speed optimisation and also, how the 'cache' needs to be factored into any site performance updates you make. In this blog however, I'd like to focus a bit more on the actual best practices for improving page response time....

Designing for SEO - 3 useful tips

Posted by Stuart Harrison on 1st of December, 2011

Most of my SEO clients already have an existing site. It is my job to take what I am given and do my very best to ensure that it starts ranking well for the chosen keywords. Normally this would entail at the very least, changing Metas, adding some relevant content and keyword placement. The problem is, by adding content and making small changes it...

105 SEO People You Should Follow on Twitter

Posted by Mike M on 29th of November, 2011

Twitter is the best tool you'll find to get the latest news and updates in the SEO world, so I decided to put a list together of the best SEO's in the business (in my opinion). Below is the rather large list with each accounts description, total tweets and followers, so please feel free to add as many as you want. So without further ado (and in a...

Reverse Proxy

Posted by Jason on 19th of November, 2011

Do you recognise URL's like this? http://blog.website.com http://somewebpage.blog.com These are sub-domain pages which are external to a website. I recently found out that quite a few of my clients have pages (blogs especially) which have these kind of URL's for example when creating a blogspot blog you select a name for it which is then ended w...

Skills needed to be a successful Link Builder

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 5th of September, 2011

Recently I published a blog post about the key skills an individual needs work in search engine optimisation.  With the increasing expansion of the SEO industry and the opportunity for employment that is made available by this growth, I thought it might be worthwhile developing this series of blogs by writing about the skills needed to b...

5 Tips for Panda-proofing your website

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 24th of August, 2011

I'm pretty sure that nearly every pun related to Google's Panda algorithm update has been made in numerous search engine optimisation blogs scattered across the web.  Thankfully, I won't even attempt to add to that woeful collection, but instead I'll focus on offering some advice on reviving websites that have been negatively impacted by...

Tips for Video Search Engine Optimisation

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 15th of August, 2011

Video search engine optimisation is still a practice in relative infancy.  However, with the increasing availability and access to high-speed internet connections with high-bandwidth there is potential to expand content creation and sharing through another medium.   A range of content can contribute to a successful SEO campaign, but vid...

Making the most of Meta Description Tags

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 13th of July, 2011

First of all, it is probably prudent to establish the fact that Meta tags are unfortunately not going to guarantee 100% certifiable search engine optimisation success.  In fact, with the exception of the title tag, Meta tags are a very weak signal in terms of directly influencing the SERPs.   The main value that can be garnered from the...

5 tips for Title Tag Optimisation

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 5th of July, 2011

The title tag is a piece of HTML code that essentially acts as, well, the title - indicating what the website is about to the search engines and users.  In terms of keyword placement, the title tag is one of the most important signals that the search engines use to determine the relevance of a website.   For the SEO Consult blog, the ta...

Help Users Form A Good Opinion

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 26th of June, 2011

I am firmly of the opinion that there are too many forms in modern life.  In a world where bureaucracy is rife there seems to be no escaping the mind crushing tedium of filling out line after line after line of information that is probably already stored in numerous locations already.   So, when presented with a form on a website, I am...

Top Tips for Choosing a Domain Name

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 12th of June, 2011

So, you have the concept that will act as the foundation for your online property. You have a perfect business model designed to offer an unparalleled level of satisfaction to visitors and the search engines. You have a bunch of original and unique content ready to make your site one of the most respected in the industry, but you have one proble...

A Guide to the 301 Redirect and the Canonical Tag

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 31st of May, 2011

There is a lot of coverage of this topic across the search engine optimisation blogging and forum world, and I mean a lot.  Most blogs have at least three or four entries dedicated to this particular issue.  So, it is with this in mind that I intend to write this fool proof guide to the key differences between the 301 Redirect...

Optimising Webpage Load Speed

Posted by Rory Truesdale on 27th of May, 2011

Page speed has recently become a more relevant factor in the search algorithms.  This has been evidenced by Google's production of an online performance analysis tool that informs you how much faster a page could be.  It also generates a list of suggestions that could be used to improve the load speed of your site. If you do c...

Four Factors That Can Affect How Long It Takes To Achieve SEO Success

Posted by Nick on 14th of May, 2010

If running an SEO campaign, you want to achieve the best results possible as quickly as you can. How long it actually takes before you begin to see positive results from your SEO efforts can vary greatly from company to company because many different factors affect this. What you aim to achieve from SEO m...

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