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http://www.blogengage.com - Before I get into the article, I would like to say that, everything that I will be mentioning here are my personal views and opinions. It is important to mention this because currently, there’s a huge transition from Facebook to Google+ in the social media world. While doing some research for this post, I observed […]

http://positionly.com - Google uses about 200 various factors to rank a site. Apparently. It doesn’t matter how accurate this number is. The sheer magnitude of it is still intimidating. Especially for someone only starting to rank their site. But here is the catch. Not all those factors are equally important. Some are indeed a must haves but... Read more »The post 30 Most Important Google Ranking Factors A Beginner Should Know appeared first on Positionly Blog.

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And in most cases they don’t.

But, what if I could show you a quick series of tweaks that you can make to your blogs layout which would fix the problem?

Does it sound too good to be true?

I used to think so too until I started making these exact small tweaks.

Sooner after, more visitors were sticking around for longer and they were coming back.

http://positionly.com - Rankings are a great measure of SEO success. They don’t paint the whole picture though. You may know that what you do is working. But what about your boss, a business partner, client, spouse or whoever else you have to report to? Current rankings for a particular keyword are not enough to convince them to... Read more »The post How to Master SEO with Google Analytics – Beginners Guide appeared first on Positionly Blog.

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http://positionly.com - In the past I have written about how there are no really boring niches to optimize for and how you can make any topic exciting. This time I’d like to take a step back and introduce some low hanging fruit link building techniques for boring or even ugly sites. There are indeed businesses no sane... Read more »The post Low Hanging Fruit Link Building for Boring and/or Ugly Sites appeared first on Positionly Blog.

http://www.bloggingtips.com - So you’ve a blog and you want to get more money from it. You know that the most profitable way to do this is by selling products. But you also know that you need the trust of your audience. You want them to trust you. To buy from you because they know that you’ll give them great value. But how to make your audience trust you? How to make them be sure that you’ll provide great value for them? The answer is Engagement. The Secret Weapon To Build A Blog That Builds Business is engagement, not traffic and all this stuff. Sure, traffic is essential to get people to your blog. But you don’t need thousands of visitors to build a blog that builds business. Check out Yaro’s post How Much Traffic Does Your Blog Need To Make $100,000 A Year, to know what I mean. YouR

http://positionly.com - Like the canonical tag we recently discussed, the use of Rich Snippets (or Schema.org markup) is by no means mandatory, but it does benefit search engines, users and yes, even site operators. The big difference though is that, unlike the canonical tag, the benefit is more noticeable to all involved: The search engines are able... Read more »The post A Beginner’s Guide to Rich Snippets appeared first on Positionly Blog.

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