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Google Podium Accounts can be tough to track down. I will begin keeping track of them here on the blog. If you are looking for the permanent link to businessman, author, real estate mogul, billionaire, and 2016 presidential candidate Donald Trump’s Google Podium account, look no further,
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Google Podium Accounts can be tough to track down. I will begin keeping track of them here on the blog. If you are looking for the permanent link to the candidate’s Google Podium account, look no further, it is right here: https://posts.google.com/share/gbP5-ep5 I suspect that after the
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2 or 3 weeks ago we documented Google Podium here on the blog. A business or two have been spotted in Google search engine results pages but for the moment it appears that Google Podium is still limited mostly to verified accounts, or more specifically, verified US
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If you are out of contract and looking to pre-order (or order) the new Galaxy S7 by Samsung from Verizon, here is how it is done. I just went through this a couple of days ago, and, it was a mess. The short version of how to
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Today when looking up “wedding rings” I discovered a Google answer box that had data “scraped” from 2 separate sites and combined the information to make 1 answer box. I call it scraping as this is not Google’s content yet they use it on their website anyways.
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People who have never sat down and generated thousands of pages of unique content which rank one page 1 of Google have no clue, ZERO CLUE, as to what that means and how it will benefit them. Yet, some people decide to call themselves experts. Some of
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Today I went to grab some oil for my Chevy Silverado Z71. On this particular vehicle I prefer to change my own oil. The truck has plenty of clearance and it only takes me about 10 minutes. I run the vehicle with pure synthetic Valvoline 5W30 oil
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This week Google has been testing telephone numbers in Mobile Search. This means search results on mobile devices (cell phones) have been specially modified to display a click-able telephone number just like you see in local search results or on CTC PPC ads (click to call pay
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Here’s something you won’t find anywhere else on the Internet: Internet users don’t want to see your website! For the last 15 years on every site I have worked on I have kept them extremely simple to use, as blank and empty as possible, with a big
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Today I am putting together my Paychex Review. Below you will find pros and cons of using Paychex and my brutally honest, unbiased review. As a Google Local City Guide and a Yelp Elite reviewer I take pride in my reviews. Sometimes I like them so much
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I’m one of the oldest SEO people in the United States and I owned a brick and mortar small business for 13 years. Started in 2001, it went on to absolutely dominate search world wide. SEO is tougher these days but believe it or not my recipe
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SEO gurus are everywhere. Why aren’t there any good ones? There aren’t! I have yet to see ANY. If there are any reading this article, please feel free to contact me. People contact me on a daily basis looking for SEO and I can’t help them all.
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Searching Google for “Donald Trump” and other presidential candidates has turned up some interesting search results lately, most notably, the invite only social network Google Podium that almost nobody knows about. Today in mobile search I Googled “Donald Trump” again to see what was there. Today, February
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I have (almost) seen it all and in every niche in every city there are websites ranking in search that should not be there. Despite what any SEO guru will tell you, links are still extremely important to search engines. Actually, they’re THE most important factor. How
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I thought I had seen it all with SEO companies but now along comes the content companies. Today I spoke with an optometrist in the UK. His website was started in the 1990s and recently began losing rankings in Google search. What happened? I took a look
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The day after I wrote about aggregated schema reviews and stars in Google search potentially being considered spam, I noticed that several people had lost their stars in search. For example, Yelp lost their star ratings in search. I googled around and saw this article on SEO
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Of all my years playing with the Internet there is one question that comes up over and over and I just don’t have a good answer for it. “Which keywords are we targeting?“ My answer is usually something along the lines of: “Uhhh… All of them?” I
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Content affects SEO in a huge variety of ways, including the Google Local Search Results, aka map results. Perhaps the biggest factor of Google Local Search results in 2016 is organic rankings. You can perform practically any search in any city and the local results practically mirror
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First of all let me start by saying that a link from Wikipedia isn’t going to magically boost your website’s performance in Google search. It can be helpful and is interesting to have as part of your portfolio but just don’t expect a night and day difference
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Wikipedians love to patrol “their” site. Some get notified when a page changes. If they don’t like your changes, or you’re new, the almighty Wikipedian will use their power to revert the page you edited back to it’s previous content. A Case Study A few months ago
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