Link Strategy

We offer link building services that really do make a difference to your Google search position. Links are Google’s primary factor for ranking sites, the more quality links you acquire the higher you will rank.

We offer link analysis reports that take an in depth look at your current links and how we could better use them to increase your search position. We can advice you on your most valuable links and where they point to on your site.

 

Natural Search

Staying on top of what works allows us to get the most out of your budget and deliver rankings and traffic quicker than our competitors.

Both BabySEO & Branded3 specialise in natural search, we go to great lengths to ensure we are fully up to date with what works and what doesn’t. Google’s algorithm is constantly adapting and new ranking factors are coming into to play almost on a monthly basis, staying on top of these changes is very often the difference between success and failure.

Reporting

We realise that increased search and rank are only part of the puzzle, ultimately what we are aiming to deliver is increased sales and brand exposure.

We also report on link popularity and quality metrics, this isn’t the best indicator of success but it allows you to see how your online profile is progressing.

SEO Consulting

Sometimes all your business needs is a little guidance, someone to bounce ideas off. At Branded3 we offer consulting services that provide exactly that, giving your business instant access to our years of SEO experience and research.

What The Hell Did Penguin Do?

June 4, 2013

So Penguin rolled out 2 weeks ago, I posted some early thoughts over on the Branded3 blog, and since then I have been trying to work out exactly what Penguin actually did, because being 100% honest, there are a lot of sites I expected to get hit that didn’t get touched! What the hell did [...]

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SEO for Ecommerce – Google and People

April 26, 2013

On Wednesday I attempted to make my way down to the Internet World Expo, unfortunately due to a delayed train I was unable to make it and therefore unable to present on SEO for ecommerce websites. I am planning on running a webinar in the near future, however I thought it would also be good [...]

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Google Disavow Tool: 10 Insights from 4 months of Testing

January 14, 2013

We have been testing the disavow tool for nearly 4 months, we have always been an advocate of it after achieving some quick wins immediately after it was launched. However, after months of testing we have found out a lot more about how the tool works, what kind of results are possible and what risks [...]

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SEO is Here to Stay, Best to Embrace it.

December 27, 2012

This is kind of a late response to the recent SEO debates, the main articles being published on Smashing Magazine by Paul Boag and a rebuttal by Bill Slawski in collaboration with Will Critchlow. In all honesty I think both articles have their merits, however I think neither fully deal with the problem of why [...]

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The Disavow Tool Works! Real Sites, Real Recoveries!

October 25, 2012

See update here  - More Insights on the Disavow and Recovery   It seems like the only thing I have posted about this year is penalties, link removals and reconsideration requests!! Well at long last I can finally put a post together that is a little more positive; in short I have some good news! [...]

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Finally! Google Launches a Link Disavow Tool

October 16, 2012

Well at long last Mr Cutts announces the anticipated link disavow tool at Pubcon: This gives webmasters the opportunity to upload a text file through webmaster tools, identifying any toxic links they believe point to their website, it does however come with a few warnings. – Just because you think a link is toxic doesn’t [...]

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Panda, Penguin, Link Building, Penalties and more…

September 21, 2012

I have been involved in a number of seminars/conferences over the past couple of months, mainly discussing Google’s recent algorithm changes and link building strategy in light of events. Below are my slides from BrightonSEO, where I spent 3 – 4 hours with a group of 40 discussing the above and working through common issues [...]

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