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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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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Alternatives to Paying Cash for Links and Strengthening Editorial Barriers

August 23, 2012

Notice in the title of this post that I mention ‘cash’, ultimately if you’re looking to generate links to your site you’re going to pay for it, whether it is time, expertise, giveaways or cash. There is a ton of information floating around the industry about innovative ways to drive links to your site; however, [...]

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The Tweets vs. Rankings Test by Branded3

April 26, 2012

Hi all, I don’t have much time but just wanted to quickly draw everybody’s attention to a study the Branded3 data team has been carrying out of the last month. As you will probably be aware, Branded3 created and runs the websites twitition.com, a site that now has more than 1.5 million twitter followers and [...]

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Link Building in Competitive Industries – ionSearch Presentation.

April 18, 2012

I delivered a presentation earlier today focussed on the recent link algo changes in Google and the unnatural link messages that are being sent out. I ran through some attributes of a natural profile and how we can develop processes to compliment natural link building. A lot of this has been published on the blog [...]

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