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7 Proven Strategies to Increase Your Blog’s Traffic by 321%

Posted by ghadiya hardik July 11, 2018

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This week, Google sent out notifications to webmasters, SEOs and developers through Google Search Console telling them that mobile app properties and Google+ web integrations will no longer be supported.
Mobile app properties. In 2015, Google added the ability to include your mobile apps, specifically Android apps, in Google Search Console. Starting in 2017, Google began moving that functionality from Google Search Console to Firebase. And, as expected, several GSC features are shutting down in March, and one of those features is mobile app property support.
Google sent an email to those who have app properties in Search Console that they will no longer be supported in late March.
The mobile app email notification. The email says “You are the owner of one or more mobile app properties in Search Console. At the end of March, 2019, Search Console will end support for app properties.”
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Link building can be a real pain. Your marketing friends and online publications constantly remind you that you need to be building backlinks, internal links, and second-tier links with the correct anchor text. Not just that, but you’re also supposed to guest blog and write testimonials to generate those backlinks. You also need to create pillar content, understand dofollow and nofollow links, join the right third-party directories, and clean up your social signals. Plus, you also need to fix any broken links on your website. Clearly, the whole picture quickly becomes a mess. But, of course, you can’t afford to outright ignore link building despite how difficult it is to keep up with it. After all, 93% of online experiences begin with a search engine. And your link-building strategy might be the most important way for you to rise through the ranks. Links, for instance, lands in the top spot for the most important contributing factor to your SEO strategy. However, you and I both know …

How to Get the Most SERP Clicks Without Ranking at the Top of the Page

What makes a search result click-worthy? Or let me phrase it this way: What would make someone want to click on your content? One answer that I tend to hear a lot relates to page rank. “If I were higher up on Google’s SERPs I’d get more clicks!” While this is partly true, it’s not the full picture. Making sure that you rank number one isn’t the only factor that goes into your CTRs. It’s only part of the equation. In fact, you don’t have to rank number one to get decent clicks on your content. Here’s why. Why Google SERP rankings might not matter for CTRs Let me start by getting this out of the way: Yes, ranking #1 will net you traffic. There is a correlation between a result’s ranking position and its CTR, especially on Google. Looking at the stats, you can see there’s a general descent in CTR based on SEO ranking position. Position number one tends to get the most traffic (20.5%) with the lowest traffic at position number nine (5.52%) and an upward swing after position number ten (7.9…

How reputation became a major ranking factor in SEO

Over 10 years ago, I predicted that Google could use quality scoring for organic rankings, and I also proposed a number of ways they could quantify the quality of websites and specific factors that could be vital for this. The recent core algorithm updates and Medic Update over the past year, and publication of the Quality Rating Guidelines, are largely indicating that a business’s reputation is also key to this as well. If you’re interested in how this all may function, read on.
I first predicted Google might apply a Quality Score to organic search in 2007, and in subsequent years I highlighted the need for: About Us pages so people can know who is behind a website; good Contact Us pages to instill trust; good usability and user-experience; copyright statements; and good spelling and grammar. I have predicted enough of these factors to still see the direction of where the algorithm evolution has been heading.
The most recent edition of Google’s “Quality Evaluators Guidelines”, also …

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