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Setting up Amazon Mechanical Turk with SERP Turkey
November 21, 2011 • 6 comments -
Introducing SERP Turkey: A Free Tool to Split-Test and Gather CTR Analytics of SERP Entries (on SEOmoz)
November 20, 2011 • 47 comments -
Link Profile Tool to Discover Paid Links or Other Anomalous Linking Activity (on SEOmoz)
October 1, 2011 • 81 comments -
Fixing 5 common SEO problems with HTML5… today! (on Distilled)
July 20, 2011 • 28 comments -
Google +1 Button SEO – Getting Bulk Counts with the hidden API
June 5, 2011 • 50 comments -
Competitive Analysis in Under 60 Seconds Using Google Docs (on SEOmoz)
May 15, 2011 • 152 comments
This post details how to setup and use
What I’m sharing here is a tool I’ve built that automates the process of evaluating a domains link profile. I’m going to show you the real data I saw for that client (who we knew had bought links) and how you can use the same tool to identify domains that have maybe bought links or other anomalous link profiles.
HTML5 is not a tool but as a toolset; a collection of new features, of which many are ready to use now. Here I outline some common SEO problems and how you can use aspects of HTML5 right now to help with them.
We know the search engines are using social shares and likes to impact the rankings. Both Facebook and Twitter have APIs for pulling in Likes and Tweets, but currently we are left without a public API for doing this with Google’s +1 button. However, I dug about a bit behind the scenes and found their ‘hidden’ API.
Want to evaluate the competition to find out what sites are dominating the SERPs for these keywords? However… being an SEO you’re a busy guy (or gal), and you need it done right now. I’ve built a Google Docs tool to automagically do exactly that and this post will walk you through it.