
Google is showing multiple domain names in its search results when the site: command is used if domains pointing to the main domain include the canonical tag. Let me explain by giving you an example. … [Continue reading]
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Google is showing multiple domain names in its search results when the site: command is used if domains pointing to the main domain include the canonical tag. Let me explain by giving you an example. … [Continue reading]
Posted on Written by Bill Hartzer

Robert Fisher recently asked a question over at Moz regarding the use of CDNs to potentially hide a link network. In the past, there has been (and currently is still) an issue regarding linking websites together that are hosted on the same Class C … [Continue reading]
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One of the more difficult tasks for some SEOs who aren't great content marketers is to generate great content and actually get that content published on top media websites. We've always known that you can, in fact buy your way onto these sites, but … [Continue reading]
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In the Google search results, I'm still seeing some alternative characters show up at the beginning of the title tags in some results. Looks like the cases I have come across are all search engine spam results, but the fact that these characters are … [Continue reading]
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There's a new search engine out there that apparently has ditched the legacy .COM, .NET and .ORG TLDs (Top Level Domains) and only show New gTLDs in its search results. Using Google's Custom Search Engine, Newgle has done what no other search engine … [Continue reading]
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Google has added a share button to knowledge graph entries to encourage us to search more at Google. Whenever you search using a desktop (not mobile) device, and you see a knowledge graph entry on the right side of the search results, Google is … [Continue reading]
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