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[...] I was reading this monthâs search marketing standard and it had a big feature article on bringing SEO in house, and I posted a checklist on some things I thought about bringing SEO in house....
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[...] In-house SEO makes sense, you can [try] hire someone really good who can then train someone else/a small team up to take over, or you can probably get away with a couple of mediocre in-house SEOs...
View ArticleBy: Lara
In-house SEO could be great. But I think if you are in doubt getting one, you should really hire a company SEO. Anyway, this is really a great article. And I agree to the things you mentioned here.
View ArticleBy: Jason Nelson
Good tips & example Ali. But aren’t you a bit wary of going after exact match anchor text these days?
View ArticleBy: SenkaiLabs
IMHO, this is not the typical blast-linkbuilding, what Ali want to show us it’s more a win-win link-relationship, so I would not worry to much about exact match… although I will use her recommendation...
View ArticleBy: Ali Freezman
Hi Jason! Great point and thank you for the comment. Thank you, @senkaiLabs as well. I do feel that is still necessary to send signals to the search engines in the form of exact match anchor text....
View ArticleBy: Brandon Serna
Great post Ali! I really liked the way you presented yourself and the level of transparency you were able to get while eliciting a positive response back. Really fantastic. Thanks for sharing!
View ArticleBy: Timothy Jensen
Also, I’ve seen Google use examples of text ads in their own graphic ads promoting AdWords, directly violating their policy that says graphic ads can’t mimic text ads
View ArticleBy: Francis Shovlin
Not surprising. I feel like I’ve caught them doing a few things here and there, but nothing this obvious.
View ArticleBy: Michael J. Kovis
Great catch Francis. I have caught (and continue to catch) many paid search competitors exploiting the sitelink ad extension in this fashion. Google can enforce this more efficiently and effectively. I...
View ArticleBy: Francis Shovlin
Great point Michael. I did not intend to accuse them of doing so purposely. I even think the changes weren’t even absolutely necessarily yet, since they said that they would first be reviewing all new...
View ArticleBy: Filip Novák
I dont have same results as you. I dont see any sitelinks when I type “adwords” into Google.
View ArticleBy: Jason Nelson
Good tips & example Ali. But aren’t you a bit wary of going after exact match anchor text these days?
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