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Ready to take a bunch of notes that could help give your site a competitive advantage in the SERPs? Tony Hill joins the Niche Pursuits podcast to share his experience recovering a website from a Google update. Tony's been building niche websites since 2005 and is very familiar with core updates. For instance, he had some health sites doing big numbers wiped out by the Medic Update. However, it was the May 2020 core update that was particularly devastating, causing his main 18-year-old site to lose almost half its traffic in just a few weeks. To recover from the update, Tony and his 10-person team formulated a bullet-proof game plan to recover the site. The strategy included a comprehensive process to improve the site's existing 1200 pages. They started by using Google's NLP API to analyze their content and improve its salience score. They found that word order is crucial to help the algorithm better understand your content. So at the sentence, paragraph, and article level, they made a deliberate effort to put the subject first. An academic tool called Sketch Engine also helped them to analyze language patterns in top-ranking articles on some of the biggest sites in the world. And found that using second-person language and specific, confident wording can improve content quality. So Tony and his team then reviewed their content to make it clearer and more confident, using specific and directive language. They didn't delete any articles but rather cut out fluffy sentences and paragraphs and added more information when needed. Other specific tactics included improving readability, adding more visuals, and updating outdated information. They also added more categories and subcategories to their website to help users navigate content. By focusing on updating content one category at a time, they continuously experimented and tested to see what worked. They also read competitor's articles word for word to see how they structured their content to make improvements to their own. They also worked with expert writers and editors to ensure quality and establish a persona for the site. They also created a contributor's page, an Ask an Expert section on the site, and paid experts to answer questions on Quora and Reddit. He also made a point to flesh out the schema of every article, going above and beyond the typical author schema and entity data. They also made great use of internal linking, aiming to include at least one internal link in every paragraph of an article, sometimes even linking to the same article twice in an article. Considering their substantial success in Google Discover, they also analyzed their most successful articles and found that related topics were being featured, so they created new articles on related topics and grew their success in Google Discover. And after a year of consistent effort and multiple Google updates, Tony's site not only recovered its lost traffic but experienced significant growth, now receiving nearly 8 million page views per month. Tony's interview is a high-level masterclass in site operations and site recovery that can help site owners at all levels. The way he thinks outside the box to improve the strength of his content will not only inspire you to do the same but also give you actionable steps you can start using today! Be sure to get more content like this in the Niche Pursuits Newsletter Right Here: https://www.nichepursuits.com/newsletter Want a Faster and Easier Way to Build Internal Links? Get $15 off Link Whisper with Discount Code "Podcast" on the Checkout Screen: https://www.nichepursuits.com/linkwhisper
SHOW NOTES Maryam Henein is a veteran investigative journalist of 25 years and a functional medicine consultant and coach. Henein started her career in the mainstream media, producing the news for MSNBC in Burbank. She hosted a documentary film on the Ark of the Covenant for TLC. She directed the award-winning documentary Vanishing of the Bees, narrated by Oscar-nominated actress Ellen Page. The Huffington Post named the film “one of twelve most mind-blowing movies you can stream on Netflix.” Baffled by the misinformation and factual omissions being reported by the mainstream media, not to mention the mishandling of the Derek Chauvin trial, Maryam Henein's investigative reporting took her behind the headlines to the real story of what happened to George Perry Floyd on May 25, 2020. Interviews include Floyd's former employer Jiovanni Thunstrom of the Conga Latin Bistro, the owners of Cup Foods, the medical examiner's office, the Hennepin hospital, NMS Labs who conducted the toxicology report, False Flag Weekly News co-host Cat McGuire, filmmaker Joel Gilbert (Michelle Obama 2024, Trayvon Martin Hoax), Chris Martin, Black Political Activist Larry Pinkney, Cup Food owners, former attorneys of George Floyd, Morries Lester Hall, Thomas Lane's Attorney Earl Gray, Google Whistleblower Zach Vorhies, and attorney Timothy Japhet. For her truth-telling investigative journalism, she has suffered two strikes on her second YouTube channel, lost thousands of followers on Twitter where she is shadowbanned and has gotten canned by Square. Google's Medic Update buried HoneyColony her health magazine and eCommerce marketplace, causing her to lose 67% of her organic traffic. Paypal, Amazon, GoFundMe have also banned her. However, VOTB is available on DVD on her website. Through the adversity, she seeks to uncover the true story of George Floyd. Support her movie, and help fund the documentary and pre-order the book! ++HTKASC LINKS++ WEBSITE | ROKFIN | YOUTUBE | APPLE PODCASTS | INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK | TWITTER | BITCHUTE | SPOTIFY | ODYSEE
By popular demand we're re-airing this highly downloaded episode! Enrollment Edge is digging into yet another digital strategy that Enrollment Leaders must be paying attention to—E.A.T. or Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. In this episode, Jay will unpack the E.A.T. concept and why it's so important to SEO development. The concept comes from Google's search quality rater guidelines, and it became well known after the infamous Medic Update in August 2018. E.A.T. is an important, and often overlooked, evaluation that Google uses to evaluate the overall quality of a web page. While enrollment marketing and enrollment professionals are focusing on the mechanics of SEO, what they should be developing is broader and significantly more important. About Our GuestOur Guest today is a lead and web development specialist and consultant, Rory Green. Rory has more than 20 years of design and strategic web development experience. Along the way he has seen the rules of effective web site development and search engine optimization change dramatically and without notice to the public. We will talk through quality raters, black and white hatters, Google algorithms, and provide listeners with six key takeaways that will make an immediate impact on their web site effectiveness. Have any questions or comments? Let's chat here!
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Google has announced possibly the biggest algorithm update since the Medic Update. Listen in to find out what it is and what you need to do about it. Blogs mentioned in the episode: Everything We Know about the Helpful Content Update (So Far) https://exposureninja.com/blog/helpful-content-update/ What Is the Medic Algorithm Update?https://exposureninja.com/blog/what-is-medic-algorithm-update/ What is E-A-T? (and Why It's SO Important for SEO) https://exposureninja.com/blog/what-is-eat/ Get the show notes @ https://exposureninja.com/podcast/253/ Get a FREE review of your website @ https://exposureninja.com/rpod/review/ Download our eBook @ https://exposureninja.com/your-google-book/
Enrollment Edge is digging into yet another digital strategy that Enrollment Leaders must be paying attention to—E.A.T. or Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. In this episode, Jay will unpack the E.A.T. concept and why it's so important to SEO development. The concept comes from Google's search quality rater guidelines, and it became well known after the infamous Medic Update in August 2018. E.A.T. is an important, and often overlooked, evaluation that Google uses to evaluate the overall quality of a web page. While enrollment marketing and enrollment professionals are focusing on the mechanics of SEO, what they should be developing is broader and significantly more important.Our Guest today is a lead and web development specialist and consultant, Rory Green. Rory has more than 20 years of design and strategic web development experience. Along the way he has seen the rules of effective web site development and search engine optimization change dramatically and without notice to the public. We will talk through quality raters, black and white hatters, Google algorithms, and provide listeners with six key takeaways that will make an immediate impact on their web site effectiveness.
Show Notes:00:53: Debunking common E-A-T myths2:10: How does E-A-T relate to the Medic Update?4:25: What should you focus on for E-A-T if you're in YMYL?7:12: Realistic timelines to see outcomes from E-A-T related changes9:50: Getting buy-in for E-A-T changes10:45: Does domain authority and brand recognition matter more with E-A-T?15:57: Is it realistic to expect to outrank .gov sites now?20:37: How to balance E-A-T with a company's mission23:08: Unique or unexpected methods of showcasing E-A-T27:33: What keeps you up at night with E-A-T?Show Links:What Does It Mean to Have Good E-A-T? by Lily RayLily's Conductor Speech on Factoring E-A-T Into Your SEO StrategyFollow Lily on TwitterFollow Caroline on LinkedInProduced by Cara BrownSend us an emailProduced by Cara BrownSend us an email
In der heutigen Podcast Episode spreche ich mit Arthur Kosch von der Agentur Kosch Klink Performance. Unser Thema sind Webseiten, die in irgendeiner Art und Weise unser Leben beeinflussen können und wenn durch falsche und fehlerhafte Berichterstattung unser Leben praktisch in irgendeiner Art und Weise beeinträchtigt werden kann. Es geht um Your Money Your Life (YMYL) Webseiten, für die Google seit einigen Jahren besondere Spielregeln vorgegeben hat. Ein besonderer Wendepunkt für diese Art von Webseiten ist sicherlich auf das Core Update 2018, was als Medic-Update bezeichnet wurde, zurückzuführen. Alles weitere, viele Tipps und Inspiration gubt es im heutigen Podcast mit Arthur. Viel Spaß Weitere Info, Links und euer Feedback zum Podcast unter www.seosenf.de/144
The SEO Vault: Episode 72 – Medic Update may be ranking med sites too well – Google Local Review Summaries Now Grouped By Place Topics & Displays 3rd Party Reviews – Google Continues Injecting Links Into Featured Snippets (Like Wikipedia) – Google Crawl Stats Report Can Handle Additional Types Of Crawls – Gary Illyes from Google said in the Search Off the Record podcast that Google uses different indexing tiers And So Much More! 5:20 SEO Mad Scientist Update: GMB Short link and Irrelevant Category Test 31:45 Core Updates and How they are Going 36:20 My website (Chain of 11 Chiropractic Clinics) Ranking well for Chiropractors but now I want to branch out to Massage and Physical Therapy. Best way to approach this? 51:05 SEO News Overview (Jan 22, 2021) 56:23 Weekly Update (Jan 22, 2021) • State of SEO Webby Yesterday • Agency Growth and Client Acquisition Webby will be held in February (Date will be announced later) • Quarterly Live Webby for our FB Community (Open for All) 1:02:40 Google Local Review Summaries Now Grouped By Place Topics & Displays 3rd Party Reviews 1:11:50 Gary Illyes from Google said in the Search Off the Record podcast that Google uses different indexing tiers Don't Miss it Live every Thursday at 4 pm EST on the Web 20 Ranker Facebook https://www.facebook.com/web20ranker/
Last year, Google made a big splash with E-A-T. Cut to COVID and authoritative and trustworthy news in YMYL (Your Money Your Life) become an even greater focus for Google. Now that the dust has (somewhat) settled, Caroline chatted with Lily Ray from Path Interactive who has been talking all things E-A-T since her article published last year. Subscribe to C&CListen on iTunesListen on StitcherListen on Spotify Show Notes: 00:53: Debunking common E-A-T myths 2:10: How does E-A-T relate to the Medic Update? 4:25: What should you focus on for E-A-T if you're in YMYL? 7:12: Realistic timelines to see outcomes from E-A-T related changes 9:50: Getting buy-in for E-A-T changes 10:45: Does domain authority and brand recognition matter more with E-A-T? 15:57: Is it realistic to expect to outrank .gov sites now? 20:37: How to balance E-A-T with a company's mission 23:08: Unique or unexpected methods of showcasing E-A-T 27:33: What keeps you up at night with E-A-T? Show Links: What Does It Mean to Have Good E-A-T? by Lily Ray Lily's Conductor Speech on Factoring E-A-T Into Your SEO Strategy Follow Lily on Twitter Follow Caroline on LinkedIn Produced by Cara Brown Send us an email
Last year, Google made a big splash with E-A-T. Cut to COVID and authoritative and trustworthy news in YMYL (Your Money Your Life) become an even greater focus for Google. Now that the dust has (somewhat) settled, Caroline chatted with Lily Ray from Path Interactive who has been talking all things E-A-T since her article published last year. Subscribe to C&C Listen on iTunes Listen on Stitcher Listen on Spotify Show Notes: 00:53: Debunking common E-A-T myths 2:10: How does E-A-T relate to the Medic Update? 4:25: What should you focus on for E-A-T if you're in YMYL? 7:12: Realistic timelines to see outcomes from E-A-T related changes 9:50: Getting buy-in for E-A-T changes 10:45: Does domain authority and brand recognition matter more with E-A-T? 15:57: Is it realistic to expect to outrank .gov sites now? 20:37: How to balance E-A-T with a company's mission 23:08: Unique or unexpected methods of showcasing E-A-T 27:33: What keeps you up at night with E-A-T? Show Links: What Does It Mean to Have Good E-A-T? by Lily Ray Lily's Conductor Speech on Factoring E-A-T Into Your SEO Strategy Follow Lily on Twitter Follow Caroline on LinkedIn Produced by Cara Brown Send us an email
The famed Yuriy Yarovoy explains how adopting a growth mindset has helped him take his SEO and marketing overall to another level: * How a growth mindset relates to SEO and how it opens new opportunity * What does a growth mindset in the context of SEO actually look like? * Why SEOs have not yet adopted the growth mindset Resources: Big SEO Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/bigseo/ Medic Update https://www.rankranger.com/blog/august-google-core-update Reforge https://www.reforge.com/ Host: Mordy Oberstein twitter.com/MordyOberstein linkedin.com/in/mordy-oberstein-12551715/ Special Guest: Yuriy Yarovoy of Warrior Made https://twitter.com/YuriyYarovoy https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuriyyarovoy/ https://www.warriormade.com/ Follow the podcast on Twitter: twitter.com/InSearch_SEO Subscribe: ow.ly/sDkT50zjRPJ Presented by Rank Ranger: www.rankranger.com/
26 Kasım 2019'da gerçekleşen Digitalzone Meetups'ta ekibimizde Sr. SEO Analyst olarak görev yapan Hande Parmaksız, "Medic Update Sonrası Google Algoritma Güncellemeleri" başlıklı sunumuyla bizimleydi.
Lily Ray, SEO Director at Path Interactive https://lilyray.nyc/ Twitter: @lilyraynyc My guest today is Lily Ray, SEO Director at Path Interactive. Lily has been one of the most popular speakers in the industry for a while now. She's been nominated for multiple industry awards, including Best Female Search Marketer by Search Engine Land. She's an in demand speaker. A short list of the conferences she's presented at includes SMX, Brighton, Ungagged and Pubcon. Lily is also one of my favorite writers in the industry too. Her content has been featured in Moz, Search Engine Journal, Search Engine Land and many, many other places. She's a must-follow on Twitter. On August 1st 2018, Google launched a broad core update which has become known as the Medic Update. SEOs all over the world got introduced to yet another three letter acronym - EAT which stands for Expertise, Authority and Trust. While the concept of EAT predates the medic update, the level of interest in the SEO community skyrocketed after the Medic update. Lily is an expert on EAT. How much of an expert? Google's Webmaster Central blog actually links to Her slides from Brighton as a reference. She joined me on Suds & Search to talk about EAT, the unique challenges of Your Money, Your Life websites, quarantine rides and her popular coronavirus DJ livestream fundraiser. Suds and Search Video Series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSrUsIw8Jit8A6IwPpFw7IPKuuyGF0Ii Local Search Tuesdays Video Series https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqSrUsIw8JiuxY0eDWZr7Us_WgNNP-GDnSubscribe to Suds & Search | Interviews With Today's Search Marketing Experts on Soundwise
Published Jun 14, 2019 CORE UPDATES: WHAT THEY ARE, HOW THEY CAN AFFECT YOUR BUSINESS, AND WHAT YOU CAN DO TO STAY AFLOAT. Next time you're feeling run off your feet at work, have a think about the poor data scientists and web developers of Silicon Valley, the tireless cogs of Google and the internet at large. You may not know it, but on average these guys roll out multiple updates to the Google algorithm each day, amounting to what is thousands of changes each and every year. Designed “to improve results” and usability, the vast majority of these updates go unnoticed by both the general public and those monitoring the SEO climate, being too small in scale and calibre to have any tangible effects. However, every couple of months, Google will roll out a significantly larger update known as a “Core Update”, and the effects of these can be felt to varying degrees depending on the nature of your business and/or website. You may not be aware, but such an update was actually released at the start of June 2019, and the extent of its effects are still being gauged. “When Google say core algorithm updates, it means it's going to be big – and people will see major jumps in their rankings”. In essence, what we are seeing now is an extension of Google's August 2018 update, that has come to be known colloquially as the Medic Update. Though described by Google as a broad (i.e not market specific) and global update, the Medic gained its medical moniker due to the fact that it seemed to disproportionately affect websites and businesses that sat within the health and medical spheres, as well as the “Your Money Your Life” type sites which deal with cryptocurrencies. At present, it seems that June's update is everything that Google promised the Medic would be: broad, global and cross-disciplinary. Operating in much the same fashion as the Medic, the new algorithm update is prioritising content on the merits of quality and authority, thus changing what businesses rank higher in the SERPS in accordance with how quality Google deems their content. In order to gain an understanding of what this means for your business and to learn what you can do to continue steering a straight course with your SEO marketing in the ever changing changing seas of Google's algorithms, it pays to revisit the Medic Update as an explanatory case study. HOW UPDATES CAN AFFECT YOUR BUSINESS: As stated, the Medic Update seriously impacted a broad range of businesses within the health sector including hospitals, nursing homes, pharma companies, informational medical web pages and websites selling health/medical products. What we are seeing now is a cross-disciplinary extension of the Medic, but fear not; it's not all bad news. After the release of the Medic Update, what followed was that businesses or websites that had been steadily appearing a certain position in Google's SERPs, would suddenly jump any number of positions, or sometimes even pages, in either direction, resulting in some serious ramifications in terms of traffic and e-commerce. Those negatively affected were businesses and websites with what we call low E-A-T scores. E-A-T stands for expertise, authority and trustworthiness, these being major factors that google's algorithm now takes into consideration when identifying relevant and reliable search results. As a result, businesses with low scores lost positions in the SERPS, and those with higher E-A-T were – inversely – promoted. “I've seen people jump two, three pages in either direction”. At the end of the day, the change that Google's latest algorithm update has brought to the SERPs is a positive one for the user, though it has definitely forced businesses and marketers to work both smarter and harder when it comes to content creation. People are now more likely to find search results that are notably more authoritative, trustworthy and well reviewed, and this is a good thing. With this in mind, we in the digital marketing sector need to reconsider the way that we think about SEO and content creation. In response to the effects of the update, Google Spokesperson Danny Sullivan stated that “there's no fix for pages that may perform less well other than to remain focused on building great content. Over time, it may be that your content may rise relative to other pages(2018)”. In essence, Google are saying that in order for businesses to weather the hypothetical algorithm storm, they need to be producing both onsite and advertising content that is well-researched, comprehensive and comes from a background of relative expertise. It's not that you need a PHD in your field in order to rank higher on Google's SERPs, but those in business and the digital marketing sphere do need to put a little more time and effort into their websites and content creation. Google wants to promote pages that seem legitimate and informed, so it has become important for us to objectively analyze our sites and content in order to find ways that we can improve in terms of expertise, authority and trustworthiness. WHAT YOU CAN DO: To boost your scores for trustworthiness, you need to rethink the substance of your content. Google wants to see that you're actually producing meaningful and useful content and not and just taking up space on-line for the sake of boosting your performance in the SERPs. It also helps to have readily available contact details on your website and online content. As for expertise, well, this doesn't happen overnight. It takes a lot of research, hard work, originality, and recognition. Rather than just hashing out another top ten list for your monthly content quota for your client's, Google wants to see that you have delivered clearly researched and informative content. So, next time you are writing and article or producing a video, try to cite some reputable and peer-reviewed sources, share information that you have learned from trial and error, and write to fill some sort of lacuna in the literature of your particular niche and not just regurgite the same old information found on every other blog in your sphere. “If you look at the update from a holistic point of view, from a fairness point of view, it's a good thing. It means everyone gets a go to be in search results”. In summary, it seems like Google is trying to level the playing field in the search results and simultaneously up the quality of their search results, a sentiment that was echoed by spokesperson Danny Sullivan who stated that “As with any update, some sites may note drops or gains. There's nothing wrong with pages that may now perform less well. Instead, it's that changes to our systems are benefiting pages that were previously under-rewarded” (2018). There are no shortcuts here, and no quick fixes. It seems that in order to achieve the best results online, we need to be striving to create the best content that we possibly can. SOURCES: Sullivan, D. (2018) 12 March. Available at https://twitter.com/searchliaison/ status /973241540486164480?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1024691872025833472&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fsearchengineland.com%2Fgoogles-august-first-core-algorithm-update-who-did-it-impact-and-how-much-303538 (Accessed: 13 June 2019).
How to triage a website that's effected by the Medic Update. How to optimise for Expertise, Authority and Trust.
Über eine Millionen Nutzer pro Monat, über 60.000 WhatsApp Abonnenten: Jan Brakebusch von Liebscher & Bracht erklärt, wie er mit seinem Team da hingekommen ist. Wir sprechen darüber, wie seine Abteilung Content aufbaut, wie die Zusammenarbeit mit den medizinischen Experten läuft, welche Lead-Formate gut funktionieren – und warum die Website vom Medic Update so profitiert hat. Das Interview richtet sich an alle, die verstehen wollen, wie mittelständische Unternehmen erfolgreiches Online-Marketing aufziehen. Welche Bausteine dazu gehören, Strategien, KPIs – und vieles mehr. Über den Link findest Du noch mehr Infos zur Folge: https://www.jaeckert-odaniel.com/content-strategie-jan-brakebusch/ Trag Dich dort in unseren E-Mail-Verteiler ein und bekomme exklusive Infos zu unseren kostenlosen Webinaren. Unser SEO-Workshop - für Deine Strategie und deinen Fahrplan: https://www.jaeckert-odaniel.com/workshop/ Updates auch auf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaeckertodaniel
SEOHouse: SEO Podcast zur strategischen Suchmaschinenoptimierung – termfrequenz
Das Medic-Update. Hunderte gebrochene SEO-Herzen weil Google so viel Liebe entzogen hat. Aber wo es Verlierer gibt, gibt es auch gewinne! Und bei uns kommt mit Jan Brakebusch (FB-Profil) von Liebscher & Bracht einer der Gewinner des Medic-Update zu Wort. Und zwar ausführlich! Frei nach dem Motto “No time for losers, here is the champion”!
Das Medic-Update hat viele Seiten stark getroffen - leider oftmals negativ. Bislang haben sich bei weitem noch nicht alle Seiten davon erholt. Auch wir haben in diesem Bereich Kunden betreut. Deswegen erzähle ich etwas aus der Praxis, wie wir die Rankings von betroffenen Kunden wiederholen konnten.Beispielsweise durch den Backlinkvergleich, aber auch Content-Kannibalisierung ist ein interessantes und leider gefährliches Thema dazu...
The Google Medic update a few months ago caused a big upset for many people in the ecommerce space. Our guest today, Nat Eliason, is an expert in content marketing and SEO, and he shares his insights into what happened, the outcome, and why he thinks Google is smart for the changes they’ve made, even those some of his own clients were impacted. Nat joins us on the podcast for the second time and you won’t want to miss his discussion about why solid, well-written content is still the best way to drive traffic to your site and his recommendations for the best tools for auditing your site and improving SEO. Enjoy! Episode Highlights: 4:44 Why Nat practices intermittent fasting. 7:36 How Growth Machine has grown over the last year since Nat’s first time on the Ecommerce Influence podcast. 11:10 Why creating awesome content is still the best way to drive traffic to your site. 14:21 Nat explains why it’s better to be paying a bit more for better writers and better content. 15:30 How the 80/20 rule applies differently when it comes to writing a creative article. 18:30 Google Medic update: what it is and its effect on different sites. 21:37 Nat’s hypothesis about why some health sites were hurt by the Medic update more than others. 25:06 Recommendations for those that have been hurt by the Medic update. 26:36 Why creating a second blog might be a good strategy to try to increase your results on Google. 30:08 Why Nat says Google was smart to make the update. 31:17 Nat’s favorite tools for site auditing. 32:51 The main things to look for in your site audit results. 33:46 Other tools Nat recommends. 35:23 “No More Struggle Porn” – how Nat’s article originated, why he took a stance on idolizing the obsession with working hard, and how it reached more than 350,000 views. 42:21 The reality of what it actually looks like to be an entrepreneur. 44:16 Realizing that working harder and struggling can be a false sense of progress in your business. 49:40 The importance of creating space for play within the business lifestyle. 51:42 The books that had the biggest impact on Nat this year. Links And Resource @nateliason NatEliason.com Growth Machine AHREFS SEO PowerSuite Clearscope It Doesn't Have to be Crazy at Work Elephant in the Brain Discipline and Punish Darwin's Dangerous Idea Gödel, Escher, Bach Brand Growth Experts Foxwell Digital Become a Member: If you liked this episode, you’re going to love the Brand Growth Experts Membership. It’s a community of top ecommerce business owners and marketers who I coach one-on-one to help scale up their businesses. Together we’ll create a plan that will help you scale up your business, and then I’ll help you execute it. If you want to make sure you’re growing as quickly and sustainably as possible, click here to learn more. Hope to see you on the inside! Sponsor: Klaviyo Today’s episode is brought to you by Klaviyo. Over 10,000 brands have joined Klaviyo to help them build higher-quality relationships with their customers. Klaviyo does not force you to compromise between speed and powerful functionality, you get both. Interested to see Klaviyo’s impact? Tune into their 12-part docu-series following three brands—Chubbies, SunSki and the Love Is Project. You’ll learn how they prepared for Cyber Weekend 2018, marketing throughout the holidays, and beyond. Along the way, we’ll fill you in on what you should be doing as a business to push your marketing strategy to the next level. Also, as you’re going through this, they’re going to show you how to prepare the business to continue to take it to the next level segment and grow and use it to use Klaviyo to drive more profitable interactions. If you want to go check out this docu-series, go to www.ecommerceinfluence.com/beyond.
Today's episode is a technical one! Step by step all the things to do to ensure that you're doing everything you should be for the technical SEO on your site PLUS specifically how to recover from the recent Google Medic update that's hit websites on health & wellness HARD! Yoast SEO: https://yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/seo/ Content King trial: https://www.contentkingapp.com/ Take our FREE 4 Part Business Health Check here: www.massagetherapistbusinessschool.com/healthcheck Get your 7 Day Trial of Clinic Business Growth here: www.massagetherapistbusinessschool.com/clinicbusinessgrowth ——————————— —>Join us on Facebook at The MT Business & Marketing Podcast: www.facebook.com/theMTbusinessandmarketingpodcast —>Want to learn more for improving your clinic? Head over to the Massage Therapists Business School www.massagetherapistbusinesschool.com
Auch im Gesundheitswesen nimmt die Bedeutung von SEO zu. Patienten informieren sich zunehmend im Internet und Arzneimittel werden heutzutage auch gerne online bestellt. eHealth ist ein globales Trendthema und macht auch vor der deutschen Medizinbranche nicht halt. In der 359. Folge von #SEODRIVEN beleuchte ich die Suchmaschinenoptimierung von fünf Health Care Websites. Google ordnet diese in die besonders sensible Kategroie "Your Money Your Life" (YMYL) ein. Wie informierst Du Dich über Gesundheitsthemen?
In der 10. Ausgabe von SEO im Ohr geht es um Google-Tipps zu den jüngsten Updates, ein mögliches neues Medic-Update, was Google für den Umgang mit Seiten niedriger Qualität empfiehlt und die Schließung von Google+. Außerdem erfahrt Ihr, wie Google Zitate auf Webseiten behandelt und worum es bei der sogenannten Link Inversion geht. Und zuletzt geht es um die Umstellung von Google Ads auf paralleles Tracking.
The Google Medic Update hit about two months ago. What do we know now and what should we do about it? Should you avoid the niches impacted by Google Medic, and what can you do if you were hit?
Google's results are attacked as “rigged”, how Google judges content by-page, a check-in on the Google Medic Update, and more.We're gonna have to get Political… But he started it.
Google’s results are attacked as “rigged”, how Google judges content by-page, a check-in on the Google Medic Update, and more.We’re gonna have to get Political… But he started it.
Google’s results are attacked as “rigged”, how Google judges content by-page, a check-in on the Google Medic Update, and more.We’re gonna have to get Political… But he started it.
Edge of the Web - An SEO Podcast for Today's Digital Marketer
Earlier this month, Google released a new update to their core algorithm that many in the SEO industry are labeling "The Google Medic Update". Ruth Burr Reedy, the Director of Strategy with UpBuild, is on the show with us today to break down this new update. Where you impacted by this update and what do you need to do for recovery? Let's talk about this and more today on the EDGE. Sponsor EDGE of the Web is brought to you by Site Strategics and they are offering to help you find out your digital marketing ROI. The Digital Marketing ROI Report will examine your existing SEO, content, social media, and PPC to help you discover your TRUE ROI. Visit to get 30% off your comprehensive review of your digital assets!
Wurde Deine Domain von Google abgestraft? Der Google Penalty Check zeigt, ob Deine Domain von einem Google Update betroffen ist. Gerade in 2018 gab es bereits einige Veränderungen in den Google Ergebnissen durch Google Core Updates wie das Medic Update im August. Aber auch zuvor machte Google mit Panda und Penguin ernst und bestrafte viele Websites ab, die es bei der Suchmaschinenoptimierung übertrieben hatten. In der 299. Folge von #SEODRIVEN erkläre ich die verschiedenen Formen von Abstrafungen und zeige, wie man eine Google Penalty erkennt. Wurde Deine Domain durch eine Google Penalty abgestraft? Jetzt Sistrix gratis testen (Werbung): http://cbs.to/sistrix-testen Jetzt SEMrush gratis testen (Werbung): http://cbs.to/semrush-testen Jetzt Domain für den individuellen SEO Check einreichen: https://digitaleffects.de/seocheck/ Mehr über den t3n SEO-Check mit Christian B. Schmidt erfahren: https://t3n.de/news/kostenloser-woechentlicher-t3n-1094089/ Christian B. Schmidt optimiert seit 1998 Websites. In #SEODRIVEN gibt der Gründer der SEO Agentur Digitaleffects GmbH werktäglich SEO Tipps und erklärt die Erfolgsfaktoren der Suchmaschinenoptimierung anhand von Praxisbeispielen. Alle Folgen findest Du unter: https://www.youtube.com/seodriven https://www.facebook.com/pg/cbschmidt.de/videos/ https://soundcloud.com/cbschmidt Vollständiges Impressum: https://digitaleffects.de/impressum/ Datenschutzerklärung: https://digitaleffects.de/datenschutz/
We take a look at the Google update that occurred in August 2018. Who did it affect? What is the update changing? How do you recover if your law firm lost rankings?
Äntligen är Sökpodden tillbaka efter ett välförtjänt sommarlov! I avsnitt 41 pratar vi bland annat om Google Medic Update och så jämför vi det gamla och nya gränssnittet i Google Ads. Du lyssnar väl? Inlägget #41 Medic Update dök först upp på Sökmotorkonsult.se. Liknande artiklar: Utrullningen av Speed Update Google Carbon Update rullas ut i förtid Google Speed Update
Google releases the medic update, Facebook is rolling out new features for business pages, Snapchat takes another hit, and Pinterest has a new video ad format.