tag:userecho.com,2024-03-19:/feeds/topics/en//LogicGateOne Corp.2021-05-26T09:08:26+00:00tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2021-05-26:/communities/1/topics/249-architecture-professionals-job-opportunities/2021-05-26T09:08:26+00:002021-05-26T09:08:26+00:00Architecture Professionals Job Opportunities [ideas] <p>At Archipro we have come up with an <strong><a href="https://archipro.com/contact-us/">Architecture Professionals Job Opportunities</a></strong> portal where we help job seekers to find jobs. Also, we help architectural firms and companies to list down their requirements and have the right candidates that can help them to achieve their goals. 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Younghttps://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/4-lawrence-young/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2018-10-25:/communities/1/topics/194-reputation-management-seo-the-art-of-controlling-the-serps/2018-10-25T03:42:44+00:002018-10-25T03:42:44+00:00Reputation Management SEO: the Art of controlling the SERPs [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/4/eff8807d0c58c39944a89af2c9cddf0c.png"></figure><p></p><p>They say you can`t make a second first impression. Like it or not, but potential customers form their first impression of your product or service simply by looking at Google SERPs. So, when they Google your brand name, you would probably want them to see nothing but positive vibes and rave reviews about your company. So, trying to sustain an impeccable brand's reputation is basically the very aim of reputation management SEO.</p><p></p><p>But then, the BIG question arises: "How the heck do I do this?" So, in this article, I' m going to share with you some advice on how to control search results through reputation management SEO tactics or, in other words, how to become the Lord of the SERPs 😃.</p><p></p><p>Sadly enough, the search results' content can hurt the whole bunch of things like: your conversion rate, brand reputation, customers' expectations and satisfaction, etc.</p><p></p><p>So, let's get straight to the meat of the question and specify what it is in Google's search result pages that we can actually DO change and work on:</p><p></p><ul><li> Ranking pages and their order</li><li> SERP features</li><li> Content of ranking pages</li><li> New pages</li><li> Read Full Article</li></ul><p>Ranking pages and their order</p><p></p><p><strong>1. Reasons why your site might not be ranking #1</strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p><figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/4/e56d2227c4f6c5ee62134b9106c41be4.png"></figure><p><strong><br></strong></p><p><strong><br></strong></p><p>Naturally, when someone is searching for your company in Google, you are expecting them to see your website proudly waving from the first place of the podium, aren't you? However, sometimes it might happen that the position one is brazenly taken by someone else, or your site is nowhere to be seen at all. Well, there is a number of common reasons for that.</p><p></p><p>Of course, the very first thing to check is whether your site is blocked from indexing or not. Luckily, with the generous help of Website Auditor it's as easy as pie.</p><p></p><p><a href="https://www.link-assistant.com/news/reputation-management-seo.html">Read More</a></p><br/><br/>suggested by: Lawrence YoungLawrence Younghttps://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/4-lawrence-young/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2018-10-09:/communities/1/topics/193-torch-and-trefoil-magazine/2018-10-09T03:43:51+00:002018-10-09T03:43:51+00:00Torch and Trefoil Magazine [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/4/9b288b4d3184dca986e765ad4ed84e48.jpg"></figure><p></p><p>Official Newsletter of Alpha Phi Omega Philippines</p><p></p><p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/magazinedesign?source=feed_text&__xts__%5b0%5d=68.ARBt6lME7LS1eed-QChYVKExiXOBRcrwzozIrjuntRfrroF2_WjzL-jGkUCXJXcKeO9eEMZLmGj7S3LhJzJpdu1V1ZuFxNgpwVISAteh5md_Y0hsCI5MuDrATGoQ-xVWGkpiEybSOUIlohUDFRCxm8emDB95eQgtw2jx65KbYP_vuWWk5W6BOg&__tn__=*NK-R">#magazinedesign</a></p><p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/graphicsdesign">#graphicsdesign</a> </p><p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/conceptdesignlayout">#conceptdesignlayout</a></p><p><a href="https://www.facebook.com/LogicgateoneCorp/">#logicgateone</a> </p><p><a href="http://logicgateone.com/images/big/pic98.jpg">#APOPHGA2018SubicBay</a></p><p>#APOTorchandTrefoil2018</p><br/><br/>suggested by: Lawrence YoungLawrence Younghttps://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/4-lawrence-young/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2018-07-09:/communities/1/topics/192-desktop-mobile-or-voice/2018-07-09T03:24:59+00:002018-07-09T03:24:59+00:00Desktop, Mobile, or Voice? [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/e2094ec95808c2ddfda342994a92367e.jpg"></figure><p> <br></p><p>We're facing more and more complexity in our everyday work, and the answers to our questions are about as clear as mud. Especially in the wake of the mobile-first index, we're left wondering where to focus our optimization efforts. Is desktop the most important? Is mobile? What about the voice phenomenon sweeping the tech world? </p><p> </p><p>As with most things, the most important factor is to consider your audience. People aren't siloed to a single device — your optimization strategy shouldn't be, either. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Dr. Pete soothes our fears about a multi-platform world and highlights the necessity of optimizing for a journey rather than a touch point. </p><p> </p><p><b>The mistakes we make</b> </p><p> </p><p>So, first of all, I think we make a couple of mistakes. When we're talking about mobile for the last few years, we tend to go in and we look at our analytics and we do this. These are made up. The green numbers are made up or the blue ones. We say, "Okay, about 90% of my traffic is coming from desktop, about 10% is coming from mobile, and nothing is coming from voice. So I'm just going to keep focusing on desktop and not worry about these other two experiences, and I'll be fine." There are two problems with this: </p><p> </p><p><b>Self-fulfilling prophecy</b> </p><p> </p><p>One is that these numbers are kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy. They might not be coming to your mobile site. You might not be getting those mobile visitors because your mobile experience is terrible. People come to it and it's lousy, and they don't come back. In the case of voice, we might just not be getting that data yet. We have very little data. So this isn't telling us anything. All this may be telling us is that we're doing a really bad job on mobile and people have given up. We've seen that with Moz in the past. We didn't adopt to mobile as fast as maybe we should have. We saw that in the numbers, and we argued about it because we said, "You know what? This doesn't really tell us what the opportunity is or what our customers or users want. It's just telling us what we're doing well or badly right now, and it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy." </p><p> </p><p><b>Audiences</b> </p><p> </p><p>The other mistake I think we make is the idea that these are three separate audiences. There are people who come to our site on desktop, people who come to our site on mobile, people who come to our site on voice, and these are three distinct groups of people. I think that's incredibly wrong, and that leads to some very bad ideas and some bad tactical decisions and some bad choices. </p><p> </p><p>So I want to share a couple of stats. There was a study Google did called The Multiscreen World, and this was almost six years ago, 2012. They found six years ago that 65% of searchers started a search on their smartphones. Two-thirds of searchers started on smartphones six years ago. Sixty percent of those searches were continued on a desktop or laptop. Again, this has been six years, so we know the adoption rate of mobile has increased. So these are not people who only use desktop or who only use mobile. These are people on a journey of search that move between devices, and I think in the real world it looks more something like this right now. </p><p> </p><p>Another stat from the series was that 88% of people said that they used their smartphone and their TV at the same time. This isn't shocking to you. You sit in front of the TV with your phone and you sit in front of the TV with your laptop. You might sit in front of the TV with a smart watch. These devices are being used at the same time, and we're doing more searches and we're using more devices. So one of these things isn't replacing the other. </p><p> </p><p><b>The cross-device journey</b> </p><p> </p><p>So a journey could look something like this. You're watching TV. You see an ad and you hear about something. You see a video you like. You go to your phone while you're watching it, and you do a search on that to get more information. Then later on, you go to your laptop and you do a bit of research, and you want that bigger screen to see what's going on. Then at the office the next day, you're like, "Oh, I'll pull up that bookmark. I wanted to check something on my desktop where I have more bandwidth or something." You're like, "Oh, maybe I better not buy that at work. I don't want to get in trouble. So I'm going to home and go back to my laptop and make that purchase." So this purchase and this transaction, this is one visitor on this chain, and I think we do this a lot right now, and that's only going to increase, where we operate between devices and this journey happens across devices. </p><p> </p><p>So the challenge I would make to you is if you're looking at this and you're saying, "Only so many percent of our users are on mobile. Our mobile experience doesn't matter that much. It's not that important. We can just live with the desktop people. That's enough. We'll make enough money." If they're really on this journey and they're not segmented like this, and this chain, you break it, what happens? You lose that person completely, and that was a person who also used desktop. So that person might be someone who you bucketed in your 90%, but they never really got to the device of choice and they never got to the transaction, because by having a lousy mobile experience, you've broken the chain. So I want you to be aware of that, that this is the cross-device journey and not these segmented ideas. </p><p> </p><p><b>Future touch points</b> </p><p> </p><p>This is going to get worse. This is going to get scarier for us. So look at the future. We're going to be sitting in our car and we're going to be listening — I still listen to CDs in the car, I know it's kind of sad — but you're going to be listening to satellite radio or your Wi-Fi or whatever you have coming in, and let's say you hear a podcast or you hear an author and you go, "Oh, that person sounds interesting. I want to learn more about them." You tell your smart watch, "Save this search. Tell me something about this author. Give me their books." Then you go home and you go on Google Home and you pull up that search, and it says, "Oh, you know what? I've got a video. I can't play that because obviously I'm a voice search device, but I can send that to Chromecast on your TV." So you send that to your TV, and you watch that. While you're watching the TV, you've got your phone out and you're saying, "Oh, I'd kind of like to buy that." You go to Amazon and you make that transaction. </p><p> </p><p>So it took this entire chain of devices. Again now, what about the voice part of this chain? That might not seem important to you right now, but if you break the chain there, this whole transaction is gone. So I think the danger is by neglecting pieces of this and not seeing that this is a journey that happens across devices, we're potentially putting ourselves at much higher risk than we think. </p><p> </p><p><b>On the plus side</b> </p><p> </p><p>I also want to look at sort of the positive side of this. All of these devices are touch points in the journey, and they give us credibility. We found something interesting at Moz a few years ago, which was that our sale as a SaaS product on average took about three touch points. People didn't just hit the Moz homepage, do a free trial, and then buy it. They might see a Whiteboard Friday. They might read our Beginner's Guide. They might go to the blog. They might participate in the community. If they hit us with three touch points, they were much more likely to convert. </p><p> </p><p>So I think the great thing about this journey is that if you're on all these touch points, even though to you that might seem like one search, it lends you credibility. You were there when they ran the search on that device. You were there when they tried to repeat that search on voice. The information was in that video. You're there on that mobile search. You're there on that desktop search. The more times they see you in that chain, the more that you seem like a credible source. So I think this can actually be good for us. </p><p> </p><p><b>The SEO challenge</b> </p><p> </p><p>So I think the challenge is, "Well, I can't go out and hire a voice team and a mobile team and do a design for all of these things. I don't want to build a voice app. I don't have the budget. I don't have the buy-in." That's fine. </p><p> </p><p>One thing I think is really great right now and that we're encouraging people to experiment with, we've talked a lot about featured snippets. We've talked about these answer boxes that give you an organic result. One of the things Google is trying to do with this is they realize that they need to use their same core engine, their same core competency across all devices. So the engine that powers search, they want that to run on a TV. They want that to run on a <a href="https://moz.com/blog/desktop-mobile-voice">laptop, on a desktop, on a phone</a>, on a watch, on Goggle Home. They don't want to write algorithms for all of these things. </p><p> </p><p>So Google thinks of their entire world in terms of cards. You may not see that on desktop, but everything on desktop is a card. This answer box is a card. That's more obvious. It's got that outline. Every organic result, every ad, every knowledge panel, every news story is a card. What that allows Google to do, and will allow them to do going forward, is to mix and match and put as many pieces of information as it makes sense for any given device. So for desktop, that might be a whole bunch. For mobile, that's going to be a vertical column. It might be less. But for a watch or a Google Glass, or whatever comes after that, or voice, you're probably only going to get one card. </p><p> </p><p>But one great thing right now, from an SEO perspective, is these featured snippets, these questions and answers, they fit on that big screen. We call it result number zero on desktop because you've got that box, and you've got a bunch of stuff underneath it. But that box is very prominent. On mobile, that same question and answer take up a lot more screen space. So they're still a SERP, but that's very dominant, and then there's some stuff underneath. On voice, that same question and answer pairing is all you get, and we're seeing that a lot of the answers on voice, unless they're specialty like recipes or weather or things like that, have this question and answer format, and those are also being driven by featured snippets. </p><p> </p><p>So the good news I think, and will hopefully stay good news going forward, is that because Google wants all these devices to run off that same core engine, the things you do to rank well for desktop and to be useful for desktop users are also going to help you rank on mobile. They're going to help you rank on voice, and they're going to help you rank across all these devices. So I want you to be aware of this. I want you to try and not to break that chain. But I think the things we're already good at will actually help us going forward in the future, and I'd highly encourage you to experiment with featured snippets to see how questions and answers appear on mobile and to see how they appear on Google Home, and to know that there's going to be an evolution where all of these devices benefit somewhat from the kind of optimization techniques that we're already good at hopefully. </p><p> </p><p><b>Encourage the journey chain</b> </p><p> </p><p>So I also want to say that when you optimize for answers, the best answers leave searchers wanting more. So what you want to do is actually encourage this chain, encourage people to do more research, give them rich content, give them the kinds of things that draw them back to your site, that build credibility, because this chain is actually good news for us in a way. This can help us make a purchase. If we're credible on these devices, if we have a decent mobile experience, if we come up on voice, that's going to help us really kind of build our brand and be a positive thing for us if we work on it. </p><p> </p><p>So I'd like you to tell me, what are your fears right now? I think we're a little scared of the mobile index. What are you worried about with voice? What are you worried about with IoT? Are you concerned that we're going to have to rank on our refrigerators, and what does that mean? So it's getting into science fiction territory, but I'd love to talk about it more. I will see you in the comment section.</p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2018-06-11:/communities/1/topics/191-risk-averse-link-building/2018-06-11T03:49:45+00:002018-06-11T03:49:45+00:00Risk-Averse Link Building [ideas] <p><img alt="Risk Averse Links"></p><p><br></p><p><a href="https://moz.com/blog/risk-averse-link-building-whiteboard-friday">Building links</a> is an incredibly common request of agencies and consultants, and some ways to go about it are far more advisable than others. Whether you're likely to be asked for this work or you're looking to hire someone for it, it's a good idea to have a few rules of thumb. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Russ Jones breaks things down. </p><p> </p><p><b>1. Never build a link you can't remove!</b> </p><p> </p><p>So we're going to touch on a couple of maxims or truisms. The first one is never build a link you can't remove. I didn't come upon this one until after Penguin, but it just occurred to me it is such a nightmare to get rid of links. Even with disavow, often it feels better that you can just get the link pulled from the web. Now, with negative SEO as being potentially an issue, admittedly Google is trying to devalue links as opposed to penalize, but still the rule holds strong. Never build a link that you can't remove. </p><p> </p><p>But how do you do that? I mean you don't have necessarily control over it. Well, first off, there's a difference between earnings links and building links. So if you get a link out there that you didn't do anything for, you just got it because you wrote great content, don't worry about it. But if you're actually going to actively link build, you need to follow this rule, and there are actually some interesting ways that we can go about it. </p><p> </p><p><b>Canonical "burn" pages</b> </p><p> </p><p>The first one is the methodology that I call canonical burn pages. I'm sure that sounds a little dark. But it actually is essentially just an insurance policy on your links. The idea is don't put all of your content value and link value into the same bucket. It works like this. Let's say this article or this Whiteboard Friday goes up at the URL risk-averse-links and Moz decided to do some outreach-based link building. Well, then I might make another version, risk-averse-linkbuilding, and then in my out linking actually request that people link to that version of the page. 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When you actually start ranking because of this great content that you've produced and you've done great link building and somebody gets upset and decides to spam the page that's ranking with a ton of links, we saw this all the time in the legal sector, which was shocking to me. You would think you would never spam a lawyer, but apparently lawyers aren't afraid of another lawyer. </p><p> </p><p>But regardless, what we could do in those situations is simply get rid of the original page and leave the canonical page that has all the links. So what you've done is sort of divided your eggs into different baskets without actually losing the ranking potential. So we call these canonical burn pages. </p><p> </p><p><b>Know thy link provider</b> </p><p> </p><p>The other thing that's just stupidly obvious is you should know thy link provider. If you are getting your links from a website that says pay $50 for so and so package and you'll get x-links from these sources on Tier 2, you're never going to be able to remove those links once you get them unless you're using something like a canonical burn page. But in those cases where you're trying to get good links, actually build a relationship where the person understands that you might need to remove this link in the future. It's going to mean you lose some links, but in the long run, it's going to protect you and your customers. </p><p> </p><p>That's where the selling point becomes really strong. Imagine you're on a client call, sales call and someone comes to you and they say they want link building. They've been burned before. They know what it's like to get a penalty. They know what it's like to have somebody tell them, "I just don't know how to do it." </p><p> </p><p>Well, what if you can tell them, hey, we can link build for you and we are so confident in the quality of our offering that we can promise you, guarantee that we can remove the links we build for you within 7 days, 14 days, whatever number it ends up taking your team to actually do? That kind of insurance policy that you just put on top of your product is priceless to a customer who's worried about the potential harm that links might bring. </p><p> </p><p><b>2. You can't trade anything for a link (except user value)!</b> </p><p> </p><p>Now this leads me to number two. This is the simplest way to describe following Google's guidelines, which is you can't trade anything for a link except user value. Now, I'm going to admit something here. A lot of folks who are watching this who know me know this, but my old company years and years and years ago did a lot of link buying. At the time, I justified it because I frankly thought that was the only way to do it. We had a fantastic link builder who worked for us, and he wanted to move up in the company. We just didn't have the space for him. We said to him, "Look, it's probably better for you to just go on your own." </p><p> </p><p>Within a year of leaving, he had made over a million dollars selling a site that he ranked only using white hat link building tactics because he was a master of outreach. From that day on, just everything changed. You don't have to cheat to get good links. It's just true. You have to work, but you don't have to cheat. So just do it already. There are tons of ways to justify outreach to a website to say it's worth getting a link. </p><p> </p><p>So, for example, you could </p><p> </p><ul><li><b>Build some tools</b> and reach out to websites that might want to link to those tools. </li><li><b>You can offer data or images.</b> </li><li><b>Accessibility.</b> Find great content out there that's inaccessible or isn't useful for individuals who might need screen readers. Just recreate the content and follow the guidelines for accessibility and reach out to everybody who links to that site. Now you've got a reason to say, "Look, it's a great web page, but unfortunately a certain percentage of the population can't use it. Why don't you offer, as well as the existing link, one to your accessible version?" </li><li><b>Broken link replacement.</b> </li><li><b>Skyscraper content,</b> which is where you just create fantastic content. Brian Dean over at Backlinko has a fantastic guide to that. </li></ul><p> </p><p>There are just so many ways to get good links. </p><p> </p><p>Let me put it just a different way. You should be embarrassed if you cannot create content that is worth outreach. In fact, that word "embarrassment," if you are embarrassed to email someone about your content, then it means you haven't created good enough content. As an SEO, that's your responsibility. So just sit down and spend some more time thinking about this. You can do it. I've seen it happen thousands of times, and you can end up building much better links than you ever would otherwise. </p><p> </p><p><b>3. Tool up!</b> </p><p> </p><p>The last thing I would say is tool up. Look, better metrics and better workflows come from tools. There are lots of different ways to do this. </p><p> </p><p>First off, you need a good backlink tool. 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This will aid in bringing more realism to your brand and making sure the images match who you are and what your content is explaining. </p><p><br></p><p><b><u><a href="https://www.impactbnd.com/blog/tips-for-improving-your-web-design">Read full article here</a></u></b> </p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-12-07:/communities/1/topics/183-poster-concept-and-design-layout/2017-12-07T05:29:10+00:002017-12-07T05:29:10+00:00Poster Concept and Design Layout [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/76b8b51792aa9cd3e32a6c840757e100.jpg"></figure><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-10-27:/communities/1/topics/182-website-design-and-development/2017-10-27T03:26:15+00:002017-10-27T03:26:15+00:00Website Design and Development [ideas] <p>Visit <a href="http://casablancasubichotel.com/">Casablanca Hotel Condominium, Resort Bar & Restaurant Official Website</a> to view full website</p><p><br></p><figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/f060517c50d0a4e203dc11ef151a0487.jpg"></figure><p><br></p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-10-12:/communities/1/topics/181-letterhead-concept-and-design-layout/2017-10-12T01:30:02+00:002017-10-12T01:30:02+00:00Letterhead Concept and Design Layout [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/56d122179ca2aa3dc81bc33b80cc9229.jpg"></figure><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-09-21:/communities/1/topics/180-business-card-concept-design-and-layout/2017-09-21T03:43:32+00:002017-09-21T03:43:32+00:00Business Card Concept, Design and Layout [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/071448c941350010a8e9931e7f3f94ba.jpg"></figure><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-09-13:/communities/1/topics/179-seo-myth-busting-13-biggest-seo-myths/2017-09-13T04:10:52+00:002017-09-13T04:10:52+00:00SEO Myth Busting: 13 Biggest SEO Myths [ideas] <p><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/ecb9882471c6352588462a038af39cde.png"><br></p><p><br></p><p>SEO, as any area of our life, is swarming with myths and misconceptions. They are usually born out of ignorance, fear, and hunt for quick results. It is like a variety of diet advice — “cut entirely on the food, just eat one weird vegetable three times a day". Yes, you might lose weight. But will it last? Will you be happy in the process? You tell me. </p><p><br></p><p>Same here. People are prone to choose quicker methods. Well, life is too short. Who needs all those long-term results. But we surely need an efficient outcome. Plus, the damage after a quick SEO campaign based on the general misconceptions will take way more time to recover from than applying a well-thought SEO procedure. </p><p><br></p><p>However, while people continue to go for quick results and no research, these myths will never cease to exist. What you need is to recognize them as such and treat any information with caution. Knowledge is power. Thorough knowledge is indestructible! </p><p><br></p><p>I made a compilation of the most popular myths (that made up a nice number of 13) and tried to debunk them once and forever (or at least for some time). Let's see whether we are on the same side, and if not, let's check whether I can change your mind. </p><p><br></p><p>RankBrain, semantic search, AMP, and mobile-first are among the top buzz words of the past twelve months. Penguin and Panda have become smarter and are now part of the core algorithm. </p><p><br></p><p>So, to help you catch the wind and brush up your SEO skills, I've prepared a list of recommendations SEOs should focus on right now. </p><p><br></p><p>Contents </p><p><br></p><p>1. SEO is a fraud </p><p>2. SEO is all shenanigans </p><p>3. Google is at war with SEO </p><p>4. One-time SEO effort is enough </p><p>5. Link building is dangerous </p><p>6. CTR is out of the game </p><p>7. Keyword research is a waste of time </p><p>8. Social signals are of no SEO value </p><p>9. Guest blogging is obsolete </p><p>10. High paid rankings = High organic rankings </p><p>11. Keyword-optimized anchor text is bad for your SEO </p><p>12. Separate pages for every keyword is a key to success </p><p>13. SEO is dead </p><p><br></p><p><strong><a href="https://www.link-assistant.com/news/13-biggest-seo-myths.html?utm_source=email&utm_medium=broadcast&utm_campaign=myths-12092017">Read full article here</a></strong></p><p><br></p><p>#SEOisdead </p><p>#CTRisoutofthegame </p><p>#guestbloggingisobsolete </p><p>#GooglewarwithSEO </p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-08-21:/communities/1/topics/178-letterhead-concept-and-design-layout/2017-08-21T01:44:55+00:002017-08-21T01:44:55+00:00Letterhead Concept and Design Layout [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/dbb6573282ebd7486ce39e8feb16a942.jpg"></figure><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-08-11:/communities/1/topics/177-11-lessons-learned-from-failed-link-building-campaigns/2017-08-11T08:25:01+00:002017-08-11T08:25:01+00:0011 Lessons Learned from Failed Link Building Campaigns [ideas] <p>We’ve created more than 800 content campaigns at Fractl over the years, and we’d be lying if we told you every single one was a hit.</p><p><br></p><p>The Internet is a finicky place. You can’t predict with 100% accuracy if your content will perform well. Sometimes what we think is going to do OK ends up being a massive hit. And there have been a few instances where we’d expect a campaign to be a huge success but it went on to garner lackluster results. </p><p><br></p><p>While you can’t control the whims of the Internet, you can avoid or include certain things in your content to help your chances of success. Through careful analysis we’ve pinpointed which factors tend to create high-performing content. Similarly, we’ve identified trends among our content that didn’t quite hit the mark. </p><p><br></p><p>In this this post, I’ll share our most valuable lessons we learned from content flops. Bear in mind this advice applies if you’re using content to earn links and press pickups, which is what the majority of the content we create at Fractl aims to do. </p><p><br></p><p><strong>1. There’s such a thing as too much data.</strong> </p><p>For content involving a lot of data, it can be tempting to publish every single data point you collect. </p><p>A good example of this is surveying. We’ve fallen down the rabbit hole of not only sharing all of the data we’ve collected in a survey, but also segmenting the data out by demographics — regardless of whether or not all of that data is super compelling. While this can give publishers a large volume of potential angles to choose from, the result is often unfocused content lacking a cohesive narrative. </p><p><br></p><p>Only include the most insightful, interesting data points in your content, even if that means tossing aside most of the data you’ve gathered. </p><p><br></p><p>One example of this was a survey we did for a home security client where we asked people about stalker-ish behaviors they’d committed. The juiciest survey data (like 1 in 5 respondents had created a fake social account to spy on someone — yikes!) ended up getting buried because we included every data point from the survey, some of which wasn’t so interesting. Had we trimmed down the content to only the most shocking findings, it probably would have performed far better. </p><p><br></p><p>Furthermore, the more data you include, the more time it takes for a publisher to wade through it. As one journalist told us after we sent over an epic amount of data: “Long story short, this will take too much time.” </p><p><br></p><p>Consider this: It shouldn’t take a publisher more than 10 seconds of looking at your project to grasp the most meaningful data points. If they can’t quickly understand that, how will their readers? </p><p><br></p><p><strong>2. Turning published data into something cool doesn't always yield links.</strong> </p><p>If you’re going to use data that’s already been reported on, you better have a new spin or finding to present. Journalists don't want to cover the same stats they have already covered. </p><p><br></p><p>A great example of this is a project we created about the reasons startups fail. The majority of the data we used came from CB Insights’ startup post mortems list, which had performed really well for them. (As of the time I’m writing this, according to Open Site Explorer it has 197 linking root domains from sites including BBC, Business Insider, Fortune, Vox, CNBC, and Entrepreneur — impressive!) </p><p><br></p><p>It worked well once, so it should work again if we repackage it into a new format, right? </p><p>We used the startups featured on the CB Insights list, added in a handful of additional startups, and created a sexy-looking interactive node map that grouped together startups according to the primary reasons they went under. </p><p><br></p><p>While the content didn’t end up being a failure (we got it picked up by Quartz, woo!), it definitely didn’t live up to the expectations we had for it. </p><p><br></p><p><em>Two problems with this project:</em> </p><p>1. We weren’t saying anything new about the data. </p><p><br></p><p>2. The original data had gotten so much coverage that many relevant publishers had already seen it and/or published it. </p><p><br></p><p>But of course, there are exceptions. If you’re using existing data that hasn’t gotten a ton of coverage, but is interesting, then this can be a smart approach. The key is avoiding data that has already been widely reported in the vertical you want to get coverage in. </p><p><br></p><p><strong>3. It’s difficult to build links with videos.</strong> </p><p>Video content can be extremely effective for viral sharing, which is fantastic for brand awareness. But are videos great for earning links? Not so much. </p><p><br></p><p>When you think of viral content, videos probably come to mind — which is exactly why you may assume awesome videos can attract a ton of backlinks. The problem is, publishers rarely give proper attribution to videos. Instead of linking to the video’s creator, they just embed the video from YouTube or link to YouTube. While a mention/link to the content creator often happens organically with a piece of static visual content, this is often not the case with videos. </p><p><br></p><p>Of course, you can reach out to anyone who embeds your video without linking to you and ask for a link. But this can add a time-consuming extra step to the already time-intensive process of video creation and promotion. </p><p><br></p><p><strong>4. Political ideas are tough to pull off.</strong> </p><p>Most brands don’t want to touch political topics with a ten-foot pole. But to others, creating political content is appealing since it has strong potential to evoke an emotional reaction and get a lot of attention. </p><p><br></p><p>We've had several amazing political ideas fail despite solid executions and promotional efforts. It’s hard for us to say why this is, but our assumption has been publishers don't care about political content that isn't breaking (because it's always breaking). For this reason, we believe it’s nearly impossible to compete with the constant cycle of breaking political news. </p><p><br></p><p><strong>5. Don't make content for a specific publisher.</strong> </p><p>We’ve reached out to publishers to collaborate during content production, assuming that if the publisher feels ownership over the content and it’s created to their specifications, they will definitely publish it. </p><p><br></p><p>In general, we’ve found this approach doesn’t work because it tends to be a drain on the publishers (they don't want to take on the extra work of collaborating with you) and it locks you into an end result that may only work for their site and no other publishers. </p><p><br></p><p> Remember: Publishers care about getting views and engagement on their site, not link generation for you or your client. <strong><a href="https://moz.com/blog/lessons-from-failed-link-building">Read full article here</a></strong></p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-06-29:/communities/1/topics/176-logo-concept-design-layout/2017-06-29T03:21:51+00:002017-06-29T03:21:51+00:00Logo Concept, Design & Layout [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/4560880f569be6518e5c78f06e6d2a70.jpg"></figure><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-06-15:/communities/1/topics/175-business-card-concept-design-and-layout/2017-06-15T06:08:10+00:002017-06-15T06:08:10+00:00Business Card Concept, Design and Layout [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/459c559aa818ae5f1733fb4064447105.jpg"></figure><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-06-08:/communities/1/topics/174-logo-concept-design-layout/2017-06-08T01:08:39+00:002017-06-08T01:08:39+00:00Logo Concept, Design & Layout [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/e7f3d16511db5fa45f213408f302dc14.jpg"></figure><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-05-25:/communities/1/topics/173-poster-concept-and-design-layout/2017-05-25T06:31:50+00:002017-05-25T06:31:50+00:00Poster Concept and Design Layout [ideas] <figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/ef6ad30f5013703dffc049422d98582b.jpg"></figure><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-05-16:/communities/1/topics/172-how-googles-new-project-owl-update-can-affect-brands/2017-05-16T07:26:43+00:002017-05-16T07:26:43+00:00How Google's New Project Owl Update Can Affect Brands [ideas] <p></p><figure><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/92d4df82e1d11189bbf44fbb0c7bdb4e.jpg"></figure><p><br></p><p>Last week Google announced they would be implementing changes in an effort to combat inaccurate information and hateful search results from their search engine. In this article I'll cover the possible pros and cons of this update and how it can affect brands. </p><p><br></p><p><b>What is Project Owl and how it works</b> </p><p>Project Owl is Google's update gives users the ability to report information they may deem inappropriate, inaccurate or offensive. </p><p><br></p><p>Let's see how it works: </p><p><br></p><p>1 A new link to a feedback form will appear underneath Google's suggested searches; </p><p>2 A new link to a feedback form will appear underneath "Featured Snippets;" </p><p><br></p><p>These changes have been implemented after Google has been scrutinized for sharing some questionable content. In December of 2016 the number one result for the search query "did the Holocaust happen" was linked to a pro-Nazi site. Other missteps include featuring Breitbart for a top science or news story regarding the Great Barrier Reef. </p><p><br></p><p>Project Owl is Google's reaction to combatting these problematic results. Whether it's inaccurate information or offensive search queries, Google wants to ensure that what we receive is reliable and relevant information. </p><p><br></p><p><a href="https://serpstat.com/blog/how-googles-new-project-owl-update-can-affect-brands/?utm_campaign=info&utm_content=How+Google%27s+new+Project+Owl+update+can+affect+brands&utm_medium=email&utm_source=serpstat&utm_term=How+Google%27s+new+Project+Owl+update+can+affect+brands">Read full article here</a></p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-05-04:/communities/1/topics/139-poster-concept-and-design-layout/2017-05-04T03:21:21+00:002017-05-04T03:21:21+00:00Poster Concept and Design Layout [ideas] <p><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/2f974a3afa690da1db9b82469fcb8ff9.jpg"></p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-04-20:/communities/1/topics/138-logo-concept-design-layout/2017-04-20T01:29:27+00:002017-04-20T01:29:27+00:00Logo Concept, Design & Layout [ideas] <p style="text-align: center;"><img height="303" src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/d5afaba1642ca80b5290ff0edd184b86.png" style="width: 537px; height: 303px;" width="537"></p><p></p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-04-07:/communities/1/topics/137-local-seo-spam-tactics-are-working-how-you-can-fight-back/2017-04-07T01:08:51+00:002017-04-07T01:08:51+00:00Local SEO Spam Tactics Are Working: How You Can Fight Back [ideas] <p style="text-align: center;"><img height="151" src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/e0b905ced1a23043c66793648ae2628e.jpg" style="width: 376px; height: 151px;" width="376"></p><p style="text-align: center;"><br></p><p>For years, I've been saying that if you have a problem with spammers in local results, you can just wait it out. I mean, if Google cared about removing spam and punishing those who are regular spammers we'd see them removed fast and often, right? </p><p><br></p><p>While there are instances where spam has been removed, it seems these are not fast fixes, permanent fixes, or even very common. In fact, they seem few and far between. So today I’m changing my tune a bit to call more attention to the spam issues people employ that violate Google My Business terms and yet continue to win in the SERPs.</p><p><br></p><p>The problems are rampant and blatant. I've heard and seen many instances of legitimate businesses changing their names just to rank better and faster for their keywords.</p><p><br></p><p>Another problem is that <strong>Google is shutting down MapMaker</strong> at the end of March. Edits will still be allowed, but they'll need to be made through Google Maps.</p><p><br></p><p>If Google is serious about rewarding brands in local search, they need to encourage it through their local search algorithms.</p><p><br></p><p>For some people, it’s gotten so bad that they’re actually suing Google. On January 13, 2017, for instance, a group of fourteen locksmiths sued Google, Yahoo, and Bing over fake spam listings, as reported by Joy Hawkins.</p><p><br></p><p> </p><p>While some changes — like the Possum update — seemed to have a positive impact overall, root problems (such as multiple business listings) and many other issues still exist in the local search ecosystem. <a href="https://moz.com/blog/local-seo-spam-tactics-are-working-how-you-can-fight-back">Read full article here</a></p><p></p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-03-28:/communities/1/topics/136-tarpaulin-concept-and-design-layout/2017-03-28T00:47:39+00:002017-03-28T00:47:39+00:00Tarpaulin Concept and Design Layout [ideas] <p><img src="/s/attachments/10645/1/1/a93b45ab7d08cee33ff6938cace6ac0f.jpg" style=""></p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2017-03-01:/communities/1/topics/135-your-keywords-are-not-what-you-think-they-are/2017-03-01T01:02:00+00:002017-03-01T01:02:00+00:00Your Keywords Are Not What You Think They Are [ideas] <p style="text-align: justify;">How Google transforms search queries and what it means for SEO</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><br></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><img><br></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><br></p><p style="text-align: justify;">In Franz Kafka's novella "The Metamorphosis", a man wakes up one morning to find out he has turned into a giant insect. If keywords were existentialists, they could be experiencing something similar as, having been typed into Google's search bar, they go through numerous transformations to become new, modified versions of themselves — the queries that Google thinks are a better representation of the searcher's intent.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><br></p> <p style="text-align: justify;">To illustrate what I'm saying, let me ask you for a tiny favor. Go on and type in "oscar" in Google. No, seriously, do it. I'll hang in here while you're at it.</p><p style="text-align: justify;"><br></p> <p style="text-align: justify;">Chances are all of the top results you got are about the 89th Academy Awards that took place a few days ago. Some of the results likely do not mention the word "oscar" (the only word you typed in, remember?) at all. Somehow, Google knows you're looking for the specific Oscars award rather than general information about the ceremony, Oscar the name, or Oscar anything else — and transforms your query behind the scenes into something that barely resembles the original. <a href="https://www.link-assistant.com/news/keyword-refinements.html?utm_source=email&utm_medium=broadcast&utm_campaign=query-refinements-28022017">Read full article here</a></p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/tag:logicgateonecorp.userecho.com,2016-12-02:/communities/1/topics/134-christmas-party-tarpaulin-concept-and-design-layout/2016-12-02T03:25:51+00:002016-12-02T03:25:51+00:00Christmas Party Tarpaulin Concept and Design Layout [ideas] <p style="text-align: center;"><img></p><p style="text-align: center;"><br></p><p style="text-align: center;"></p><br/><br/>suggested by: Logicgateone Corp.Logicgateone Corp.https://logicgateonecorp.userecho.com/users/1-logicgateone-corp/topics/