How to Find Internal Linking Opportunities via @brentcsutoras

Have you done everything you can think of to optimize your site, but you just can’t seem to crack the top 5 for certain queries? This is a familiar challenge that faces website owners and SEOs alike – a plateau of sorts that can develop into a stagnating cycle of repeating the same thing even…

How to earn your place in Google’s index in 2020

The game has changed. On average, 15-20% of your URLs are not indexed by Google.  This is on top of partial indexing issues for pages that are actually indexed. Partial indexing is when your URL is indexed by Google but some of the content of the page isn’t indexed for numerous reasons.  The larger your…

Apple IDFA consent: Roughly 60% of consumers open to allowing tracking

Apple delayed one of iOS 14’s most controversial new privacy features: consumer opt-in permission to track. The rule requires apps to get consent from users to access the device’s Identifier for Advertisers (IDFA) and transmit data to third parties. Publishers bracing for impact, sigh with relief — for now The announcement of Apple’s quasi-deprecation of…

How content consolidation can help boost your rankings

If your brand has been creating content for some time, you’ll likely reach a point where some of your newer content overlaps with existing content. Or you may have several related, but relatively thin pieces you’ve published. Since many people have been sold on the idea that more content is better, the potential problem here…

Bing’s new robots.txt tester can help SEOs identify crawling issues

Bing has added a robots.txt tester to its Webmaster Tools, the company announced Friday. The new feature allows SEOs to analyze their robots.txt files and highlights issues that may hinder Bing from optimal crawling. The robots.txt tester and editor within Bing Webmaster Tools. How it works. SEOs can use this tool to test and validate…