It’s a comprehensive guide that will show you EXACTLY how to find awesome keywords for your business.
Lesson tag: SEO
The Beginner’s Guide to Google’s Knowledge Graph
Author: Trevor HatfieldComplexity: Easy
Google is building the largest warehouse of knowledge in human history – and it’s doing it with your help.
Authoritative sites such as Wikipedia, CIA World Factbook, and Freebase are all sources used by Google to gather data about people, events, animals, events, history, and topics.
The Beginner’s Guide to SEO
Author: Trevor HatfieldComplexity: Easy
New to SEO? Need to polish up your knowledge? The Beginner's Guide to SEO has been read over a million times and provides comprehensive information you need to get on the road to professional quality Search Engine Optimization, or SEO.
Demystifying SEO with experiments
Author: Trevor HatfieldComplexity: Easy
Search engine optimization (SEO) has been one of the biggest drivers of growth for Pinterest. However, it wasn’t always easy to find winning strategies at our scale. Traditionally, SEO tactics include trying out different known strategies and hoping for the best. You might have a good traffic day or a bad traffic day and not know what really triggered it, which often makes people think of SEO as magic rather than engineering.
Keeping it Real: I Can’t Read The Same SEO Content Over and Over Again
Author: Trevor HatfieldComplexity: Easy
Alright, let’s cut it out. I’m beginning to see a pattern. The same SEO content done over and over again. It’s being force fed into my face, and it’s missing my mouth, because its already cheek-to-cheek full of the same shit.
Link Building Tactics – The Complete List
Author: Trevor HatfieldComplexity: Easy
This is the most complete list of link building tactics on the Web, period. I created it because the best tactics are never found in one place, and the most complete lists are completely outdated.
The Sub-Domain vs. Sub-Directory SEO Debate Explained In One Flow Chart
Author: Trevor HatfieldComplexity: Standard
Technically, sub-directories are likely better for SEO. But practically, you shouldn't let trying to get the technical details right stop you from blogging or content creation, because a blog on a sub-domain is still way better than no blog at all.
(Not Provided) Keywords in Google Analytics
Author: Trevor Hatfield
Google has been hiding keyword referral data from searches made by logged-in users since October of 2011. With every passing day, more and more searches are made by logged-in Google users. We therefore can no longer ignore the impact of ‘not provided’ keywords on various marketing channels.
Machine Learning and Link Spam: My Brush With Insanity
Author: Trevor Hatfield
Know someone who thinks they’re smart? Tell them to build a machine learning tool. If they majored in, say, History in college, within 30 minutes they’ll be curled up in a ball, rocking back and forth while humming the opening bars of “Oklahoma.”
The Advanced Guide To SEO
Author: Trevor Hatfield
To my readers, I wanted to give you the most extensive and detailed guide of advanced SEO techniques that exists today. This resource is piled to the top with tactile, immediately actionable things you can do to your website, to improve rankings, performance and traffic. Everything from schema.org to mobile search to link building and site speed. I want you to all be insanely successful and prosperous on the web!