SEO Content Optimization in 2022 with Jim and Ann
What is considered SEO-friendly content in 2022? This concept has changed a lot since SEO started. Have you been keeping up? How much content do we need for Google to “like” our pages? Whatever you do, don’t create “fluff” content, says Google’s John Mueller on Twitter, so Jim Boykin, CEO of Internet Marketing Ninjas, and […]
- 01-21-2022
Can Low-Quality Content Hurt Your High-Quality Content?
Ever since Google’s Panda, SEOs have had a continuous debate: Can low-quality pages of the site negatively impact high-quality content and drag their rankings down? Most websites have a bunch of older, thin, outdated content that may have no positive signals (in terms of backlinks and traffic). Can those pages be holding your key pages […]
- 01-19-2022
How to Get Prepared for Google’s “Intrusive Interstitials” Update
A couple of weeks ago, Google has announced that exactly on January, 10, it will hit pages with “intrusive interstitials”. What does it mean? Let’s find out! What are interstitials? Interstitials are the web pages that show up before or after expected content page, usually as a popup or full-screen ad. They usually display ads […]
- 10-10-2021
Find and Fix Mixed Content Issues with This Free Tool
Among newer SEO issues that have become a widespread problem is so-called “Mixed Content” issue. Let’s find out: What mixed content is How to spot and fix the mixed content issue What Is Mixed Content? Mixed Content issue occurs when a secure page serves non-secure content (images, videos, but also scripts, styles, etc.) Mixed content […]
3 Studies of Google’s Featured Snippets You Should Read
Googles featured snippets are the new Google authorship, albeit less exciting because featured snippets steal links from publishers in SERPs. Whether you like them or not, that’s the change we have to deal with because if you are not featured, your competitor will. Here are three recent studies of Google’s Featured snippets you need to […]
- 07-06-2017
Google Making the Web Faster: Over the Years
With AMP project being aggressively pushed by Google recently, site speed topic has been discussed more actively again. In case you wanted to get a quick background of those discussions, here is the timeline of Google trying to make the web faster and dealing with site speed over the years: 2009 December: Google Page Speed […]
- 03-14-2017
89% of Websites that Ranked 7 Years Ago are Not Ranking Now!
“89% of sites that ranked 7 years ago are not ranking now. ” From Marcus Tober of SearchMetrics quoted from the Chicago SEJ Summit earlier this year. (see tweets) After I heard this, I had a private chat on Facebook with Marcus about this……he said: Behind the analysis is our massive 7 year historical Research […]
- 11-30-2015
Penalty Removal Service for $50: From Weird Leads Series #JimAndAnn Show
Welcome to our forth edition of weird (sometimes funny) lead stories we are getting at Internet Marketing Ninjas. Please check out three two previous ones: Acquire 300-400 Good-Quality Links Guaranteed Rankings + PR7 Links How Much Income Will I Get if I Rank in Top 5 Here’s today’s story: The Lead: We used to regularly […]
- 09-01-2015
New Google Doorway Page Algorithm Change
Google has just announced that they are releasing an update to their doorway page algorithm. Google provided the 5 following guidelines. Here they are below with some comments for your to consider, as you prepare for this next update. Below are the bullet points with some commentary for consideration, comment, and discussion. + Is the […]
- 03-18-2015
Google Updates, Links, Content Marketing: @JimBoykin at #Pubcon
If you rank for a commercial phrase, you are much more likely to be under radar (the more valuable phrase, the more chances are you may be penalized) The data takes time to refresh. Panda Updates Penguin Updates (Penguin 3.0 is due any time now. October, 4 is the last time Google made a Penguin […]
- 10-08-2014
