On Monday, Danny Sullivan published a great post on expired domains (link). More specifically, his post discusses the link equity benefits from acquiring expired domains. For example, I have a website about topic X. I noticed that another website about topic X recently went offline. It’s down. It won’t load. Oh look, the domain is [...]
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Netbook vs. Notebook: Is There a New Sheriff in Keywordville?
We all know that a laptop is a laptop. However, in the wide world of search, you can’t just focus on ranking for laptop. Why? For one, good luck ranking for laptop. The competition is superduper competitive for that term. Next, you’ll probably want to rank for laptops. Again, good luck. Don’t get me wrong. [...]
March 5, 2009 by Your SEO Sucks! | 1 Comment
A Caveman’s Approach to 301 Redirects for SEO
301 Redirects By definition, a permanent redirect. Use these to redirect users and search engines from old URLs to new URLs. 302 Redirects By definition, a temporary redirect. Use these when temporarily deactivating a URL or moving a URL to a new location. If you don’t understand any of that, just remember this quote I [...]
January 23, 2009 by Your SEO Sucks! | 1 Comment
An Exhaustive Explanation of 301 Redirects for SEO
Redirects. This is the one topic that continues to evade e-commerce dev teams and online marketers. The concept is actually very simple. A redirect is a piece of code that directs traffic from one URL to another. Here is a list of the most common redirects and when you should use them: 301 Redirect: By [...]
January 23, 2009 by Your SEO Sucks! | 2 Comments






April 22, 2009 by Your SEO Sucks! | 4 Comments