The latest ‘SEOmoz’ blog post is titled “Rand’s Restaurant & Bar Guide to Seattle”. Rand says, “Many, many folks in the technology, startup and marketing fields come to visit Seattle each year for big events like SMX, Mozcon, SIC and Techstars Demo Day. And in the past, plenty of you have emailed members of our staff asking a critically important question: “Where should I go to eat and drink?””. Rand’s Restaurant & Bar Guide to Seattle SEOmoz  [...]

The latest ‘SEOmoz’ blog post is titled “The Definitive Guide to Qualifying a Link Prospect [with Video]”. Rand says, “A step-by-step guide to qualifying link prospects and bucketing them to improve efficiency and workflow”. The Definitive Guide to Qualifying a Link Prospect [with Video] SEOmoz  [...]

The latest ‘SEOmoz’ blog post is titled “Comment Marketing as an Inbound Tactic – Whiteboard Friday”. Rand says, “Take those black and grey hat comment marketing tactics and throw them away once and for all. In this week’s Whiteboard Friday, we will be covering some wonderful white hat techniques that you can start using today. These tactics will help you spread your name to the far reaches of the internet, gain the affection of the web’s most powerful influencers, and build up strong relationshi”. Comment Marketing as an Inbound Tactic –... [...]

The latest ‘SEOmoz’ blog post is titled “Web Directory Submission Danger: Analysis of 2,678 Directories Shows 20% Penalized/Banned by Google”. Kurtis says, “Hi, my name’s Kurtis and I’m relatively new here at Moz. My official title is “Captain of Special Projects,” which means I spend a lot of time browsing strange parts of the web, assembling metrics and inputting data in Google Docs/Excel. If you walk past my desk in the Mozplex, be warned, investingating webspam is on my tasklist, hence you may come away slightly traumatized”. Web Directory... [...]

The latest ‘SEOmoz’ blog post is titled “Web Directory Submission Danger: Analysis of 2,678 Directories Shows 20% Penalized/Banned by Google”. Kurtis says, “Hi, my name’s Kurtis and I’m relatively new here at Moz. My official title is “Captain of Special Projects,” which means I spend a lot of time browsing strange parts of the web, assembling metrics and inputting data in Google Docs/Excel. If you walk past my desk in the Mozplex, be warned, investingating webspam is on my tasklist, hence you may come away slightly traumatized”. Web... [...]

The latest ‘SEOmoz’ blog post is titled “May Mozscape Index Update:164 Billion URLs”. Rand says, “It’s that time once again! Mozscape’s latest index update is live as of today (and new data is in OSE, the mozBar and PRO). This new index is our largest yet, at 164 Billion URLs, however that comes with a few caveats. The major one is that we’ve got a”. May Mozscape Index Update:164 Billion URLs SEOmoz  [...]

The latest ‘SEOmoz’ blog post is titled “Recovering from an Over Optimization Penalty – A True Story”. NickEubanks says, “As almost anyone reading this post already knows, April 24, 2012 marked a big day in the search industry. Once the initial Penguin update was rolled out (please believe me this is only the beginning and there is much more to come) the SEO industry as we know it exploded in a flurry of fear and satisfaction”. Recovering from an Over Optimization Penalty – A True Story SEOmoz  [...]

The latest ‘SEOmoz’ blog post is titled “SEO Isn’t Magic – So Stop Doing SEO Tricks”. Ruth says, “Hi everybody! My name is Ruth Burr and I’m the new Lead SEO here at SEOmoz. I’m super excited to be here! I’ll be posting on SEO here regularly going forward, but for my first post I wanted to tell you guys that when it comes to SEO, this is how I roll”. SEO Isn’t Magic – So Stop Doing SEO Tricks SEOmoz  [...]

The latest ‘SEOmoz’ blog post is titled “Oops, I Ruined the Facebook IPO!”. Larry says, “Last week’s Facebook IPO may go down in financial infamy as being the biggest and most high profile IPO flop of the century – and this Internet Marketer’s content marketing efforts may have inadvertently triggered the epic Facebook IPO meltdown. Sounds ridiculous and completely preposterous, right? Read to the end of the story and decide for yourself!”. Oops, I Ruined the Facebook IPO! SEOmoz  [...]

The latest ‘SEOmoz’ blog post is titled “How WPMU.org Recovered From The Penguin Update”. Ross Hudgens says, “Last Friday, Google pushed out the first refresh of their infamous Penguin update, bringing many webmasters to stumble towards their analytics, SERPs and the like in hopes of signs of a recove”. How WPMU.org Recovered From The Penguin Update SEOmoz  [...]