In episode 107 of Semantic Mastery’s weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one participant asked about the best way to get an instream video ad without having to spend too much.
The exact question was:
What is the best way to get an instream video ad created without breaking the bank? Presumably a 30″” Fiverr video is not the way to go?
In episode 107 of the weekly Hump Day Hangouts by Semantic Mastery, one viewer asked about the best places to find new SEO clients.
The exact question was:
Hi Semantic Mastery Team, I have a question about client acquisition. Currently I am using craigslist and spam email to generate leads. Unfortunately for me, I am getting clients that can only afford $500 month or less fees. Obviously I am fishing in a bad pond. Where else can I go fishing for new clients?
In episode 107 of Semantic Mastery’s weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one viewer asked if adding Google Adsense codes to PBNs can create footprint issues.
The exact question was:
2. if i do googe adsense to my pbn’s from one adsense account to 15 blogs, it will look like a footprint?
thanks a lot from Israel
p.s
iftt works in any language
and its great.
all the websites in israel got slapped in the past month beside my ifttt seo
In episode 107 Semantic Mastery’s weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one participant asked if it’s too risky to create 4 tier 1 rings for a YouTube channel.
The exact question was:
Hi all hows it going?
I have 2 questions. I have a youtube channel with a tier 1 ring to it, and 3 tier 2 rings to blogger , tumbler, wordpress of tier 1 ring. can I do 4 tier 1 rings to the channel or this is too risky for the channel.
and whats best?
a. rss feed syndication to tier1
b. youtube embed to tier 1
In episode 107 of Semantic Mastery’s weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one viewer asked how one should interlink the homepage to rank for a local keyword.
The exact question was:
Hey guys hope all is well, got a quick question. If you’re trying to rank a home page, for a local keyword, how much would you interlink that page, meaning would you link to other relevant pages, maybe a services page for example or would this bleed juice? If you were to link to other pages would you keep this to a minimum? Thanks
On this episode we talk about how to get more high paying clients for your SEO or Marketing Agency.
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In episode 107 of our weekly Hump Day Hangouts, one participant asked if there’s a way to tell Google to only use the HTTP version of one’s site.
The exact question was:
Happy Thanksgiving! I really need your help in finalizing my website preferred format in search console – I am a bit desperate and confused. If you would be so kind, I could use some specific steps you would do to get this done. Here are the things confusing me.
As you suggested, I now have both http and https versions of my site verified in search console.
1) Where or How exactly do I tell Google to use only the http version? I have read all the Google info to “canonical it over in the headers of the pages”, etc, but am confused. Do I need to add a rel=canonical on every page on my site? If so, where and how.
