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Indexation for SEO: Real Numbers in 5 Easy Steps

Posted by randfish
How many pages has Google indexed?
This question and the problems surrounding it run rampant through the SEO world. It usually arises when someone starts doing searches like this:

Google claims to have 93,800 pages indexed on the root domain, seomoz.org. That sounds pretty good, but when I ran that search query last week, the …

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Peer Review: SEO Best Practices for Duplicate Content

Posted by Danny Dover
This post is part of an ongoing series where my co-workers and I are working to build a freely available resource center of up-to-date SEO best practices. As we write this content, we are submitting them for peer review so that everyone on the Internet can benefit from collective intelligence. You can …

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Offline Reading List: Magazines and Books for SEOs

Posted by RobOusbey
This week, I’d like to make suggestions for a ‘reading list‘ to help SEOs, and others who work online, particularly with website strategies.
But this list isn’t going to be blogs, post and online articles, oh no. These suggestions are entirely offline. We’re going into dead tree mode with eleven books and two magazines. …

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Whiteboard Friday – Domain Authority & Page Authority Metrics

Posted by great scott!
This week we’ve got a special Whiteboard Friday double feature! As you’ve probably heard, we launched our new link checker and backlink analysis tool, Open Site Explorer, this week and it makes use of some exciting new metrics: Domain Authority and Page Authority. We asked our old chum, Will Critchlow, to talk …

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One Giant Leap for Link Data: Announcing Open Site Explorer + Page/Domain Authority Metrics

Posted by randfish
For the past 15 months, we’ve been working hard to improve Linkscape, our index of the WWW. Today, we’re releasing an entirely new platform for Linkscape’s index with more accessible data than ever before. And, for the next 48 hours, full functionality is available entirely for free:

The new tool, Open Site Explorer, makes …

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