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This service is absolutely the real deal. Our well-written press release is now shown on Google News and has been picked up by hundreds of news sources. As if that wasn't good enough, we have a nice excel spread sheet for our back links that we can use how we see fit. We will, no doubt, place...

If the top of the silo were structured with /boise-dry-cleaner, how do you incorporate the other cities in the silo. "Meridian dry cleaner" has no contextual relation to Boise nor Eagle nor Nampa. I'm not sure if this answered my questions from the intended perspective of building a silo...

All the examples of silos structuring are top down builds where the top of the silo is the hardest target keyword and the bottom is the long-tail keywords. But in local SEO, your target keywords are often long tailed. What happens if you?re targeting a localized keyword that has no suburbs ...

I'm targeting long term results and national organic.

I'm hoping some experienced SEO gurus can weigh in on this one. The goal here is to create optimal results and longevity by way of an ongoing campaign. My research on this forum suggests that link building going into 2015 should be made of four types of anchor text: Branded Generic Raw URL...

You know when I wrote this post, I knew I wasn't being an innovator. I just want to get some ideas about using this. HOWEVER, your advice at using Google speech recognition instead of buying $150 software is worth it's weight in gold. Thank you for sharing such a simple, alternative! I will...

Sona, I'm surprised to see this concept talked about so frequently today. A few years ago, everyone talked about blog commenting. It seems like it would be best to leave the comment on a high PR blog, and then add some gasoline by building more links to this page too. Am I on the right track...

Yep that makes perfect sense to mix up each campaign to make your "footprint" less identifiable. If I may, I have another questions you seem more than qualified to answer. If I have new domain/money site with a Facebook page pointing to it. Since I'm using the Facebook page as a T1 or buffer...

I appreciate you're input. This is what I'm gathering from my research: Start a new campaign - create your individual projects, and schedule them When you're ready to do another blast of activity, start a new campaign Occasionally go back to old campaigns and post other,new content to make...

I really appreciate the insight. Both of those resources look to be European. Are the similar US based services that would provide the same savings?

Hey guys I'm curious if anyone has had success using Amazon EC2 (elastic compute cloud) to run their seo software? Correct me if I'm wrong but the advantages would be: Remotely controlling a windows desktop that has presumably fiber optic connectivity Scalable resources of ram and processing...

A few years ago services like Animoto that could generate unique videos at the push of a button were all the rage. Are services like this still an effective tool for this same intention? Or have they lost effectiveness because of overuse and over saturation of marketers? Any thoughts or ideas...

I'm curious if you are still of the same opinion almost two years later. And if you have seen an increase, decrease or no change in the effectiveness of your campaigns since this posting.

Hey guys I'm new to the SEnuke scene. And I'm trying to wrap my head around this from a 10,000 foot view. Is the idea to create a campaign and run it over and over until you're satisfied with results? Or do you create a new campaign every time you want more activity? I realize you can do...

I'd love to know what you did to build 3,000 friends. Can you share about that? I too agree with some of the earliest advice: Don't throw in the towel. Instead take the success you earned and then scale the heck out of it!