Recent content by jacobhagberg

Probably difficult given all the authority websites selling that product. However it may be more niche then I am suspecting, but given the current algo and my thought that you don't have an aged website in that niche.

IIRC it is based on ratings, pay to play, and location

Yes, you can do this via java. However most adblockers are going to catch that.

SEMrush has a nice keyword tool.

Make the content interactive, informative and generally solve any users problem/question when they visit the page. Yes, some of the code structures are important, but avoid overoptimization and watch your keyword density.

Yes, these local NAP citations can help boost your local rankings. Consider Whitespark.ca or Yext. http://www.orangefox.com/citations/

It's pretty easily to game, but most legit sites don't do that.

That should not be an issue. You may see a slight drop in traffic for a week while your site gets re-evaluated for the theme change.

- A PR6 site with a very low trust flow around 5-10. <-- Most likely not a legit PR6 site with a Homepage TF of 5-10. - A PR1 site with a trust flow somewhere in the 30s. <-- Could be a legit site, but maybe spammed. Obviously PR hasn't been updated since Dec 2013 so take that into consideration.

Yes, it will help and you can make multiple layers within your sitemap for silos. But again if most of your content is crap and duplicate, it may get put into the supplemental index.

Add content to the FB page that is unique, build 1 link to it. Ping that good link and the FB page. Should be good to go within a day.

Talk with support. But do not use the commenter unless you have proxies. I've seen ISP's shut people's home internet connection down so be careful.

Definitely add a privacy, about, contact, tos/disclaimer page. Yes, there is some dup content, so if you make modifications to make it unique, definitely do this.

It still works, but use it for prospecting and demonstrating expertise.

Yes. you can just disavow the entire domain: domain:crappydomain.com