Recent content by Mortz

You could 301 redirect the old backlinked URL to a new URL and then recycle your content to a brand new URL that's not redirected.

If you're not using it now, you should pick up Firefox and the "Firebug" addon. If you're new, you will learn a lot about how things are setup on your site. There are plenty of tips through Google on these subjects. You can also right click your page, and view source. See this image:

It will certainly depend on your situation as I mentioned above. Don't forget, the backlinks don't go away (unless the backlink webmaster removes it) from just changing the URL. The backlinks are still pointed to your site but will end up at your 404 page. You have to think of this as...

It's important to note that everyone's results will vary. After you create a new URL, you're surviving off the content on that page, internal link juice to that page and of course how well you've optimized it. On top of your onsite stuff, it depends on how competitive your niche is and how...

I've tried SerpFox, Micro, Serpbuddy etc. The last one I tried is SerpBook. It's not as "pretty" as some of the others and there are a few quirks here and there but the customer service is amazing. We've sent them emails requesting various features and every single one of the features was...

I did this for one of my sites. I changed all of the URLs that had poorly diversified back links. Since most of them had completely disappeared off of G, I couldn't see keeping them anyway. At first we did the 301'n to internal pages and that worked for a bit but they eventually dropped as...

Are you wanting to offer a product to them? Are you looking for a drop shipper? eCommerce is sort of vague.

Originally you had given up on the site. Most of the time that's what happens. People get impatient and don't stick with an idea. Think about how well that site would be doing now if you had worked on it back in 2010. Better late than never!

Everything stated in partymarty's quote is excellent advice.

Build the content, spread your back link diversity around.

I've had success placing the ads up immediately. I've read a lot of threads where people suggest you wait a while before monetizing. To each their own and I'm sure your results will vary.

Diversity in strategies is just as important as diversity in black hat. Having more than one site allows you to try different things. You don't even have to work on different niches, dominating the first page with multiple stores can happen and does happen more than you think. Setting a time...

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Well if some of them end up being quality links then it can only help you. Google will send you credit where credit is due. I would just make sure you diversify your anchor text etc during your experiment.

If you were penalized for it before and don't change your methods the following will occur: You will see a SERP boost, you will get excited and then Penguin 1.2 will come through and you will end up back where you started. If you change your methods to improve them beyond what got you...