cPanel has made quite a name for themselves in the web hosting industry. From shared hosting to dedicated servers, their presence is almost assured on any reputable hosting company’s platform. I can’t imagine maintaining my clients’ websites without it. With so many features that make administration a lot easier than you’d think, it can sure save you a lot of headaches.
Some of you have probably noticed the banner I’ve recently added for SE Ranking. Yes, I do have an affiliate tracking code attached to the link. And for the sake of transparency, the links in this post also have my affiliate code. However, I wouldn’t advertise any products or services that I don’t personally endorse. Over the past several months I’ve searched long and hard to find a toolset for SEO that is accurate and affordable. For a variety of reasons, after thoroughly testing a service, I wasn’t quite willing to pull the trigger and pony up for a subscription....
This could be a very beneficial plugin for bloggers looking to reach a wider audience. Everyone knows how popular podcasts are. Usually, you have the ability to read transcripts of recorded podcasts. Now, it seems that this plugin can do the very opposite.
Trying to understand all the data thrown at you by Google Analytics is a daunting task. It’s a powerful tool but can be intimidating to new users. It’s truly amazing just how many variables you can filter out when it comes to visitors to your website. For instance, prior to using GA, I would never have given a thought to an international audience for my blog. However, researching the Geo dimension, I see that people outside of the U.S. are reading what I have to say. To dismiss them would be foolish.
When I first started blogging, I always wanted to provide quality articles. I actually use Yoast to optimize the SEO and readability of my posts. It is important that I get the green indicators for both. In the past, I really didn’t give readability much of a thought. But as I started to think about it, I realized how important it was to keep my audience engaged. That meant taking all of Yoast’s advice into consideration.
If you’ve been following my blog at all, you know how adamant I’ve been about everyone getting a free SSL certificate. Once you have that installed and set up, you’re halfway to accepting credit card payments on your website. The other part is installing a payment processing plugin that supports Stripe.
As a leader in SEO metrics, MOZ offers proven advice and trusted metrics when it comes to profiling backlinks. A lot of SEO agencies will apply the “go big or go home” methodology of link building. The object being, get as many backlinks as fast as possible. Yes, it can work but there is a much more effective way.
Maybe I’ll get some flak for saying this, but I don’t care. I really despise smart assistants. Amazon, Google, Apple and Microsoft all have their own brand of assistants. Sure, you may be able to complete a task faster with voice than with manual input, but is it really necessary?
There are several sites where you can publish your personal blog post and direct readers back to your website. I recently started using inbound.org for this very purpose. Unfortunately, I guess I started too late as I received a notice a couple weeks later saying they were closing. I have yet to try medium.com, but I’ve certainly heard the buzz about it.
Having tried Moz’s previous backlink explorer, Open Site Explorer, I was left unimpressed. A lot of times there would be no data for a domain where other tools would show plenty of backlinks. At this moment, I just signed up for a free Moz account in order to try their new link explorer. I quickly put it to the test and compared to OSE.
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