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★★★ Does Google+ really impact SEO rankings or is it just a myth?
The fundamental principles of SEO remain unchanged: Google continues to base its ranking on over 200 signals to deliver the most relevant results, regardless of participation in Google+....
Jun 12, 2012 ⚡ Analysis available
★★★ How can you manage paginated content without harming your indexing?
For paginated content with a 'summary' page, webmasters have three options: leave it as is, use rel="canonical" to explicitly indicate the 'summary' page, or apply rel="next" and rel="prev" to show th...
Mar 12, 2012 ⚡ Analysis available
★★★ Why does Google consistently favor overview pages in its search results?
Google engineers have found that users prefer to see the 'overview' page in search results because it reduces latency and consolidates indexing properties such as links....
Mar 12, 2012 ⚡ Analysis available
★★★ How does Google truly differentiate between rel="canonical" and rel="next"/"prev" tags?
Rel="canonical" is used for duplicate content, while rel="next" and rel="prev" are suitable for series or sequences of content. This allows Google to index each page individually while recognizing the...
Mar 12, 2012 ⚡ Analysis available
★★★ How can you manage SEO pagination without an overview page?
If an 'overview' page is not available, webmasters can either leave the paged content as is or use the rel="next" and rel="prev" markup to consolidate indexing properties and guide users to the most r...
Mar 12, 2012 ⚡ Analysis available
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