by Steve Gerencser | Jan 31, 2013 | Link Building, SEO
When Google released the Disavow tool it was hailed by many as the ultimate solution to all of their link building woes. It appeared to be the easy way out of years of link building abuse. Unfortunately for many, this hasn’t been the case at all. Many people... by Steve Gerencser | Oct 1, 2012 | Infographics, SEO
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For those of you that missed my show on Talk Marketing Now here is the presentation deck that I used. I’ll be breaking the presentation down in to a series of blog posts, but you can see it here now. Brand building through guest blogging 2012 View more... by Steve Gerencser | Nov 15, 2010 | eCommerce, OpenCart, SEO
OpenCart is one of the more popular open source eCommerce systems available. We use it here for many of our clients and like most aspects of it. One of it’s failings, however, is the lack of attention to clean URLs in the breadcrumb structure. Fortunately this... by Steve Gerencser | Apr 29, 2009 | SEO, Wordpress
Over the past few months we’ve noticed that more and more pages from inside the WordPress backend are finding their way in to the Google index. This has always been a problem, but as Google seems to index more useless pages, and crackers get more sophisticated... by Steve Gerencser | Jan 26, 2009 | SEO, Web Development
Do I really need a sitemap? This question has been asked for a long time, and in mid 2005 Google made it even more complicated by introducing a sitemap format just for their spiders. First of all there are two types of sitemaps. One sitemap for users and one for...