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How to best set up Twitter personas...
Connecting with different groups of people, for different clients.
There are even crossovers most notably in Graphic Design Industry 2 different clients want to engage with Graphic Designers.
Would prefer to handel all through my own account but don't want people to think huh SEO guy he just cares about links.
Best way forwards seem to be to set up client specific accounts?
Any thoughts?
Only 3...
But general advice on scraping would also be apreciated...
Are there any decent tools you would recomend?
Would you just fall back on hiring someone (I'm no coder)?
Justin
Thanks Russ,
Any advice on what to use to scrape the results?
Justin
I need a (or several ways) to search Google Plus Profiles.
It would be great to:
Any ideas anyone?
Justin
I'm no analytics expert, does anyone know about the following:
Looking at "Frequency & Recency" Google analytics seems to indicate that 30 visitors have been to the site 101 - 200 times in a month.
This cannot be right any ideas of what could be causing this?
Looking at "Engagement" it seems that 53% of visitors are on our site for less than 10 seconds.Perhaps this is right, in which case, any ideas of how to understand whats causing this?Thanks in advance.Justin
Ezine articles seem to use the rel=canonical tag, wouldn't that force the engines to view them as the canonical source?
Have also heard the rumour RE blogs 
Should have probably stated that the articles are not perhaps as fantastic as i would like.
Thanks Donnie
I'm afraid the pages on the client site are static.
1 to 2 months ouch...
Thanks for your help...
No idea how it was set I will assume mistake...
Justin
One of my clients has a bunch of articles on the normal article syndication sites.
They have duplicated these articles on their own site.
My instinct is to implement on the offending pages of the clients site.
Anyone with any experience of something similar?
Is this the right way to go?
Thanks in advance.
Justin
One of my clients is targeting UK customers.
They have UK IP address.
I then noticed that they had their Geographic target set to "Target users in: United States".
I advised them to change this.
Anyone know:
Thanks in advance.
Justin
Thanks for the insight...
"Google trys to redirect you to .co.uk these days"
Thats just what I said to the client unfortunately it doesn't seem to happen when they search HO HUM.
"googles been going up constantly in the UK"
Would love to know where you got the data from, I cannot find it online.
"i would recomend leaving it as targeting UK users"
I won't change anything unless I have strong evidence to do so, so no worries.
So...
Does anyone have up to date info on UK Google.com V's Google.co.uk traffic?
Anyone know how to push up rankings for UK users searching on Google.com?
Thanks in advance,
Justin
In the UK lots of people use google.com rather than google.co.uk.
The above data is a bit out of date but still I know lots of UK people who search on google.com.
When I depersonalise the results and search there is a difference between what I see on google.com V's what I see on google.co.uk.
Indeed one of the companies I work for ranks ok on google.co.uk, but not so well on google.com
Questions:
How would I best track ranking for UK based users who use google.com AND/OR google.co.uk using the SEOmoz tools (or other tools if appropriate)?
I note that in "Google Webmaster Tools" you can change the setings to "Target users in United Kingdom". Given the fact that UK users use both google.com AND/OR google.co.uk would it be better to change this to unlisted or deselect the "Target users in" option?
Thanks in advance.
Justin