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Hi there,

I would suggest you specifically look at competitive intelligence tools like compete.com or semrush as they can provide somewhat accurate estimates.

But there are a lot of online tools and services that provide traffic volume estimations for keywords. They differ in many aspects – different solutions have different interfaces with different additional options available. They also use different data sources. Therefore, the best option would be to check your keywords with several solutions and compare the results. If you have no time for that – you should select the most reliable source for your estimates and stick to it.

First of all, these estimates do not take into account click distribution between different TOP positions. Even if you are ranked TOP 1 for some particular keywords, you won’t gather 100% of the traffic. Some part of the traffic will go to Google Local Business. And one more thing that cannot be predicted in advance: any keyword traffic estimator gives data about how much time a particular keyword was entered into the search field, but it cannot tell between real users and automated seo tools that check positions of a particular website for a particular keyword.

Hope it helps!

Hey ya!

I've taken a look at your page using Moz and ahrefs and I have found it true what you're saying.

Sometimes similar things happened to me and I think that's because Moz crawler is not as powerful as the ahrefs. If you want you can take a look at this excellent comparative that Matthew Woodward has done.www.matthewwoodward.co.uk/experiments/backlink-checkers-compared-ahrefs-majestic-seo-seomoz-raven-tools-seo-spyglass/

Anyway, I could see some new backlinks by clicking on "just discovered".

Hope it helps you.

Hi there,

The first thing you'll need to do is understand which of your pages are your best-assisting website pages.

Once you've set up conversion tracking, you'll have access to a handy set of reports about your conversions(those  important actions your customers take on your website, such as a purchase or email signup).

These reports are called Search Funnels. Think of them as passages (or funnels) through which your customers complete a conversion.

Search Funnels can give you more detailed information about ads, clicks, and other elements that are part of your online campaign.

This gives you a better sense of your customers and, ultimately, the effectiveness of the ads and keywords you've created.

Anyway yo can find all the details here https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/1722023?hl=en

Hope it helps you.

Hi NoahGlaser,

Here Neil Patel explains how to increase you facebook engagement by 275% www.quicksprout.com/2014/01/10/how-to-increase-your-facebook-engagement-by-275/

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Hi there,

Here you can find some direct numbers: http://www.wikihow.com/Contact-Google

Good luck

Hy ByskEd!

Here http://sixrevisions.com/content-strategy/5-common-seo-mistakes-with-web-page-titles/ they say not to use them in all pages to make branding. But myself i´m using it because i have seen big brands ranking very well the brand name using these type of techniques.

Hi there,

The best practice that google recommend first is to email the webmaster of that page to take out the link, then if he do not reply you can use the tool disavow. https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/2648487?hl=en

Good luck

Hi again,

I've found that Facebook and much social media marketing is a process, you can't expect huge results right away. If you do follow steps similar to this, over time you will build your audience and reach the people that you ultimately are targeting and have an audience that will engage with the content the way you are wanting them to.

Think for a moment about some of the last items you commented on. What were they? The general population is going to comment on and share  things that involvehumor and stories they connect with, or items that touch them emotionally and inspire them in some way.

All of us who manage Facebook Pages need to find a way to enter the world of the Facebook user once again with fresh eyes.

Here are some tips but you may already know them:

• Ask Questions
• Post Fill-in-the-Blanks
• Post Photos
• Talk About the News
• Ask for Likes
• Target Different Fans
• Talk About Facebook
• Celebrate Today

Hope it helps you.

Hi there,

DA is a fantastic metric to compare domain strength and judge their overall backlink profile and ability to rank. However, it is not a good metric to Trend to show domain improvement. Simply put, the metric data set is different with every Linkscape update.

If you go to the Open Site Explorer homepage, you will see that the recent crawl contains 189 billion URLs. That's an amazing number. Their next crawl could theoretically cover 238 billion URLs. You may have hundreds of additional backlinks found in those extra 3 billion pages crawled. Your DA goes up, despite you doing nothing to the website. Most likely, your competitors DA goes up as well.

The next update may only crawl 179 billion URLs. It doesn't crawl 100s of pages with your links. Your DA goes down. So do your competitors.

Simply put, it is a sample size of backlinks. It is great for comparing one domain to another, due to the data being based off of the same sample size. It's great for competitor insights and analysis.

When your DA goes down, that doesn't necessarily mean your site is less authoritative. If you still have links pointing to your website, you don't lose that equity because Moz had a smaller crawl. Remember, DA is a marketing metric, but not a Google ranking factor.

Hope it helps you

Hi there,

Link to the sidewide not going to harm your site and less if they are related theme.

If you have the possibility to insert a static text link from the homepage would be ideal as it would have more value.

Regards,

Hi there,

Moz doesn't provide historical info of metrics like DA or PA.

Many SEO's use Searchmetrics visibility tool. But this tool only provides a rough estimate of a domains visibility in search results over time, it's proved valuable in detecting penalties and changes in search volumne for sites over time, although it works best with large sites.

Majestic SEO also provides historical link history. Access is limited with a free account, but paid accounts are generally reasonable.

Hope it helps you.

Hi there,

There are many reasons a website may be slow, below are some of them:

1. A huge spike in Additional Traffic.
2. A Dynamic Site without caching.
3. Extremely Large or non-optimized graphics.
4. Extremely Large or non-optimized database.
5. Large amount of calls to external websites (twitter, facebook, youtube, etc...)
6. Connectivity issues

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