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Hi moregood,

If I were you I would do it the other way around:

I would go over all the existing links asking the following question:

Is this an "editorial" link?

And I would cut out all the rest.

I think It's easier to find out the good ones. There are a lot of reasons for which links could be bad for you, you might not even be aware why they are bad. But the good ones are pretty obvious and way fewer :). I think it's easier to recover from a penalty this way, and the chance to cut something good is pretty low. If you go the way you mentioned and avoid cutting the ones that are in a gray area, you might resubmit the website over and over. It will take a lot of time. Meanwhile you could stick with the good links and invest the rest of time to get more of these

• Check all suggestions for your keyword by using the alphabet:

targeted keyword a

targeted keyword ab

targeted keyword ac

• Extract all the questions about your keywords

• Write articles containing clear and straight to the point answers, especially for the questions that have elements that need to be remembered and start ranking for them.

• At the end of each article write this: "If you found the information here useful please bookmark this article or remember to search on Google for "this suggestion"

And voila, in time you will see more and more people remember how to search and thus raise the popularity of those questions in the Google suggestions. You did not exploit or inflate anything - besides your visitor's mind! Haha.

Hello EGOL, I can give you a detailed answer for the Adwords ads. Probably it's similar for SEO

In Adwords they are enabled through the product reviews ad extension.

To get them enabled:

1. You have to submit our product data to Google. I understand that this was meant for products. I have seen in my research that they might show for loans or services, but I'm not 100% sure.
2. You have to be a client of the reviewcentre.com (or other few selected review web sites) and be reviewed by the users on their website. To be listed on reviewcentre.com you have to contact them at contactus@reviewcentre.com and provide the following information:

* Company or product name
    * Image or logo (Jpeg preferably)
    * Any information about the product or company we would like to be included on the page

3. After this you have to notify reviewcentre.com that you want to submit your reviews to Google.
4. For Google Product Search ratings to appear we must have at least 30 unique seller reviews.
5. We have to have a 4 star rating or above to have the review extension enabled.

Good luck, it will stars will surely improve CTR and draw more attention!

Yes, a good one. And simple

Hello,

I would like to hear your strange/unusual/funny ideas for link building campaigns for a website targeted in the short term lending industry. It doesn't matter how easy/complicated it is to apply them, but the more realistic the better.

Please don't post anything that was covered in detail somewhere else or something that does not have at least a small/tiny level of realism.

An example:

Extract the funniest/smart quotations related to money. Create an article where you explain that "even if you are in the short term loan industry" you care about your customers and you want them to educate them so in the future they can avoid getting in a situation when they have very few alternatives.

Google Adwords Keyword tool can generate related keywords for a specific website.

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

Just insert the URL in the second text box titled "Website" and you'll get a list with keywords relevant to that website.

Best luck in your search!

Here is the question you posted:

Just because the link is picked up by OSE does that mean that the search engines value it too?

The answer is very simple: no.

However, there is a relationship between the OSE data and Google data. This relationship is not causation. It's correlation. This doens't mean that if you have a link picked up by OSE it will necessarily be picked up by Google. It means that links that tend to be picked up by OSE also tend to be picked up by Google.

I hope this helps!

Actually, with Google Analytics you can create a filter to see the search queries that users typed to land o a specific page of your website. It's very simple:

When you have the tracked website selected, on the left column in GA you will see "Custom Reports". Click on it, then click on "Create New Report". From the blue Metrix box select "Site Usage", scroll down to "Visits" and drag and drop it in the first empty "Metrix" box on the right. Now click on the green "Dimensions" Box, click on "Content", select "Page" and drag and drop it in the empty Dimension box. Click on "Traffic Sources", scroll down to "Country/Teritory" and drag this in a sub-dimension to also be able to see it by region.

Hope this helps, good luck!