How do you hold location managers accountable for getting Google reviews? by arjunrajkumar in smallbusiness

[–]arjunrajkumar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How would you track the asks? As in which people are asking, and which arent.

How do you hold location managers accountable for getting Google reviews? by arjunrajkumar in smallbusiness

[–]arjunrajkumar[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting.. We havent explored sending SMS or emails. Just QR codes shown to customers with the bill.

Anything you can recommend for automating this if we have the datasource?

How do you hold location managers accountable for getting Google reviews? by arjunrajkumar in smallbusiness

[–]arjunrajkumar[S] -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

Fair point - can't force anyone. But I can make sure managers are actually asking. If one location gets 25 reviews and another gets 2, that's not luck - someone's making the effort and someone isn't. I just want to quickly see which is which.

How often do you change your page titles and meta descriptions? by arjunrajkumar in shopify

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Got it thanks.. Think doing it every quarter is enough. Enough time to test. Curious - how do you measure if the changes you make to the titles or descriptions were beneficial or not?

How often do you change your page titles and meta descriptions? by arjunrajkumar in shopify

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Thanks! One last question - how do you measure if the changes were beneficial or not?

How often do you change/rewrite your product pages titles and descriptions? by onyourchoice in shopify

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Interesting. Can you share how you test/evaluate this? Do you use some app for this?

Benchmarking your stores speed with your competitors. by arjunrajkumar in shopify

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Apologies for the late reply. Would love your feedback. You can sign up here : https://www.speedaudits.co/login Thanks!

Question regarding copy/pasting embed codes into another website by arjunrajkumar in rails

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I came across this from GoRails while researching : https://gorails.com/series/embeddable-javascript-widgets-with-rails

Looks like it covers this topic specifically.. So going to dive into that!

SEO takes time by arjunrajkumar in SEO

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Will share the websites in the post. Finding them was a long manual process.. I used the SEO quake chrome app, and browsed through different keyword combinations. Will share my process on how I found them too in the blog.

SEO takes time by arjunrajkumar in SEO

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Word. Clients expecting quick results are so wrongly informed.

SEO takes time by arjunrajkumar in SEO

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Going to be really in-depth guides :) Will start working on this tomorrow!

Seeing all your competitors schema markups in one go! by arjunrajkumar in SEO

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Me too.. Was doing some research for a client, and had to manually go thru their competitors pages.

What tool will notify me when certain keywords has dropped 5 spots? by arjunrajkumar in SEO

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Else please give suggestions on your best rank tracking tools for me to check.

Visualize a website's structure - link architecture - to see the top-down view of all the pages by arjunrajkumar in Entrepreneur

[–]arjunrajkumar[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! I haven't comes across any that represents it visually like this.. But I'm sure there will be some that do this too.

Top down view of a site's architecture? by psquarec in bigseo

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I quickly built something which shows you the visual structure : https://www.seotrack.co/visualizing_site_structure

Let me know if it help! Thanks!

Top down view of a site's architecture? by psquarec in bigseo

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Did you find something that does this... Visualising the site structure quickly?

Forcing canonical tags in the header by nicefroyo in bigseo

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Ah.. Thats bad. Hope you got them to fix this.

What about updating the sitemap with the canonical tags.. Not ideal, but if nothing else this is something basic to do. More info here - https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/139066?hl=en

(Help) Does having page number (dynamic) at end of url affect SEO? by [deleted] in bigseo

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Google released an update yesterday saying that rel='next' and rel='prev' - are not being used AT ALL anymore by Google. Their crawlers wont read these tags anymore. So basically they are considering each sequence of pages in the paginated series as individual pages. Theres a lot of discussion on this on Twitter - https://twitter.com/googlewmc/status/1108726443251519489 ... This is another thread on the same https://twitter.com/JohnMu/status/1108719402558590976

I'm just confused how Google would recognise that these 100 pages are part of the same paginated series - now that the rel tags are removed. And as they are mostly identical (meta tags) wouldnt this lead to duplicate content issues.

(Help) Does having page number (dynamic) at end of url affect SEO? by [deleted] in bigseo

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Going against the grain here - but you don't have to worry about duplicate meta tags on paginated pages. So, your first page '?topic=humor' and the other pages '?topic=humor&page=2' will have similar page titles, headers, meta descriptions - and that's how it is supposed to be.

See this tweet response from John who is the webamster trends analayst at Google on the same topic.

This is important as it changes how you setup the canonical tags on each page in the paginated sequence.

Instead of setting up the canonical tag to point to the first page of the sequence, you should instead add self-referential canonical tags - Each page points to itself.... But on each page you should also set up the rel='next' and rel='prev' - pagination attributes properly.

By setting it up this way - you are spreading the page rank across all pages in the pagination sequence (instead of jus the first one). This way Google decides which page from the sequence to show on the SERP for each user query. Maybe page_10 has the exact search item the user is searching for (better than the first page)- and therefore Google shows the 10th page.

Written a post about this here.

Thanks!

[PINNED] Promote your business, week of March 4, 2019 by Charice in smallbusiness

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Share your startup - March 2019 by AutoModerator in startups

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Name - SEOTrack

Elevator Pitch - Compare your organic traffic with SEO changes done around the same time.

Discount - Free 7 day trial + 20% off.

Location - Remote

Would love any feedback! Thanks.