Colt Sliva

Tinkering and building. Technical SEO with @Glassdoor.

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@searchmartin What I'm struggling with is seoClarity doesn't recognize these as a serp feature. I checked in serpapi and they call them site links. With increasing prevalence of forums I guess I need pixel depth reporting

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Are these sitelinks? Do only forums with multiple helpful posts on a topic get this feature?

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Freshness twiddler is my #1 favorite SEO thing. Naming things is hard but they absolutely hit bullseye on that one.

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Bad news ya’ll, @JohnMu was right the whole time, we WERE supposed to build websites that are best for our users

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@RyanJones This is my favorite take on the docs so far. If you work in enterprise, you often don’t know every part of a product. You sometimes don’t even know everyone working on it or even all the teams.

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@iPullRank The docs screenshotted are generated by Elixir which is a lovely programming language. It treats documentation as a first class citizen and generates it for you. Woopsie.

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Hey wake up, the latest @iPullRank dropped and it slaps https://t.co/FqpKHbudza

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@iPullRank Optimize for page relevance first, user satisfaction second, freshness third, and schema markup fourth to maximize rankings.

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@iPullRank Terms like "base documents" and "golden" reinforces that certain sites are selected as a baseline. Backlinks will likely always be valuable from sources like trusted news sites or wikipedia.

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@iPullRank If Chrome generates a signal for it, there's clear evidence it can be used for ranking. Views, Lighthouse scores, font size etc.
Imagine your a publisher with many sites. Chrome can see shared 3rd party cookies and connect website sets together.

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Going to drop thoughts here as they come to me. First, I think the acronym NSR is Name Server Rank. It could explain why sites tend to slip when they change DNS config. Google does own 8.8.8.8

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@jeffrey_coyle Interesting and very rad that you’re refining those categories. Would you say search intent is defined by the searcher or the SERP?
I think there’s a lot of room to mess up getting a user what they need. Sometimes the user doesn’t know. Sometimes they ask the wrong question etc

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Question for product SEOs. Do you think Search Intent and Jobs to be Done are the same thing?

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@Kano_J_A @iPullRank It suggests people drink pee. 2 liters of pee.

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@lilyraynyc A bunch of these are owned by future plc

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@CyrusShepard @MalteLandwehr This is THE question. SEO, Product, Marketing, Editorial et al. have to figure this out

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@KaneJamison Can you see IP addresses? If the first 3 octets share patterns then it’s botty

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@AnthonyZaidan @rustybrick https://t.co/zZcFkucdWT

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@rustybrick Plugged into the timestream I'm sure