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• 1

  Article Length: How many words should I use in my articles?

  This is the most frequently asked question in the SEO world. We decided to stop listening to Google and guessing, so we created 10 pages. Page 1 was 100 words long and gradually increased to Page 10. Page 10 had 1000 words. We now know the truth. You want to know how they ranked?

• 2

  What type of header should you use? Image or Text?

  Some SEOs believe you should use an Image in your header (to reap the benefits of wrapping text inside with the alt tag) rather than text. It was the subject of a heated debate in the Warrior Forum, with both sides arguing about who was right. We were fed up with all the theories and decided to test it. Header Text or Header Image? Does an image that contains the target keyword, in the image alt and wrapped in H1 text beat a regular H1 text image? We now know who won in the WF fight.

• 3

  The Top 10 Best Places to Use Keywords on A Site

  You can place a keyword anywhere on a website. We created pages with the keyword and watched Google rank them 1-10. So this is our test of “The top 10 On Page factors from best to worst- this test allows you to know where to focus your on page energy with your sites keywords! You will find very important and powerful stuff here!

• 4

  There is a huge new link source that has been discovered, but what exactly is it?

  Google owns the platform and everyone can use it. SEO We have not used it yet, but it passed great link juice. Now you can see the results as well as add it to an arsenal. Our group is now discussing how to make the most of these resources, and what to do with your PBNs. This course is available elsewhere for $995. But you can get the knowledge, and our discussion about it, for only half of that.

• 5

  What are the Best Web 2.0s to Get Links From?

  There are many SEO’s use Web 2.0s to get links from. They will write an essay, then post it to one of these sites. Then they’ll place a link in the article back to their PBN. We wanted to know which ones were the BEST to use so we didn’t wast our time putting articles on sources that didn’t pass good link juice. So we tested them and this is Web 2.0’s Round 1- This report tells you which Web 2.0 our the ten we tested that you should you be using with your SEO strategies? We evaluated how they could pass link juice and how they would rank pages that they linked to. We were able to identify the top and worst pages in a controlled environment. You will be able to increase your rankings and save a lot of time and money when writing content. ‘losers’ The group.

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  Do Nofollow links help or hurt you?

  The majority SEO’s want ‘Follow’ Links are good in theory. Google states that a webmaster can put the links. ‘No Follow’ code the link so that no link juice is sent to the site linking to it. Most people believe that rank can be achieved by coding the link. ‘Follow’ links. This test will examine both the ‘No Follow’ ‘Follow’ Links: How and if ‘No Follow’ Your rankings will be affected. Do you think it does?

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  Article Length Round 2: Can TOO MUCH ContentHurt You?

  We increased the length of our test 1 article to 1000 words. We wanted to investigate this further as it is the most frequently asked question. This test allows you to test your knowledge of how much is enough.

• 8

  Check out these Web 2.0 Sites to Get the Best Links.

  Similar to Test #5, many SEO Use Web 2.0 sites for linking back to their money sites. But which are the Best Web 2.0s to use based on rankings, In this Round we pit different Web 2.0’s against each other to find the ones out of this group of 10 that rank the highest (and which ones to not waste your time on). More information is available to help you spend your time and money on the best places to obtain links.

• 9

  Does syndicated content hurt or help rankings?

  A lot of SEOs will create an article, publish it on their site, and then send the same article to social media sites to gain links back to their site.
  Duplicate content is a problem when you syndicate the original article.   This is the Duplicate Content to Social Media Test. What impact does it have on your rankings? This test will assess if duplicate content from programs such as IFTTT, Jetpack, Syndwire or Onlywire is beneficial or problematic.
  If it proves to be useful, we recommend that you use this method to build links back to your website. If the test page is sent down in our controlled environment then we won’t use them. We know the answer.

• 10

  Ecommerce/Local SEO Google’s URL Structure: What is the best?

  We trust default settings in programs and web sites. This test will examine URL structure. “out-of-the-box” Template silo structures are used by e-commerce and local service websites (think plumbers, roofing repair sites). We tested to see if their structure is advantageous. Do we need to do our structure differently? Are they even harmful? We’re looking at the end. “what is the right” Google URL structure [[If you are doing e-commerce or local SEO, you need these results.]]

• 11

  Is it harmful to use ALL CAPS on a page?

  This was a falsehood that a member had sent in. They had been told during a site review to lower my CAPs in my headlines, articles and headlines because it was hurting my rankings. Google sees all CAPS the same way you do, yelling at them, and even dropping a negative factor. Or, are they actually paying attention? We tested the answer and made our members happy.

• 12

  How many times can I use my keyword in my title?

  As a member, they sent this myth in. ‘heard’ A negative score for your page would result if your keyword is used more than once in the title. This could negatively impact your page’s rankings. We tested it and it works. ‘Placing the Keyword only once in Title Tag’Fact or myth? We know now.

• 13

  Do I Need To Use Unique Images On My Website?

  Google drills into your head ‘content is king’ It should be unique! We started testing various ways to make an image stand out in Google’s closed Facebook group. (ie. (ie. We decided to test it and created pages with unique images, and compared them to pages using stock images. This is the test: What will Google love more from a Unique Image or a Stock Photo? This is a great way to save time and money.

• 14

  Article Length Round 3 – How Many Words Do I Need to Put in My Articles?

  Over the past 3 months, we tested pages with 100 to 4,000 words. Our most recent findings reveal that the sweetest spot for words is based upon actual, proven and verified results. It’s huge! You won’t have to wonder how many words you should aim at on a page. Now you know. This report will give you the information to help you rank your competition. We’re just giving Google what it needs!

• 15

  What are the Best Web 2.0 Sites to Get Links From?

  There were two groups of Web 2.0s that had been great in previous tests. But we wanted to find out which ones are the best. So we pitted all of the top Web 2.0’s across the board against each other and will show you exactly which one’s landed on top and the BEST of the BEST to get links from to send those rankings upward. If you have limited resources, this will allow to you to spend your time and money on the best. This will save you both time and money. Our earlier tests can help you decide which ones to stay away from! This is extremely important!

• 16

  What will it do for me if I use Schema Markup?

  Schema is a term I’m not familiar with. lol Most SEOs are already familiar with Google’s stance on schema. Barry Schwartz published an article in SearchEngineLand in September 2015. He quotes John Mueller, who stated that schema markup was not yet a ranking factor, but could be in the future. We were able to verify that Google had not updated this statement. Schema is a good option? This is the answer.

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  Should I Optimize my Title to Increase Keyword Ranking?

  Meta titles are vital, we know this. SEO element. Moz Whiteboard Friday asserts that a meta-title optimized for clicks is better than one that is optimized to a keyword. We have been using our keywords in our Title for a while so we wanted to verify that MOZ was correct.

• 18

  Exact Match Domains Still Work?

  You don’t need to “wonder” This test will be helpful if you are looking to buy domains.
  You can be confident about all domain purchases in the future.

• 19

  Can I over-optimize my site and be penalized by sending links to my website with the same anchor text?

  You will be amazed at what happens when you intentionally do something. “known” Google “no-no” Is it really a bad idea to optimize too much? I am sure that most of you know. SEO’s will see this question and think they know the answer. It has been a while since Google’s hammer has hit, so we decided to see what would happen if we sent 25% exact match anchor (links) test to a page.

• 20

  Does it help or hurt my ranking if I link from My Homepage BACK to My HomePage?

  The industry standard for linking from the home page to the home page is linking with links.
  We set out to test. This one will make you second guess EVERYONE.
  An opinion is only valid if it doesn’t have any supporting evidence or tests. This one is for you!

• 21

  How can links from Youtube help me rank?

  We had tested other major platforms and found that those links didn’t pass juice (didn’t do anything to help push the page in our controlled environment higher then a page without those links, and we WILL share those with you when you join) so we decided to test good old YouTube out and see if links from them would help push our site up in the rankings. This is it? Is it another great place to find White Hat links, or something you should avoid spending your money on?

• 22

  Are Facebook Shares and Likes Helping Me to Rank My Website?

  Social media is something we all know about, but how does it help us get links from these sites? Do we think these are key ranking factors for Google? While Facebook was our first test site, we also did several other tests. We tested links from posts that had no likes or shared, posts that had just likes, as well as posts with shares and likes. We did get the bottom of it, and now we know which Facebook links matter. This will allow you to stop wasting time and money on the wrong things. What we can share will make sense. You can then pinpoint what you need and budget for it.

• 23

  Are Paid Links Penalized for My Site?

  I know you think you know the answer, but you haven’t a clue. This was a surprise to us. How will Google punish you for purchasing Links?

• 24

  Do you prefer optimizing a page for multiple keywords or just one?

  Rand Fishkin, at Moz Whiteboard Friday, says that a page intelligently optimized for 4 keywords will outrank one optimized for a single keyword… but will it? We don’t believe everything we hear, and you shouldn’t either, so we put it to the test and more. We reveal which silo structure ranked highest and what that means. This will give you the information you need in order to make your website achieve the best possible results.

• 25

  Do I use LSI keywords more or less?

  Google is analyzing websites for target keyword placement. Or are they looking to LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing), for content that matches the search intention? We looked at what happens if you compare a page with the target keywords and LSI keyword variations. What do YOU think happened? This is a rank breaker.

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  How can I build and manipulate trust flow?

  As we uncover the secrets to making a difference, follow us along the yellow brick road. “trust flow” work. Imagine if you can start manipulating your own sites Trust Flow… wouldn’t that make life easier? This is the report that PBN builders have been waiting for.

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  Is it possible to duplicate content from link sources and cause harm to my site?

  The majority SEO’s will right one article and then post it on multiple Web 2.0 sites to get links and to my knowledge, nobody has really tested if it is going to hurt or harm your site? It is common for people to do this, so it was important to find out the truth. Are you able to post original content? This is the right answer.

• 28

  What is the best place to put my keyword in the title?

  It is stated in the SEO To get the best ranking benefits, you should put your keyword at the FRONT of your title. This concept dates back to the stone ages and was introduced to us by a member. So we decided to compare keyword at the beginning vs. keyword at the middle, and keyword at the end. You will have an advantage if you use what you find. However, you may be surprised at the results. We were.

• 29

  Open Graph Protocols can help me rank higher.

  Open Graph is a collection of code that can be downloaded from Facebook or other social media sites. They are probably already on your sites. The test will show you exactly what happens if they are on a site. It’s like old school SEO People discovered what the keywords Image Alts were meant for their sites by putting them in keyword searches. This alone can make a big difference in how you think about your site. SEO You can also change your rankings.

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  Can links that have been deleted still aid my site’s rank?

  Mike Chrest sent this in because we’ve been hearing the rumble coming from other members. SEO Pros talking about ‘Link Echo’ Or ‘Phantom Links.’ Link echo refers to the idea that backlinks have value even after they are removed. We set out to find out what happens to backlinks after they are removed. This can have a significant impact on your perception of backlinking as well as the structure of your keywords.

We have also scientifically discovered many things while doing our tests