Last month, I published an article about buying an expired domain as part of a serie dedicated to building an MVP. Today, I would like to share my learnings on the ranking capabilities: Does buying an expired domain with years of semantic history helps with the rankings? Does buying an expired domain with live backlinks…
Category: SEO
Recently, I’ve been dealing with Next JS so the free Google Sheets template that comes with this article to help you manage your redirects at scale, is using the Next JS redirect format. In case you need another redirect formatting, let me know and I will update the generator accordingly. Currently, the generator handle redirects…
First of all, let’s give some context about having bought an expired domain. At Pictarine, we aim to test a lot of things and to build MVPs to confirm or disconfirm our hypothesis. To test a new photo product and possibly new markets (in addition to the US), we spent a few hundreds of dollars…
Here’s a brand new Google Data Studio template to help you get the most valuable insights from Ahrefs’ organic keywords. This template is also designed to backup your decisions with data when it comes to prioritizing your content roadmap. Below are the steps to extract the data and then build the report on Data Studio.…
We often get wrong when analysing lots of information from the same angle. The first data that Search Console gives falls in this case. How many charts are shared on Twitter or elsewhere where the curves are rising? A fortiori, we never know what is behind these curves.
As Google Search Console now allow to use regex to filter both queries and pages, the time has come to get an in-depth introduction to RE2 (the library used in Search Console).
The following advices are based on my own experience: failures as well as success that made me rethink the way I approach my everyday job. Plus, these advices are not listed in a specific order.
Curated ideas from my proven experience to fix organic search after a failed migration on an ecommerce website.
Almost two years ago, I joined OnCrawl and the opportunity to access millions of log data: the feeling of entering a tiny Google with access to lots of crawl data, logs and third party connectors.
Today, there are a lot of tools to help you track your rankings. Without going into detail between those who offer a Desktop / Mobile split, tracking positions 0, etc. I propose you to track your rankings the old-fashioned way. Not out of phlegm but simply because some cases still require us to go back…