I’ve just taken Christoph C. Cempers’ new tool QBL (new addition to the linkresearchtools.com suite of awesomeness) for a test drive. Firstly you get a tonne of useful information enabling you to easily analyze competitor backlink profiles… some of the data it chucks at you would have taken ages to put together in Excel to [...]

Comments for the course review page. This didn’t go on to the blog and instead went into a page on the site. That means no comments unfortunately so I’m posting the link to the page here in case anybody wants to give any feedback in the comments section of this post. Ignore the above, comments have [...]

Search Engine Land just published some news on Google’s new “Trusted Stores”. At first glance I thought “Wow cool, looking out for the consumers!” which is something we do need, and it’s certainly a welcome gesture from Google. In fact Trusted Stores is a great idea all around, nearly. There’s only one problem I can [...]

I wonder why so many businesses still think they can get quality SEO services by paying minimal costs. SEO is a skilled job, like anything it’s a discipline where a little bit of knowledge is dangerous. Some companies want SEO so they get a bunch of quotes, then they go for the lowest quote. They’ve [...]

Well this is my first post on the blog since joining Bronco a couple of weeks ago so I guess I’d better introduce myself quickly before my rant. Hi, I’m Steve. Introduction done. Now… I got an email newsletter type thingy yesterday titled: “Google+ Proclaimed Dead. Is This a Fair Assessment?” I have no idea on usage and [...]