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This blog post has two purposes. The first is to explain why Google Author Tags (also referred to more broadly as Authorship) is something you should consider implement on your own blog. The second part is to introduce a new flowchart that will help you accomplish this with step-by-step instructions. If you are already familiar with [...]
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October 9th, 2012 Update: Someone emailed me a link today to a blog post by iAcquire. It outlines their current process as it relates to content and SEO. Given how much attention my May post (below) initially received, I feel it is only fair to highlight iAcquires current approach to SEO. —– Update (1PM CST). [...]
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