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Technical SEO

Technical SEO is the practice of optimizing websites. This is done by creating a strong, search engine friendly, highly-targeted web design and creating useful content. You can take a look at these SEO case studies to have an idea of how SEO works.

In a nutshell, SEO refers to the process of producing a website that gives a website the best possible chance of getting the right search engine listings. It’s an area that has a lot of different things to consider.

What is SEO?

This is a technical term that defines how your website is used to rank for search engines. What are search engines? There are many different search engines and different ways to measure rankings. The most commonly used method is called a backlink profile. A backlink profile measures how links on a specific site influence a website’s ranking in search engines. In the context of SEO, backlinks are like pages on a website that your links point to. What are the different types of backlinks? There are a few different types of backlinks, which include “organic,” “affiliate,” and “paid.” Organic backlinks are links that are created by the content on a website, which is the same way that webpages are created and published. These links will have a negative effect on your website’s ranking in search engines.

Affiliate links are links that a site sends to other sites in order to get in return links. These links are not created by the content on the website. If you want to ensure that your content is in fact in the right category, and not link spam, you should create a page on the website with a link to the official website.

What are the benefits?

An affiliate link is usually a more targeted link to your website. If you are a niche site and you get a few affiliate links, that can make a lot of difference if you are selling a lot of products and/or services.

How do you find an affiliate link? Find your main product page on your website and do a search for “affiliate links” in the search bar. If you do not see an affiliate link, then you should look for product/service reviews and try to see what product or service is reviewed at an affiliate site, or contact the person. You will need the product or service page URL, or other relevant information.

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PBH Network’s Weekly Roundup

5. The Dilemmas of the Soul-Searching Sophomore Meme

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Sophomore year was tough on all of us. Just wait until this kid looks back years later from his cubicle…

4. Ten Fascinating Things You Didn’t Know About Black History

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February is Black History Month, and we want you to make sure you’re getting your dose of history! Check out the facts, jack.

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The PBH Network’s Weekend Must List

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5. Oh, You! Dog

Those eyes, those cheesy, over-the-top puns. Man’s relationship with his canine compadre has never been funnier–or fitter for the Internet. Oh, you.

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Winter holidays aren’t that far away — and neither is Canada’s stunning Banff Park.

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PBH Network On Instagram, New Features, And More!

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We’ve made some big changes at the PBH Network over the past few months. First and foremost, we’ve made it easier to navigate between the PBH Network by adding a network-wide header and footer with the most recent posts from each site. Recent posts are simply listed on the footer; on the header, just hover your mouse over the site you want to explore to see the most recent posts:

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We’ve redesigned two of our sites: PBH2 – Video Before It’s Viral and Runt of the Web. PBH2 now has a custom video player while both sites have improved navigation and categorization.

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