Managing Internal Links is a real challenge for SEOs and although inLinks has automated much of this process, sometimes you need to be a little more precise and perhaps would like to create your own. The inLinks system now supports the ability to curate and create internal links directly from your inlinks.net dashboard, so now you will never again need to go back to your web team to ask them to add or change links…
Today we have upgraded the API for our NLP analysis algorithm so that it works significantly faster and picks up more topics. The API is the part of our system that integrates the web interface with our Knowledge Base. When you update your associations or topics, this creates a ripple in the space-time continuum (OK… not really… but it does change your link graph, which we need to recalculate). The most noticeable effect will be…
One of our users noticed that when a page loaded which had our code on, but that page itself was not analyzed against our knowledge graph, the .js file called a non-existant JSON file, which created a 404 error in testing. In truth, the “cost” was small, but we are SEOs and details matter, so we have now fixed this in .htaccess. Javascript response times looking good We appreciate that the load times of javascript…
Over the holiday break, I ran and recorded a case study to take an old piece of content, run it through the inLinks system and update it, then record the changes to the SERPs. The results (if you don’t want to watch how it was done): The phrase “WP SEO Traps” went from position 9 to position 1 (or 2) depending on how I checked) The phrase “SEO Traps” wen from the 90s to position…
Google now starts to index your Javascript within seconds of its initial HTML crawl of your site. But that is not the full story when it comes to Javascript SEO. Even without being a programmer – this stuff matters for SEOs (and inLinks users). This post goes behind the scenes a little at to get the inside scoop. Earlier this month I was lucky enough to be invited to Google’s Webmaster conference day in Zurich.…
A couple more launches this week. The main one is that we have set up a special “project” available on everyone’s inlinks Dashboard (requires a login to see that link). The project is specifically for creating content without having a specific URL or website to link it to. You are also able to start your Content optimisation journey from the dashboard by hitting that green “Create Content Brief” button. Content briefs created here will default…
On the project dashboard, there were previously limited options for filtering the pages in your project. More problematic was an inability to display ALL the pages at once. This issue has been resolved by adding a new “search” function, to the right of the “page” column in the main project dashboard. The search looks up partial matches of both the URLs and their Titles. Thus you can use this to quickly find pages that might…
The usage details on the account dashboard were not at all clear. We hope this new detail gives much more clarity to your account usage.
Today inLinks have released a major new SEO Content Optimization tool, built entirely from the ground up around topic analysis. As modern Search engines like Google move towards understanding audiences, semantics and the intent of their questions, so traditional keyword-based copywriting has suffered. the new inLinks SEO Content Optimization tool understands topics first and foremost, before creating a content structure that gives content writers the freedom to remain creative, whilst addressing user intent and solving…
We now will now account for unused time when you upgrade mid-billing cycle. Previously, if you upgraded mid-cycle, we started a new subscription and then had to retrospectively refund any unused credit. This meant changing your billing date and relying on everyone to play nice. Now the system will keep the regular billing date but will generate an invoice for the extra usage in the current period. This should prove a smoother upgrade process.
