Lee Jong Suk and Seo In Guk touch on their close friendship at preview event for 'No Breathing'

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Lee Jong Suk revealed his close relationship with Seo In Guk, saying, "In Guk hyung seems like he'd be gruff, but when I endured times of emotional hardships, he would send me text messages . . . I don't know how he knew [I was having a hard time]. Whenever that happened, I felt really touched."

Seo In Guk likewise showed his affections towards Lee Jong Suk.  He said, "Rather than feeling like I am rivals with Lee Jong Suk, I learned a lot from watching him when we filmed together... He is younger than I am, but as he is my sunbae in acting, there were times that made me think of him as a veteran.Time-wise, I was in 'The Sun of the Master' after Lee Jong Suk's 'I Hear Your Voice' and after that, we were able to premiere in 'No Breathing' together so I think it worked out very well. I'm very grateful."

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SEO Trends From 2013 That Will Stick

Since the SEO industry is a constantly changing beast, we’re all wondering which new trends are going to stick around for the long haul, right? In my opinion, the core of the current incarnation of SEO is quality. That means that any practices that focus on bringing up quality in any area of the industry are going to be around for a while, especially since quality is one of Google’s primary goals.

Speaking of Google, we can’t forget that Google’s perpetual algorithmic updates are a large part of the shifting nature of our industry. In fact, Google’s supremacy is so great that some SEOs believe that their power detracts from our ability to focus on the needs of our customers. As we try to discern what the future holds, we have to pay close attention to Google’s central concerns! Right now, Google is most focused on getting rid of spam in any form while at the same time improving user experience.
With that being said, here are some of the SEO trends that you can expect to use successfully on a long-term basis.

Increased Focus on Content                                

I feel like I’ve said it a million times, and I’m sure you’ve heard it a million times, but it’s still true – content is king. As Google requires higher and higher quality, the focus of SEO shifts more and more back to outstanding content. Google wants to see in-depth, valuable content that offers practical, relevant information to the searcher. The problem is that it’s super hard to continually churn out exciting, engaging, and compelling content. The good news is that there are plenty of content writing services that can help!

Authority Always Wins

The issue of authority is connected to the focus on content. To begin with, the increasing importance of Google’s Authorship means that searchers can instantly get an idea of your entire body of work and then determine whether others respect you in your industry. Make sure that you are gaining authority by publishing great content!

A Diversified Approach

You can no longer rely on one type of content to attract traffic to your site. Internet users are inundated with a smorgasbord of options, so you want to reach out to them through a variety of mediums. Repurpose your blog posts to generate slideshows, infographics, videos, charts, and anything else you can think of. A variety of content published through different mediums will help you get visible in different verticals of search.

Higher Quality Links

Thanks to the recent Penguin 2.0 update, SEOs are more aware than ever of the danger of low-quality links. Even though Google is cracking down on link building tactics, you can’t abandon your link building strategy yet. The key is to focus on building high quality links, one at a time. Anything that even resembles a link scheme is going to get penalized.

The Rise of Mobile

As of this year, mobile can no longer be ignored. This trend is absolutely not going anywhere. Jayson DeMers suggests that mobile is about more than making a sale and that it is actually significant in developing a broader set of potential conversions. Regardless, make sure that your mobile site is optimized and creates a compelling, interactive user experience.

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Penguin refresh to have ‘noticeable’ impact

If the Penguin update is similar to Google’s Panda refreshes, it’s likely the new version will clean up spammy sites that weren’t hit by the first version (which impacted around 2.3 percent of all searches). This means it could target domains with questionable backlink profiles, and marketers who thought they had slipped under the radar will now need to go back and remove any disreputable references.

In the Tweet announcing Penguin 2.1, Cutts directed concerned marketers to the Google Webmaster Central Blog for more information about Penguin, but they won’t find any new updates on the forum. It still says the search technology penalizes domains using black hat practices to gain higher rankings in SERPs, while sites employing white hat tactics will (presumably) remain untouched.

During the year-and-a-half since Google first released its official guidance about Penguin, Cutts and other search marketing professionals have released other information that can help guide brands’ SEO efforts, such as:

 

 

 

 

1. Stop focusing so much on link building, worry about creating great content

Brafton previously covered a Google Webmaster Help Channel video in which Cutts told marketers that it’s better to focus on the bigger picture of content creation. Brands want to produce resources for their target audiences -customers – and not search engines.

He suggested that some companies become derailed in their search marketing efforts, striving to climb to the top of SERPs by mastering technical practices rather than thinking about what will compel visitors to return time and time again. It’s the latter that will win out in the end, he advised.

 

 

2. If something seems spammy, fix it!

Following Penguin 2.0, Cutts also gave marketers actionable steps to

clean up their backlink profiles and regain prominence in search results.

First, webmasters must spot the offending links (any purchased links,

 links coming from unreputable sources or sites with low domain authority, etc.)

 and submit a request, asking for them to be removed.

If the petition is unanswered, webmasters can use the disavow tool to remove domains (or individual links).

Once these steps are completed, sites can submit a reconsideration request to Google.

Still want more information about the evolution of Penguin and how to win a fight against this spam-fighting algorithm? Check out this resource from Brafton!

                                                                                                         

         

 



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SEO content writing is somewhat of a misnomer--it really should be replaced with high quality and well researched content writing. The term "SEO content writing" implies that there is a secret writing formula which turns plain everyday text into something magical that gets the attention of the search engines--this could not be further from the truth.




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SEO content writing as a service can be useful, if shortcuts are not taken, if you copy the content then your site is going in spaming ,and the content is not expected to perform magic. Well written, interesting and useful content will inevitably be found, and get attention on its own merits; however, it also helps lay the foundation for a successful link development campaign. 


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WHAT IS  GOOGLE  PANDA   ?

Google Panda  Overview:

Panda's update is designed to reduce rankings for low-quality sites—sites which are low-value add for users, copy content from other websites or sites that are just not very useful. At the same time, it will provide better rankings for high-quality sites—sites with original content and information such as research, in-depth reports, thoughtful analysis and so on.

Basically, Panda updates are designed to target pages that aren’t necessarily spam but aren’t great quality. This was the first ever penalty that went after “thin content,” and the sites that were hit hardest by the first Panda update were content farms (hence why it was originally called the Farmer update), where users could publish dozens of low-quality, keyword stuffed articles that offered little to no real value for the reader. Many publishers would submit the same article to a bunch of these content farms just to get extra links.

Panda is a site wide penalty, which means that if “enough” (no specific number) pages of your site were flagged for having thin content, your entire site could be penalized. Panda was also intended to stop scrappers (sites that would republish other company’s content) from outranking the original author’s content

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