Majestic

    Data analysis, links to your website

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    Majestic provides link intelligence and domain metrics in the form of backlink histories, referring domains, anchor texts, keyword search volume, and their own Flow Metrics™, to equip SEOs and marketing professionals with the information to improve their link building and search engine optimization (SEO) strategies.

     

    Majestic has two separate link indexes - the 'Historic’ index, which is refreshed monthly, and 'Fresh’ index, which is refreshed daily. The historic index spans back over more than five years, and allows users to review historic backlink profiles and create reports for custom historic timeframes.

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    Majestic

    Majestic provides backlink intelligence to SEO specialists. We believe we are the planet's most comprehensive backlink information provider, and offer a number of tools to access this valuable resource.

    In addition to our free services, we enable registered users to test our services free of charge by generating reports for sites they control. Registration is free, and our highly competitive subscription plans start at low prices, with 1 month minimum commitment, and offer a number of tools to enable analysis of competing domains to be performed. for enterprise users, we offer an API service for internal use which enables developers to integrate our data into new or existing suites of reports and applications.

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    Google prioritizes experience - but what does that really mean? Well, according to Google, experience is about showcasing first-hand, real-life knowledge on a topic.
    Why Experience Matters More Than Ever in SEO
    What is the future of SEO? SEO is currently going through a great deal of change. But what does this change mean for the future of SEO? That's what we're going to discuss on this livestream with Irina Papuc, Jono Alderson, Laura Iancu and Tom Winter. Hosted by David Bain.
    The Future of SEO - Majestic Livestream
    Gemma Fontané shares that Experience (within the E-E-A-T family) is the key element within the AI era. Discussion points include: - How experience will be a differential element for websites - Concrete tips to leverage experience through Google (&other platforms) - Why is experience so important? - How does Google measure experience? - How do you demonstrate experience? - How will the importance of experience continue to evolve? Read the full transcript of Gemma's interview at https://majestic.com/seo-in-2025/gemma-fontane Watch the original SEO in 2025 series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOr75FiG9ta0EJFFQ5GzP_ocuKd_1_6W6 Watch more SEOin2025: Additional Insights: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOr75FiG9ta3sF1Rirz1fSpeHZynAZWlK *************************** Keep up to date: Majestic: https://majestic.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/majestic YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/majesticseo?sub_confirmation=1 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4343451 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MajesticSite *************************** Timestamps: 00:00 The Importance of Experience 02:34 Leveraging Customer Reviews 06:56 Content Creation to Showcase Experience 09:55 Future of SEO and AI 12:03 Measuring the Impact of Experience 14:36 Prioritizing Long-Term Strategies
    Experience (within the E-E-A-T family) is the key element within the AI era - with Gemma Fontané
    In a world where Google, ChatGPT, and AI search results can synthesize answers without your content, it's time to rethink SEO strategies.
    Is Writing Articles Still Necessary for SEO in 2025?
    Jono Alderson shares that we should stop writing articles. He says "Stop assuming that 'producing content' is a core, valuable, or necessary component of modern SEO. Burn your content marketing playbook, and critically assess the role of content in a world where Google can synthesize answers to increasingly large numbers of (types of) queries." Discussion points include: Why do we need to burn our content marketing playbook? How do we critically assess the role of content in a world where Google can synthesize answers to increasingly large numbers of queries? What does this do - how do we adapt our strategy? What does a content marketing playbook look like in 2025? What content strategies won’t make it? Is AI going to make content marketing doomed? Can we use AI in a way that augments our content, without fear of being gazumped? How does this affect the setting of an SEO strategy? Read the full transcript of Jono's interview at https://majestic.com/seo-in-2025/jono-alderson Watch the original SEO in 2025 series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOr75FiG9ta0EJFFQ5GzP_ocuKd_1_6W6 Watch more SEOin2025: Additional Insights: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOr75FiG9ta3sF1Rirz1fSpeHZynAZWlK *************************** Keep up to date: Majestic: https://majestic.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/majestic YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/majesticseo?sub_confirmation=1 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4343451 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MajesticSite *************************** Timestamps: 00:00 Current Content Marketing Strategies 02:47 The Role of Original Research and Expertise 04:37 Metrics for Assessing the Role of Content 06:35 Measuring Conversion Rates and Attribution 09:31 The Future of Blogging and Content Production 11:03 AI's Role in Content Creation and Research 13:13 Planning Content Marketing Strategies 15:29 Prioritizing Audience Value Over Traditional SEO Tactics
    Stop assuming that 'producing content' is a necessary component of modern SEO - Jono Alderson
    Balancing SEO and other roles can be challenging, but it’s crucial to focus on your core skills to avoid becoming overwhelmed and mixing things up in your head.
    The Danger of Wearing Too Many SEO Hats
    Laura Iancu discusses the intersection between UX and SEO with David Bain. Talking points include: Do you need to be a UX designer to deliver a user-friendly website architecture? What are some simple steps to take in order to deliver a search engine-friendly website? How do you like to stay on top of the latest UX trends and techniques? How do you ensure that UX and SEO works together effectively in a large organisation? What do you look for as a user to ensure that your website is mobile friendly? You say that UXR is your friend - what do you mean by that? You advise that an SEO should practise by constantly auditing competitor websites - what does this look like? You say that the accessibility tab in Google Lighthouse + a screen reader can be your best friends - why is this? Read the full transcript of Laura's interview at https://majestic.com/seo-in-2025/laura-iancu Watch the original SEO in 2025 series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOr75FiG9ta0EJFFQ5GzP_ocuKd_1_6W6 Watch more SEOin2025: Additional Insights: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOr75FiG9ta3sF1Rirz1fSpeHZynAZWlK *************************** Keep up to date: Majestic: https://majestic.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/majestic YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/majesticseo?sub_confirmation=1 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4343451 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MajesticSite *************************** Timestamps: 00:00 A Humanistic Approach to SEO 01:32 Learning UX Basics 03:09 Collaboration and Communication in UX and SEO 05:52 Importance of User Experience Research 08:41 Accessibility and Mobile Optimization 11:25 Competitor Analysis and Project Workflow
    The intersection between UX and SEO - with Laura Iancu
    When working with multiple copywriters or a big team, it’s crucial to align content with client preferences. Having a clear vocabulary list helps avoid mistakes, especially when new team members may not yet be aware of what works for the client.
    Ensuring Consistency in Client Content Preferences
    Andy Mollison shares the importance of using AI to help do the dirty work (the boring bits), but don't forget to be human first. He shares that using scripts and tools can automate processes that would normally take hours. Discussion points include: You say “Don’t forget to be human-first.” What does that mean in practice? What elements need to be done by a human? What processes should you be automating? How do you use AI to create meta descriptions? How do you use AI for redirect mapping? You also suggest uploading your tone of voice to AI chat to check content for brand alignment - how does this work? How do you create tone of voice / brand guidelines ? What AI software do you prefer to use at the moment and why? What are the downsides to using AI? How do you ensure that you don’t end up creating generic content that Google won’t like? How will the use of AI continue to evolve in 2025? Read the full transcript of Andy's interview at https://majestic.com/seo-in-2025/andy-mollison Watch the original SEO in 2025 series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOr75FiG9ta0EJFFQ5GzP_ocuKd_1_6W6 Watch more SEOin2025: Additional Insights: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOr75FiG9ta3sF1Rirz1fSpeHZynAZWlK *************************** Keep up to date: Majestic: https://majestic.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/majestic YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/majesticseo?sub_confirmation=1 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4343451 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MajesticSite *************************** Timestamps: 00:00 AI in SEO 01:57 Using AI for Content and Meta Descriptions 05:13 Automating Redirect Mapping and Content Alignment 09:07 Challenges of AI in Content Production 12:19 Human-First Approach and Efficiency in SEO
    Use AI to help do the dirty work, but don't forget to be human first - with Andy Mollison
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