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What friendly and hospitable people we met in Rochester ! A full day of garden touring culminated by a great meal at Marys.
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He said his garden wasn't about flowers, but there were plenty !
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LOL, Kathy and Deanne -- I had to laugh and dispute too that statement he made about "not about flowers" or that he was "only a conifer collector"..... Great little tour, altho there were so many incredible features of his different areas. I found it fascinating too that (like a retired teacher) he had so many interesting tidbits of knowledge about his plants -- like his discussion of the types of hibiscus syriacus that he used and their habits, and other info he shared - it was like having a special guided tour that one might have paid for from some famous plantsman. Indeed an honor to have met him. Your photos are great, Kathy - a lot of mine came out overexposed since we were there at the middle of that extremely sunny and hot day. I'll try to dredge up a few of my photos too if no one else posts the amazing green roof shed or some of the other interesting sculptures and combos he incorporated. -Cindy |
All the pictures from this IU are so great. I really wish I could have been there. But, aside from other issues, the heat would have killed me! :-) I missed some fabulous gardens obviously.... |
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I Would have like to tour this one too. Very Nice. |
That toad is wicked cool... I really, really like him. I also really like the conifers; they're so sophisticated and I bet they look fabulous with a dusting of snow on them. |
- Posted by michelle_zone4 10 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 14, 11 at 23:29
It looks like a wonderfully interesting garden. I do think guy gardeners can have a different take on things than women gardeners. I think the slate table is quite cool. Thanks for putting these up Kathy. |
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Improve your chess game the fast and easy wayYou never get a second chance to make a first impression?especially in the game of chess! Chess Openings For Dummies gives you tips and techniques for analyzing openings and strategies for winning chess games from the very first move you make!
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Thanks for the info. Home depot at our place doesn't sell jasmine plants. I found Jasminum plants in walmart but they are maid of Orleans. The one from Logees looks like Mysore Mulli, Which i already have. |
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I'll be decorating my mother's slim Christmas Tree next week. I did it last year and really didn't like how it turned out. People have always complimented me on my Christmas Tree decorating, but this slim tree has really got me stumped. Are there any secrets to doing it? If you have this type of tree could you post a picture of it. Thanks! |
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No idea, but need them since I just purchased a prelit slim for my own home. Will be watching carefully for any advice. |
- Posted by fnmroberts (My Page) on Sun, Nov 20, 11 at 9:14
Here is ours in a photo from last year. We place it in the Entry rather that move furniture so slim just works better. Really never thought about decorating it differently than any other tree. This one is pre-lit with multi-color lights. |
- Posted by christina923 (My Page) on Sun, Nov 20, 11 at 9:55
hmmm... i have one, but i find it no differnt to decorate. what do you think was "wrong"? perhaps too mant ornaments for a smaller tree? |
I used to have one when our LR was smaller. I finally discovered that you need to put the larger ornaments on the bottom and the smaller one's on top. Sprays are great to make the tree appear bigger and to fill in gaps. |
we have one and decorate the same as any other |
- Posted by nigel-bigel (My Page) on Sun, Nov 20, 11 at 11:37
I've only used a slim tree for years and love it. I'm so sorry I don't have a pic. I think the key to a great tree - of any size or width - is to create depth. By this I mean layering. Hang things close to the trunk, then closer to the ends of the branches, and then garlands at the tips. I especially like to use small 1" balls close to the trunk. These are ornaments you don't really see anyway, but the balls add color and illustrate the depth you are going for. Mirrored or reflective surfaces are very helpful as well. Sometimes getting this effect (the depth I'm talking about) is difficult with bushy trees as they are too full to see into the the trunk of the tree. When I was still buying real trees I was always was removing branches to create holes in the tree. My MIL was horrified, but she always loved it when I was done. When I would go to the tree lot, I always asked for the Charlie Brown tree - to me they always ended up with the best finished product - as opposed to the "bloated" trees where the ornaments would be laying on the surface of the tree, as opposed to hanging from the branch. (Sorry, I have strong opinions about trees). Nicole |
chijim--Oooohh, aaahh, beautiful! |
- Posted by nigel-bigel (My Page) on Sun, Nov 20, 11 at 12:50
chijim - what a beautiful tree, beautiful room. I especially like the "Santa Under Glass"! Nicole |
- Posted by work_in_progress_08 (My Page) on Sun, Nov 20, 11 at 13:03
Beautiful tree chijim! Love it. |
- Posted by nancybee_2010 (My Page) on Sun, Nov 20, 11 at 14:29
chijim, that tree is spectacular! (as is the rest of your decor, Christmas and non-Christmas). |
Jim, you put us all to shame! I may have to buy more fillers! Check out Work-in-progresses topic about curly ribbons, you may be able to help her out. |
Wow Jim, what beautiful Christmas decorations. Maybe I should have you come and do it for me : ) I got a lot of good ideas here and I thank all of you who responded. |
Oh Chijim: I was doing so well until I saw that fantastic room again. I had posted a comment previously about all your lovely dogs as I had a King Charles until yesterday. After 13 years of LOVE, I lost my little sweetheart do to a bad heart. Looking at all those pretty pictures again AND that BEAUTIFUL tree left me with memories of previous years with her. We are all so heartbroken over the loss of our special friend. If you don't have a real one yet, get yourself one of these little jewels and you will treasure him/her for life! Your place is AWESOME! |
Sorry to piggyback. Tks for the props! That particular tree was done a la Victorian w/dolls I bought at a midnight madness sale from a Spiegel Outlet store many yrs back and the silk flowers were from Tuesday Morning that I got during a 90% off clearance-- so they were like a nickel % and used in a vase at other times of the yr. Kellykath - You an see in this pic how layered my tree really gets. Kellykath - in memory of your beloved Staff. |
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I live in MI and got my permit in 2003. I don't remember exactly what the fees were then, and I know the process has since been streamlined so it may be cheaper. Total cost for me, including the required class was around $300.
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I think I know what you are asking. Just a back ground check and 25 dolars total arond 37.30. Georgia
If I remember right it was $60 or $65 here in wash. but i'ts been a few years. Here they call it a CCP.
Here in Mississippi it is $100 for 4 years.
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CHL in Texas runs you about $130 for the class and $140 for the application fee to the state. Now if your active duty/retired military it's 50% off the application fee and if you bring your proficiency documents from the military you can wave the range fee as well.
yea if i remember correctly its 65 for the first app, then 40 for renewals, but its called a concealed pistol license.
i have my WA permit, and non resident permits for NH and Mass and delaware, and Rhode Island, CT, and Florida. mass and FL require courses, but with these permits there are only about 4 or 5 states i cannot carry in. makes traveling easier.
$35 for 5 years in Georgia - no classes required. Just background check & finger printing.


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EUGENE, Ore. — Oregon football coaches have been emphasizing that their quarterback competition hasn't ended, and Saturday, in a hot afternoon scrimmage at Autzen Stadium, the quarterbacks went out and seemed to amplify the point.
Nate Costa, believed to be the guy who will take the first snap when Washington visits the Ducks on Aug. 30, struggled in his first live action since injuring a knee last October, completing only 2 of 10 pass attempts and failing to get the Oregon offense into the end zone.
But Justin Roper, the 6-foot-6 sophomore from Georgia who has been running with the No. 2 unit, was as resourceful as Costa was ineffective, completing 7 of 8 for 155 yards, one a 49-yard Hail Mary.
The day didn't leave the coaching staff happy, although the lack of crispness wasn't uncommon for a first major scrimmage of fall camp.
"Not very pleased," said Oregon coach Mike Bellotti. "I didn't think we were very sharp today. The defense made some good plays, but I don't think the offense pressed them enough.
"We need to play faster across the board."
Bellotti conceded that Roper, who threw four touchdown passes against South Florida in Oregon's Sun Bowl rout, made up ground on Costa, a third-year sophomore.
"[Roper] was the most impressive quarterback today," Bellotti said. Noting too many mistakes overall by the quarterbacks above and below Roper, Bellotti added, "We have to come of age pretty quickly at quarterback.
"I think we're a great football team if we don't turn the ball over."
Roper had missed some practice time last week with a sore arm while Costa had generally been impressive. On this day, they flip-flopped.
Roper "had one series where we went in a negative direction," Bellotti said. "But on the others, he made some nice passes, made some great reads and audibled at the appropriate time."
Costa quarterbacked most against the No. 1 defensive unit, while Roper faced the backup defense. In three series starting in offensive territory, plus a variety of other situational starts, Costa didn't lead the offense to a touchdown. Roper had three.
Leading rusher was 240-pound JC transfer LeGarrette Blount, seen as the back who could carry some of the load vacated by Jonathan Stewart's move to the NFL. Blount (8 for 37 yards) made a big splash in spring drills but had leveled off in camp.
"Fall camp is a lot harder," Blount said. "We have two-a-days, it's really hot and you're in full gear. You have to go out and get everything done."
Defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti echoed the call for improvement, saying, "The bottom line is, I'm not very happy with where we are with our backup tackles right now."
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My very first Clivia bloomed this March-April. Now I can see two pups by the side of the mommy plant. I have been debating to lift it up and divide the babies or not. Is there a better time to do this?
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Alba, how tall are the pups? I'd wait, at the minimum, until they're at least 6" tall..Toni |
My advice will be not to devide. A clone always looks more impresive than single plants!! If you look on my photos you will see a clump of a de Coster plants that may prove the point. Furthermore, if you take off an offset when small, they grow even slower than a seedling. Regards Dries |
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I agree with Dries about dividing..a full plant looks so much nicer than one trunk..but if you're determined to divide, wait until pups are at least 7" in height..Remove plant from pot. (I prefer doing this when soil is dry) Gently loosen soil around pup..YOu can then cut into roots using a sharp knife. Plant pups in small pot, approximately 3". Place mom back in the same pot. My clivia is planted in well-draining soil..Clay or plastic pots work best..Water thoroughly but let soil dry between waterings. Toni |
Ditto! Dries has the right idea. Anyway, when you mess with them, it shocks them, and they don't usually bloom the next year. That's my experience anyway. :) Arum |
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Congratulations to Locke who is now a dad! In a few short years your baby will grow into a co-op partner. Just don't forget to water him.
Congratulations to Locke who is now a dad! In a few short years your baby will grow into a co-op partner. Just don't forget to water him.
Let's face it, not every game was made for co-op play. Sometimes the nature of a game just doesn't work well with two or more people at the controls at the same time. But that's not to say there aren't single player games that can't be enjoyed together, in fact, we've found one genre out there that a lot of couples and friends tend to really like to play in pass the controller style co-op - Adventure Games.
It's time to look at what 2015 will bring us in terms of co-op gaming. We look at the full list of releases while breaking down what we've been playing.
For Tabletop Co-Op this month, we are taking another look at a game we have covered previously. Defenders of the Realm, originally released in late 2010, is one of the most successful cooperative board games available. A full sized expansion, based on new Dragon generals, added plenty of options and replayability to the base game experience. Today,...
2015 looks to be the first solid year in a while for co-op gamers. The Xbox One and PS4 have hit their stride and the PC continues to excel. There's a few big games on the horizon with a strong focus on those platforms, sadly, leaving being the Xbox 360 and PS3 era. We've got both new IPs and old favorites making a return. Let's d...
It seems everyone is playing something different this weekend, with many of the Fall's solid co-op games on their slate. That said we're slowly seeing a trickle of this coming spring's titles on our staff's preview cards.
It's been a few months since we launched a brand new T-Shirt store in partnership with TeePublic. Our store not only sells the official Co-Optimus branded T-Shirt, but dozens of other co-op themed t-shirts created by the community. Today we're giving away three shirts to some lucky readers, and all you need to do is pick your favorite design and caption it from our store.
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April 2005Mike Barrett was appointed vice president of operations at BBF Printing Solutions, Largo, FL. Previously, Barrett worked as director of operations. Eric Kemerer was promoted to vice president of human resources and IT. He previously served as director of strategic resources. The company has also redesigned its Website, launched a new logo and introduced four new divisions—Label Solutions, Plastic Card Solutions, Document Solutions and Direct Mail Solutions.
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1Mar 23, '09 by josinda421Quote from telegirl35I've been a nurse for 3 yrs now and left the bedside after just 8 months. I have worked for 2 different insurance companies in the capacity of medical review, pre authorization, and transplant nurse. I loved every minute of it and have been paid quite well. I just started working for another large insurance company this week as a Work At Home medical review nurse. There are so many different opportunities for Nurses out there and you will love the non bedside environment.
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I took my brand spankin' new Dan Wesson CCO to the range for the first time today and put 100 rounds through it. First off, this gun is a thing of beauty. My first 1911 was a Colt Government Model (technically, my Dad's, but I claim it since I've put more rounds through it :P ) and it's certainly nice too, but the Dan Wesson is on a whole other level. I sold a Glock 23 that I never really liked to partially fund this purchase and I won't even attempt to compare the two...not even in the same ballpark. The finish on the Dan Wesson is beautiful and the fit is tighter than a snakes ass. The action is smooth and there are no rattles whatsoever. Simply, THE nicest gun out of the box I've ever handled. The pistol performed nearly flawlessly. I couldn't get my hands on any WWB locally, so I picked up a Remington UMC Mega Pack for break in. Only magazines used were the two factory mags supplied with the gun. The last round on the first run of each mag failed to feed properly (rounds #7 and #14). After that, I experienced no issues of any kind. The UMC was pretty dirty, so cleanup was a chore. Accuracy seemed very good...I'm not the best shot in the world, but Dan made me look pretty good. I chewed a softball size hole in the target backboard by the end of the range session. I do have one issue with the gun that I hope works out over time. The thumb safety is very stiff. When I disengage the safety it is firm, with a very positive click and it feels good. However, engaging the safety (flipping it up) is impossible with just my thumb. I must use my weak hand and considerable effort to engage the thumb safety. I looked at the plunger tube and it seems to be installed properly from what I can tell. I'm going to apply a little oil and work the safety while I watch TV and see if it loosens up unless, of course, someone here has a better recommendation. Thumb safety aside, I am in love with this gun. I'll try to get some pics up soon. At this point I can see more Dan Wesson 1911s in my future. I like the CCO size, but my next with either be a full size or commander. After I have a few thousand rounds through this one I'd like it to be my EDC weapon. -boomenshutzen
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Thanks for the report - my next gun will be a Guardian in 9mm (want one baaaaaaaad). Have heard nothing but great things about Dan Wesson guns!
I picked up a used Dan Wesson Pointman recently, a pre-CZ version. Mine has had a bit of smith work before I got it: trigger job, reliability package, national match barrel. Shoots fantastic!
I've never had a DW that I am willing to part with.
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The DW CCO has a rather large following due to it's quality, tight build tolerances and outstanding accuracy - not to mention its beauty as a pistol. Put up some pics when you can, and congrats! In the meantime, here's a pic of mine in front of my Valor, both in their Ivory sportcoats. I had the trigger swapped for an STI long carbon (I do this on all my carry pistols) and had an Ed Brown slim tactical ambi safety put on as well. Sarge
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Those are some dapper Dans, Sarge! As soon as I got my CCO the Valor shot up to the top of my "Must Have" list. -boomenshutzen
I received mine in Aug. There's a thread on it around here somewhere. Of the two mags I received with it, one has been flawless the other will work just long enough to get my hopes up. Then it will attempt to pull the last 2 rds off at the same time. I found a Wilson mag for it at the LGS, it worked, so I at least have 2 functional mags for it now. I was also pointed at Tripp research. I've just been lazy and not gotten to ordering. I tried a Kimber Mag I found at a local shop. It looked identical to the Check Mates that came with the gun, NO-GO. It ran worse than my "Bad" mag. I've found mine to be VERY accurate. Reliability is there too, with mags it likes. I shot mine in a pin match last week just to build my confidence in it. It ran good. Good fun. FWIW I was running 8 rd Wilsons for a full size. As for the safety, it should loosen up quickly. Mine was a bit stiff, but nothing out of the norm. It's a bit lighter & much smoother now. Enjoy.
Overkill, I've had no further failures after the first instance with each magazine. Good to hear the safety will loosen up a bit. Mine has improved, I no longer have to remove my hand and reach over to engage it...I can use my left thumb to press on my right thumb to flip it on. I can ALMOST engage it with one thumb now. Perhaps it's a problem with my weak, girl-like hands. Ha! I've put another 150 rounds through it since my last post with no issues. I've been shooting a combination of Remington UMC 230gr FMJ and USA Ammo 230gr FMJ. So far, I prefer the USA Ammo as it seems to run cleaner and recoil less. I've been collecting a variety of JHP to run soon. I've had no trouble with the two Check Mate mags that came with mine. But I will be getting some Tripp mags after reading about them here. I contacted Tripp Research and they agreed to let me drop by and pick them up since I don't live far from their location, even though they don't have a retail storefront. That will save me a few bones on shipping which is appreciated. -boomenshutzen


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.- Archbishop Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz, the leader of the Russian Catholics announced that tensions between the Vatican and the Russian Orthodox Church could be overcome if we "put Christ in the center of our relations."
According to the AP, the Roman Catholics and the Orthodox continue to disagree: the archbishop admitted that the Orthodox "could have been better to us," while the Orthodox Church asserts that Roman Catholics have been improperly seeking converts in Russian Orthodox areas."
"During my 16-year service here, I never aimed at luring people from other religions to Catholicism," said Kondrusiewicz, who was leaving his post in Moscow to head a 1.5 million-member Catholic community in neighboring Belarus. He will be replaced by Don Paolo Pezzi, who held the position of president at a St. Petersburg seminary.
Deteriorating relations between the Vatican and the Russian Orthodox Church have hindered a meeting by the two churches' leaders, as well as a papal visit to Russia.
"We are trying to break this wall of problems, and we should put Christ in the center of our relations," Kondrusiewicz said at a news conference.
President Vladimir Putin met Pope Benedict XVI during a visit to the Vatican in March, but papal hopes of going to Moscow were upset by lack of agreement with the Orthodox leadership.
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News just in: Decca has signed up the Greek violinist Leonidas Kavakos - on JDCMB long nicknamed "the chocolate violinist" (even though I am sure the luxury confectionary brand Leonidas is really nothing to do with him). It's a super choice: a mature, significant musician who has a style and sound of his own yet always puts musical integrity first.
Over the years I've loved every concert of his that I have attended - Tchaikovsky, Korngold and Stravinsky concerti among them, as well as startlingly wonderful Enescu and Schumann at the Wigmore Hall, countless delicacies in Verbier and a good few inspiring interviews. Kavakos has always struck me as one of those artists in whom all the synapses seem to work unimpeded: there's a direct flow from imagination to Strad to listener's ear. He's an unconventional player - he keeps his bowing elbow unusually relaxed, for one thing, and the sound is often gentle, refined, detailed. Inspirations, if I remember aright, include accounts and pictures of Joseph Joachim, plus the folk style of Kavakos's father's traditional Greek band. Also nice to see a major company signing an artist for substance ahead of photogenic concerns.
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Adam Savage's Awesome Man Cave Hits Google Street View
If you have ever watched an episode of Mythbusters, you know who Adam Savage is. He is the ginger that builds so many of the contraptions that smash myths – or prove them correct – on the show. He also has an awesome man cave, as you might guess.
If you ever wondered what his personal workshop looks like, thanks to Google Maps Street View, you can now check it out. It's a very cool place complete with full-size C-3PO and Chewbacca statues, an Atari Millipede arcade game, and thousands of awesome and creepy props and masks from movies, TV shows and commercials.Heck, he's even got Hellboy in his bathroom.
Savage also has a YouTube video up where he goes over exactly what is hidden away in his space. Check out the video below and see all of what this sweet place of things manly and geeky has to offer – then head to Google Street View and start exploring for yourself.
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Using Google Analytics to Audit and Improve SEO
Here is a post explaining a simple way to add some extra info to your Google Analytics data to help improve your natural search traffic. In this post I hope to show you…
- An explanation of what's missing from Google Analytics in terms of actionable SEO data.
- How to fix it.
- A free excel template so that you can play about with it yourself.
- A tutorial to accompany the excel spreadsheet.
- The actions to take as a result of the data.
- Some suggestions for extending this further.
Part 1: The Problem with Using Google Analytics for SEO
The SEO data in Google Analytics pretty much consists of these 2 things:
- A list of terms that are bringing you traffic.
- The numbers of visits for those terms.
You can track whether you are increasing or decreasing traffic over time. And there are extras there, like bounce rate & conversion rate by keyword, which help you to fix the journey after someone lands on your site.
But for the most part it is far more useful for seeing "did we do ok with search engine traffic yesterday?" rather than the more forward looking "what can we do to improve traffic from search engines tomorrow?"
The reason it's difficult to use GA in an actionable way for SEO is there are 3 key bits of information missing:
- It's absolutely painful to get it to tell you where you rank for particular keywords.
- There's no indication of how much extra traffic you could get for any given keyword.
- It's far harder than it should be to get a list of keywords cross-referenced against landing pages. (you can do this, but it's only really useful for sites with 5 or less pages).
Part 2: How to Fix this Problem – SEO gap analysis
To fix it, we will take the most useful search-related report from Google Analytics & add extra data to it from elsewhere. Here's the extra data that should be added:
- The estimated total volume of search traffic available for each term.
- Our current percentage of the maximum available traffic.
- Our current rank for each term.
- Which page of ours is currently ranking.
And here's how this all looks when combined:
So rather than scratching our heads wondering where to start, that immediately tells us:
- Which search terms are bringing us most visits today?
- Which keywords do we have the potential to improve for? (& which the fastest?)
- What pages do we need to change to do that?
- What extra actions can we take to get more traffic for each term?
A quick example: If you look at the table above & take a look at the phrase 'used laptops' (the one with the orange '11' for current rank). Google Analytics data would have only told us "You got 1,664 visits for 'used laptops' last month". Instead, here we can also see:
- We're getting just over 9% of the total available search traffic (meaning there is potential to improve).
- We can also see that it's in position 11, meaning a little bump in ranking would push it from page 2 to page 1.
- Finally we can see the page currently ranking is 'page804′, allowing us to quickly check whether there's anything extra we can do on the site (or through external links) to boost that page's likelihood of ranking higher for the phrase.
Part 3: How to Do This Yourself (Free Excel Gap Analysis Spreadsheet)
If you are interested in doing this yourself, download the example excel workbook here:
The data here is from 3 sources. You should be able to gather your own version of this data & paste it in to see your own results. Here is a list of the data sources:
- Google Analytics.
- SEOBook's Rank Checker.
- The Google Keyword Tool.
- (Sheet 4 in the workbook combines data from the other 3).
If you are unsure how to use any of those, or why we'd choose them in the first place, this is all explained in the tutorial below:
Part 4: How The Excel Workbook Fits Together
Obtaining the data from the Google Analytics is quite involved, so I have prepared this in a tutorial available for download on Scribd.
[Editor's note: Within Google Analytics you can limit clicks from Keywords to either Paid or Natural by selecting the relevant link in the Traffic Sources, Keywords report – this enables you to create a gap analysis for both together if you wish]
Using Google Analytics for SEO
Part 5: The Improvement Process – What Actions To Take
Once you have all of this data in place, you can go down the list forming a checklist of which items are highest potential:
For example, in the above, we might decide:
- No: "Laptop deals" & "netbooks" look too competitive to rank in natural (though we're getting some traffic – presumably from paid search).
- Maybe: "Buy laptops" we're already getting more traffic than we'd expect based on its potential, but we may take a look at improving it from position 5 upwards.
- Yes: "Used laptops" is in position 11, we're only getting 1,664 visits from a potential total market of 18,100, so we're definitely going to try to bump that up.
- Yes: "lap tops" is quite an odd phrase, but it looks like there's a lot of traffic there and we're getting a decent amount in position 24. Let's try and improve that.
Once you've narrowed it down to the terms you're going to target, here is a list of the main actions you can take to improve their rankings. This is broken down into 2 areas:
- Scenario A: What to do when the right page is ranking, it just needs to rank higher.
- Scenario B: What to do if the wrong page is ranking.
Potential Solutions: (in order of their usual difficulty "" easiest to hardest).
- Make sure the keywords are in the page's title tag and on the page. (some people will advise you to fix the URL here too "" that's a much bigger job)
- If the page is not linked to, place links to it on pages that are currently ranking, where it makes sense to do so. For example, you may have 20 articles mentioning "˜laptops', none of which link through to the laptops page.
- If the page is linked to from other pages on your site, make sure those links use your target keywords in their anchor text. (this can include any automatic links too "" for example you may want to change a category called "˜notebooks' to "˜laptops', or "˜laptops & notebooks' if it is more valuable, meaning all breadcrumb & navigational links would change).
- If pages on other sites are linking to it, try to make sure they use your keywords in their anchor text.
- Build new or extra links to the page from other sites.
Potential Solutions:
- If there is no "˜right' page for the keywords on your site, create one!
- Check that the "˜right' page is definitely indexed by search engines (there's a wonderful '10-minute audit' for that by Dr. Pete here: http://www.seomoz.org/blog/10-minute-missing-page-audit )
- Insert a link from the "˜wrong' page to the "˜right' page with the relevant anchor text.
- Fix the "˜right' page to make sure your keywords are in its title tag and on the page.
- Add in keyword-rich links to the "˜right' page on other pages where relevant.
- Look at links on your site pointing to the "˜wrong' page:
- Would it be more relevant for them to point to the other page?
- Do you need to remove/change the words in their anchor text?
- Once you've made sure all fixes possible have been made on the "˜right' page, you may do some of the following:
- Remove the keywords from the "˜wrong' page'
- If the "˜wrong' page is no longer relevant, you may consider redirecting it to the "˜right' page.
Part 6: Extra Tips & Enhancements
Here are a few extras you can use with this technique:
Extra Prioritisation Data
Add in your ecommerce data, bounce rates, conversion rates, etc to the data to help you understand the priorities better (for example, rather than seeing which keywords will bring you most traffic, ecommerce data will tell you how much potential extra money you'd make, and therefore how much you can afford to spend to make the improvements).
Seasonal Planning
Instead of running this on 'last month's data' (for example), run it over a period last Christmas to show you where you need to improve for next Christmas. Or narrow your 'top search terms' to those including 'Christmas' (or 'Easter' or 'Hannukah', etc) to optimise for future seasonal events.
Gap Spotting
Instead of pulling your GA report for natural search traffic, switch it to terms driving your best PPC traffic. Comparing the two lets you spot places where you're currently getting PPC sales, but where there are gaps in natural search coverage that you could fill.
On-Site Search
Instead of feeding the report with search terms driving traffic to your site, use the search terms visitors are using on your site. This helps you see whether there's a mismatch between what your customers want & what terms you rank for externally.
View The Whole Market
Pull a list of the highest value search terms in your market from the Google Keyword To0l & see how you currently perform against those. Create pages for anything you're not currently covering & tweak your pages to match areas where there are easy opportunities.
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The now-viral "ice bucket challenge" was started by the ALS association, a leader in funding research for prevention, treatment and an eventual cure of Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Sometimes referred to as Lou Gehrig's disease, ALS is a fatal neuro-degenerative condition for which there are no proven treatments or cure.
But when Jim Rigg, superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, accepted the ice bucket challenge Aug. 20, the archdiocese announced its donations would be going toward the John Paul II Medical Research Institute in Iowa City, Iowa rather than the originator of the challenge.
In a statement released Aug. 20, the archdiocese voiced concerns over the ALS association's support of embryonic stem cell research, which requires the destruction of embryonic life.
"The archdiocese is not dissuading individual Catholics from making donations, but they are encouraged to be fully informed and make their own prudential judgments."
"The Archdiocese of Cincinnati has determined that its Catholic schools will not, as organizations, donate to that particular charity," it read.
"To quote St. John Paul II, 'Any treatment which claims to save human lives, yet is based upon the destruction of human life in its embryonic state, is logically and morally contradictory, as is any production of human embryos for the direct or indirect purpose of experimentation or eventual destruction.'"
The John Paul II Medical Research Institute (JP2MRI) is a secular non-profit research institute "grounded in a pro-life bioethic that respects the dignity of every human life," according to their website. They conduct research to advance technology to treat diseases such as ALS, cancer, Alzheimer's and other more rare diseases.
The JP2MRI wrote on Twitter Aug. 20, "Over the past 5 days – The Institute has received 350 donations for $15,000 dollars. Thank you."
Tags: Embryonic Stem Cell Research, Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Ice Bucket Challenge, ALS
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