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Amazing to hear that you're already getting some calls! It takes time and endless pursuit to make a large lead gen network, however, very achievable to those willing to work through it.

Firstly. While most people will try to steer you towards their beliefs you need to do one thing, which is? Listen to yourself. Financial freedom is 100% opinionated and unfortunately (from experience) very hard to obtain. Unless you're as humble as Warren Buffet, your ideals and expectations...

This is what I'm listening to.

Oh man you missed out, I've been to Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar and Zagreb. Love the country and the people.

I absolutely love Croatia and Montenegro. Absolutely can endorse going there :-)

Future, great response! Yeah this is more just a curious thought as my mind navigates back to the old ways of doing things. I'm more curious to get clear lines in the sand for what's possible and not possible in the SERPs (also, completely agree about how dirtbagish that is). For a search...

Conflicts are always a pain in the ass, could always just update your media class in your child to .hidethisstuff001a (something arbitrary) which will prevent any css restrictions, as well use !Important if it still persists to circumvent any environment restrictions. Another good 'ol greasy...

I suppose the simplest solution to exclude that content is to either make a custom widget so its not included in the source, or alternatively just attach the same css class to that div element to hide its internal content for different viewports.

CCarter, appreciate the comment! The mortgage calculator was just an example, my concept is seeing if there is a way to forge user feedback in order to get Google to temporarily or semi-perminantly remove their web application in order to force a spike to your 1st position result (even...

Google has been getting more and more annoying in the application space by including tools directly into Google search and essentially cutting out the sites offering those tools. Example: Mortgage Calculator I get it Google. WE GET IT GOOGLE! So with that, my mind goes straight to the...

I have a few projects from over the years, some have died.. others sold, and a few still going. I'm launching a couple more larger projects in 2018 which is 100% going to be documented in a case-study... We'll see :D I also work on some clients. My current stack is about 20 test sites for...

That's truly incredible, any tips you can share in some of those fun tests you did to achieve this? I'm sure it'll help some of the people following this, as well inspire some more tests for me. :D Appreciate it! Definitely going to pick your brain a bit more about the ad side. I'm more of a...

It definitely can be! I guess it depends on the type of files you're looking to import :-) I'm not sure exactly what a good schedule is as I have only tested with Analytics. Will definitely keep you guys in the loop of my findings.

Hey all.. BoxF here. [~]whoami SEO - Developer - Curious For the past while I've been exploring the realms of SEO. Made my first dollar online in 2009 with a content-morphing download engine - started an SEO career in 2010. Worked in a plethora of Niches creating massive success for...

This will be able to work on any script or resource, that includes fonts (be careful of copyright!), css, js, and even images. I haven't seen any issues with Analytics, but I can definitely having Analytics misfire would be an extreme piss-off! For Javascript files (for the most part) you...

I should have added more context! You're right, but this script is NOT to be included into your index.php or any other page, the only time it gets requested is by the Cron job or manually through a browser or command line, which won't cause any latency. :-) Thanks for the reply!

Hello everyone, BoxF here. When people often talk about SEO and sitespeed, you rarely hear people talking about remote files aside from... HOLY !#$@%#^ Remove some scripts you crazy monkey! I've been playing around with some simple proof of concepts which allow you to reduce some of those...