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The link still works as usual but there’s no longer an indication to readers about where the link will take them. This is annoying and bad for brand awareness, because you can’t show off your own domain name. Security-conscious readers might not wish to click a link when they’re not sure where it will take them. The text of your post ought to have made this clear but even so it doesn’t make for a great experience. You can get around this by sharing your own shortened link from a service such as Bitly. If you remove the http:// or https:// protocol at the start of your link, perhaps it’ll fit into the 26-character limit and therefore avoid shortening. You can usually also remove the “www” part of most web addresses without breaking them. Pro tip for checking shortened LinkedIn links. If the “Effective URL” doesn’t look good, don’t go there!
As the name suggests, a URL shortener will make those long, not so pretty, looking links shorter and therefore more sharable. While there are many reasons you may want to share something online, for the purpose of this article, we will focus on how you do use this to build your business by promoting products and services you love. Sharing links in an easy and aesthetic way is very important to your web appearance. No one likes those long and unattractive URL links. Long cumbersome links take up too much space and they can distract and detract readers from receiving the meaning of your message. Aside from the visual aspect, it is vitally important to track the links you use for your business. Whether you are using link shortening for advertising a product or service of your own or of another company that you recommend, you need to know what is working and what is not working.|Around 17.5 million tweets were collected up to and including 23 June 2016 (EU referendum day). The highest volume was 2 million tweets on Jun 23rd (only 3,300 lost due to rate limiting), with just over 1.5 million during poll opening times. Of the 2 million, 57% were retweets and 5% replies. June 22nd was second highest, with 1.3 million tweets. The 17.5 million tweets were authored by just over 2 million distinct Twitter users (2,016,896). The work presented here focuses on a subset of these, covering the month up to and including June 23rd. Within that period, there were just over 13.2 million tweets, from which 4.5 million were original tweets (4,594,948), 7.7 million were retweets (7,767,726) and 850 thousand were replies (858,492). These were sent by just over 1.8 million distinct users. The tweets were collected based on the following keywords and hashtags: votein, yestoeu, leaveeu, beleave, EU referendum, voteremain, bremain, no2eu, betteroffout, strongerin, euref, betteroffin, eureferendum, yes2eu, voteleave, voteout, notoeu, eureform, ukineu, britainout, brexit, leadnotleave. These were chosen for being the main hashtags, and are broadly balanced across remain and leave hashtags, though the ultimate test of the balance of the dataset lies in the number of leavers and remainers found in it, which is discussed below. Most URLs found in tweets have been shortened, either automatically by Twitter or manually by the user, which has the side effect of obfuscating the original domain being linked to. For this work we expanded the URLs in tweets using the following approach. All URLs from other domains were considered to already be expanded. When we saw a shortened URL it was expanded, either by following HTTP redirects or using the API of the shortener, recursively until the resulting URL no longer pointed to a domain in our list of shorteners.
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A few tools that you can use are UberSuggest, SEMrush, Google keyword planner and Google trends. You must run a keyword strategy that targets time bound keywords simply due to the fact that as your website grows, you will need to amplify the keyword research and look for other extensive keywords that will help you rank better. Too many keywords on the website will kill your SEO game. Revamp the keyword count of needed. Include keywords in the URL to help your pages/posts rank better and make sure that these URLs are short. Keyword cannibalization is yet another SEO degrading factor for your website. It occurs when two pages of your website compete for the same keyword. Make sure that you implement decisions to take care of it. Later in the audit, you will be required to analyze the competition for these keywords. We all know that the content pushed out by your site must be unique and free of plagiarism. Well, there are several other content analysis checks that must be ensured.
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The link still works as usual but there’s no longer an indication to readers about where the link will take them. This is annoying and bad for brand awareness, because you can’t show off your own domain name. Security-conscious readers might not wish to click a link when they’re not sure where it will take them. The text of your post ought to have made this clear but even so it doesn’t make for a great experience. You can get around this by sharing your own shortened link from a service such as Bitly. If you remove the http:// or https:// protocol at the start of your link, perhaps it’ll fit into the 26-character limit and therefore avoid shortening. You can usually also remove the “www” part of most web addresses without breaking them. Pro tip for checking shortened LinkedIn links. If the “Effective URL” doesn’t look good, don’t go there!
As the name suggests, a URL shortener will make those long, not so pretty, looking links shorter and therefore more sharable. While there are many reasons you may want to share something online, for the purpose of this article, we will focus on how you do use this to build your business by promoting products and services you love. Sharing links in an easy and aesthetic way is very important to your web appearance. No one likes those long and unattractive URL links. Long cumbersome links take up too much space and they can distract and detract readers from receiving the meaning of your message. Aside from the visual aspect, it is vitally important to track the links you use for your business. Whether you are using link shortening for advertising a product or service of your own or of another company that you recommend, you need to know what is working and what is not working.|Around 17.5 million tweets were collected up to and including 23 June 2016 (EU referendum day). The highest volume was 2 million tweets on Jun 23rd (only 3,300 lost due to rate limiting), with just over 1.5 million during poll opening times. Of the 2 million, 57% were retweets and 5% replies. June 22nd was second highest, with 1.3 million tweets. The 17.5 million tweets were authored by just over 2 million distinct Twitter users (2,016,896). The work presented here focuses on a subset of these, covering the month up to and including June 23rd. Within that period, there were just over 13.2 million tweets, from which 4.5 million were original tweets (4,594,948), 7.7 million were retweets (7,767,726) and 850 thousand were replies (858,492). These were sent by just over 1.8 million distinct users. The tweets were collected based on the following keywords and hashtags: votein, yestoeu, leaveeu, beleave, EU referendum, voteremain, bremain, no2eu, betteroffout, strongerin, euref, betteroffin, eureferendum, yes2eu, voteleave, voteout, notoeu, eureform, ukineu, britainout, brexit, leadnotleave. These were chosen for being the main hashtags, and are broadly balanced across remain and leave hashtags, though the ultimate test of the balance of the dataset lies in the number of leavers and remainers found in it, which is discussed below. Most URLs found in tweets have been shortened, either automatically by Twitter or manually by the user, which has the side effect of obfuscating the original domain being linked to. For this work we expanded the URLs in tweets using the following approach. All URLs from other domains were considered to already be expanded. When we saw a shortened URL it was expanded, either by following HTTP redirects or using the API of the shortener, recursively until the resulting URL no longer pointed to a domain in our list of shorteners.
TRUM-2021
847011 701113 930681 381269 967747 117963 263393 733850 196433 982362 199095 586751 128652 448683 170118 686829 779361 270126 788195 422096 732864 730868 151709 922192 866255 126131 878702 968213 668148 121446 814102 343096 265640 889219 641753 442110 981672 911154 837548 880534 627757 360298 140427 204544 626799 314081 270942 909403 957427 533301 159229 518536 759373 671290 177708 644610 183327 719371 642080 350427 764025 526820 536028 586657 186476 967051 530473 616239 413306 367762 296188 975035 246256 792380 349037 720581 562394 153394 164485 652211 751178 677205 219041 679741 337739 647261 905365 185430 466089 682953 424860 898443 555739 343884
A few tools that you can use are UberSuggest, SEMrush, Google keyword planner and Google trends. You must run a keyword strategy that targets time bound keywords simply due to the fact that as your website grows, you will need to amplify the keyword research and look for other extensive keywords that will help you rank better. Too many keywords on the website will kill your SEO game. Revamp the keyword count of needed. Include keywords in the URL to help your pages/posts rank better and make sure that these URLs are short. Keyword cannibalization is yet another SEO degrading factor for your website. It occurs when two pages of your website compete for the same keyword. Make sure that you implement decisions to take care of it. Later in the audit, you will be required to analyze the competition for these keywords. We all know that the content pushed out by your site must be unique and free of plagiarism. Well, there are several other content analysis checks that must be ensured.
78505944 22847595 65992873 24076226 12675006 12109447 58924949 89308360 75094250 8582032
24663186 44972561 74086680 67698974 30133497 88997879 69511873 33721443 86442215 87901947
94059501 50095754 14327026 16617328 84903084 4659863 18417384 94355360 93540907 11137598
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