Google search rankings are clearly a strategic matter. 91% of clicks on the world’s most famous search engine are made on the first page of results. But how can you be sure of appearing in the top 10? Which SEO rules should you go by to get guaranteed good results? After all, the tech giant’s
This summer, I had the opportunity to test YourText.guru and Cocon.se, both tools are known and used to optimize the SEO of its website(s). In order to help people who do R and SEO, I created an R package that allows you to easily manipulate the APIs of these programs. I started by introducing YourText.guru
This summer, I had the opportunity to test YourText.guru and Cocon.se, both tools are known and used to optimize your website(s). In order to help people who do R and SEO, I created a first R package that allows you to easily manipulate their API. I begin by introducing YourText.guru and the R open-source package
Since 2012, I have written some blog posts about Data & SEO with R language, but now, it is time to create a robust R package for SEO with Sparkler. I have given ten talks in leading SEO events in 2017. What I have observed is although people find the exposed projects very interesting and
Six months ago, I wrote an article titled “How to predict Google rankings” in French. As you know, it is not feasible to predict the exact position of a website for a search term on Google. To simplify the complex task, we aimed to predict the presence of a website on Google’s first search engine