Patrick Coombe

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SEO life: I work with my wife everyday, here’s how

I'd like to start by saying I love my wife, and we are best friends and partners, truly. She is also one of the most talented and ambitious people I know. We truly enjoy, appreciate and compliment one another. We [...]

By |January 30, 2015|Categories: Blog, Personal, SEO|Comments Off on SEO life: I work with my wife everyday, here’s how

Fake SEO Terminology #humor

Neutral / Whitehat Exponential Keyword Discovery Regulated Content Intervals Algorithmic Discovery Approach Indirect Variable Pageview Inverse Keyword Extraction Symmetric Slawski Search System On-page Action Analytics Knowledge Graph Indexing Backlink Interval Timing Link inequality Functional Search Query Horizontal Keyword Shifting The [...]

By |December 30, 2014|Categories: Blog, SEO|Comments Off on Fake SEO Terminology #humor

How to pronounce my last name: “Coombe”

Like many folks, I have a last name that is very commonly mispronounced and misspelled. Let's end this right here and now. Listen on this nifty SoundCloud embed: This post is also relevant to my brothers last name: Tom Coombe [...]

By |December 30, 2014|Categories: Blog, Personal|Comments Off on How to pronounce my last name: “Coombe”

Design: Cassette Tape Illustration

Just doing my best to keep my Photoshop skills sharp. Did this project in about an hour this evening. Inspiration was taken from a cassette tape I saw earlier, I really miss them sometimes. Had a lot of problems with [...]

By |December 14, 2014|Categories: Blog|Comments Off on Design: Cassette Tape Illustration

Rant: Google Algorithm Update Annoucement Channels

If it is one thing I get, it is a lack of transparency. I get that Google keeps a tight lid on trade secrets, algorithm updates, and everything in between. I also get that for whatever reason Google does not [...]

By |December 3, 2014|Categories: Blog, Rants, SEO|Comments Off on Rant: Google Algorithm Update Annoucement Channels

Bypassing Facebook’s Identity Verification

If you have ever tried to login to Facebook from a new device, Facebook might prompt you to prove that you are the account holder by identifying photos of your friends. Recently I needed to gain control of an account [...]

By |December 1, 2014|Categories: Blog, How Tos, Social Media|Comments Off on Bypassing Facebook’s Identity Verification

Should I accept a backlink from my crazy neighbor who sells movie posters online?

I was talking with my crazy neighbor blogger, who would like to remain anonymous. He wears sweatpants about 350 days out of the year, smokes Marlboro Lights, and has a network of websites that sells movie posters (which I beleive [...]

By |November 12, 2014|Categories: Blog, SEO|Comments Off on Should I accept a backlink from my crazy neighbor who sells movie posters online?

Google Inbox: Confusing, Unintuitive, Redundant, and Meh

You just cannot reinvent email, period. Most people just want the basic features of email: from, cc, bcc, and attachments. Maybe some MIME/rich media. Recently I decided to give Google Inbox, Google's latest app (or Gmail's latest app) a try [...]

By |November 3, 2014|Categories: Blog, Reviews|Comments Off on Google Inbox: Confusing, Unintuitive, Redundant, and Meh

Is Google+ a permanent Google fixture?

Ok lets see here. Google+'s existence is and has been a fun debate, for sure. Larry Kim and Google+ battled this out on social networks, amongst others last week. It has also been the source of much debate pretty much [...]

By |October 30, 2014|Categories: Blog, Rants, Reviews|Comments Off on Is Google+ a permanent Google fixture?

A tale of a backlink that never mattered

Just wanted to preface this post by saying that this is basically me "thinking out loud" and should definitely not be taken as SEO advice or anything close to factual information. Iย  don't have droves of data to back up [...]

By |October 2, 2014|Categories: Blog, SEO|Comments Off on A tale of a backlink that never mattered
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