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Every possible job, or are you looking for info in a particular industry?

Primarily looking for small business type jobs, so no VP-type stuff.

Does anyone know of some good places to get free job descriptions?

I've seen Monster's big listing but they seem really thin.

Sample Job Descriptions | Monster.com

Any better listings out...

Anything in your webmaster tools dashboard? Or was there something there in the past?
I know you run it through Moz tools, but what about Google's tools?

Nothing that I noticed. I mostly use...

Probably too soon I would think. I wouldn't worry about the original thinner content causing problems. Once Google crawls and indexes the changed page, that will be what they rank and show in search...

My bad for assuming Moz instead of Hubspot, but my point still remains. Hubspot isn't Google so just because they say something has low difficulty doesn't mean it really is low difficulty. If you're...

Thanks for the response.

I used Hubspot for the difficulty ratings, but even with Google's keyword planner, both search terms have low competition.

This is something I'm seeing consistently...

I have a question about why one of my pages is performing well but many similar pages are performing not so well.

One of my best performing blog posts for organic traffic is a job description for...

Of course that's going to depend on your target market. For instance, I know HuffPo takes article submissions and I see people with books and other products to sell getting published there in the...

Just using the process of elimination, Matt Cutts worked for and is still involved with Google doing the exact thing that he talks about. He literally wrote the book that everyone else pontificates...

Matt Cutts declared guest blogging dead back in 2014 saying that it had become too spammy yet in Moz's recent survey, guest posting was the number one link building tactic that people use.

Is it...

I agree with the other responses. I think you need to be interactive, not just promote your own material. Follow people in your business niche, share their articles, comment on them and establish...

I'm B2B and by far the best social channels have been LinkedIn and Twitter. If I produce something that's a little more consuming-facing, then Facebook can be good, but it's not consistent.

Wow, that's a really cool idea. Nice job!

I've put a few different PDFs up on Slideshare and so far it hasn't generated much of anything. It's possible that to use it effectively, I need to actually do more with it, but given the other...

You're definitely going to want to move your blog into a subdirectory or subdomain of your main site. There's some debate over which is better or if it matters, but I think if you're starting from...

I've tried Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. I honestly haven't had much success with any of them.

Facebook by far has the most developed and easy to use ads platform. You can do really specific...

I use Hubspot, but it's much more than just a social media management tool. If that's all you need, it's probably overkill. I've enjoyed using Hootsuite in the past and I hear good things about...

I read a ton of blogs. Some are because of my affiliation with the OBS. Some are blogs that educate me and help me do my job better. Some blogs I read just for fun.

What I'm wondering is how...