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Everything we ever published.
Nothing quietly deleted.
1,107 posts. 160 authors. Not one of them rewritten to look smarter in hindsight. Some of it aged well. Some of it is a keyword-density chart. All of it is still here, because a record you edit isn’t a record.
A DECADE OF SEO CONTENT — PRESERVED, NOT ENDORSED
Bringing together outdated tactics, dead links and 2013-era wisdom from a decade of Boostability marketing.
what boostability.archive is.
Here you’ll find a permanent record of every piece of content we’ve ever published. Nothing here is rewritten, refreshed, or repositioned for today’s algorithm.
Some of it is over a decade old. Roughly Paleolithic, in search-engine years. Indexed, searchable, untouched.
reading back is how we move forward.
Un-endorsed, un-refreshed and taken taken from the live boostability.com experience. Nothing here is current. See it as our museum wing, it serves as a resource for anyone tracing how digital marketing practice has changed – whether for research, historical reference, or simple curiosity about where Boostability started.
THE ARCHIVE AT A GLANCE
1,107 Posts
2010–2021 Span
160 Authors
12 Years Preserved
Our Wall of “Huh, That’s Old”
Real advice, straight from the archive — read at your own risk.
“One of the most common SEO practices was to simply buy links on sites with high PageRank. That was all it took to make your site rank higher!”
From the archive, 2012
“Social bookmarking, a link building action for SEO.”
Link building 101, 2016
“It’s smart to shoot in the range of 2-5% keyword density for most blocks of text.”
Keyword density era, 2012
“Buying links, participating in private blog networks (PBNs)… almost like a Jedi sensing disturbances in the Force.”
Black hat SEO, 2015
“Your customers don’t need an essay—they just need a thorough description in the ballpark of 300 to 500 words.”
Word-count wisdom, 2015
“PageRank, first off is not named after a ‘web page,’ it actually is named after Larry Page.”
PageRank trivia, 2011
Enjoyed the exhibit? Go find the current one.
Twelve years, four search eras
Pick an era and read what we genuinely believed at the time.
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2010
The PageRank Years
Every algorithm update gets its own emergency post. 366 posts.
2013-2015
Panic! At the Panda & Penguin
Every algorithm update gets its own emergency post. 366 posts.
2013-2015
The PageRank Years
Every algorithm update gets its own emergency post. 366 posts.
2010-
The PageRank Years
Every algorithm update gets its own emergency post. 366 posts.
2013-2015
The PageRank Years
Every algorithm update gets its own emergency post. 366 posts.
2013-2015
The PageRank Years
Every algorithm update gets its own emergency post. 366 posts.