Tripp Hamilton

Tripp Hamilton has been working in search engine optimization since 2012 where he got his start by helping his clients mitigate and recover from Google’s unnatural link penalties and helping them create natural link growth strategies. During that time he led Hive Digital’s penalty mitigation department and Product Manager for Remove’em and Hive Digital’s other SaaS tools. He now mostly handles on-site and off-site strategy for many of his clients on WordPress, Shopify, Hubspot, and many other CMS platforms, doing some web design, content strategy, link development, and technical SEO implementations.

Tripp finds passion in music and art. He loves attending concerts, art shows, and exploring a wide variety of museums. Expression through the arts has promoted political and social change throughout the centuries which segues into Tripp’s other passion which is socioeconomic and political equality for all, no matter what race, gender, or sexual orientation. He believes every person should be given the same chance to pursue their dreams, and be free from prejudice and discrimination.

Tripp has in-depth knowledge of linking strategies that both comply and violate Google’s Webmaster Guidelines that was derived from his extensive experience with link removal and link clean-up efforts has helped hundreds of companies navigate their way through successful reconsideration requests and recovery from unnatural penalties and algorithmic suppression. Penalty prevention and link monitoring are just some the skills Tripp has acquired through his years of experience in SEO. If you want to know how to avoid getting a penalization from Google, he’s your man!

Tripp Hamilton graduated from NC State University and has lived in the Raleigh-Durham area since 2006. He regularly attends local Internet marketing conferences, as well as conferences across the US, such as PubCon Las Vegas, the Internet Summit, and the Raleigh SEO Conference. He is also an avid disc golf player and has a distinct passion for live, local music. You can regularly find Tripp at an NC State basketball game, or at a local park spending quality time with his wife and three kids.

You can contact Tripp Hamilton via the following:

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 919-459-3671

Twitter: @tripp_hamilton

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/tripphamilton

Recent Posts by Tripp Hamilton

How to Get Started with Link Building

Posted: March 10, 2022

Link Building Starting Guide Link building, or the acquisition of hyperlinks pointing to your website, is simple. You heard me right. Link building is NOT difficult. However, there is so much misinformation and snake oil on the internet about link building, that it is difficult to discern what is and isn’t a good strategy. There… – Read More

Search Form Submission Spam

Posted: August 20, 2021

Search form submission spam or search field submission spam can be an issue that plagues many websites, from WordPress sites to websites built on a custom CMS. Depending on how your on-site search function is built, it can be used to inject malicious scripts and code onto your website, and give access to spammers to… – Read More

Webflow SEO Basics

Posted: April 15, 2021

According to BuiltWith there are over 200,746 live sites using Webflow. This number has skyrocketed in recent years and shows no signs of stopping.     If you’re one of the many people using Webflow or considering using Webflow to build a website you might be wondering – what SEO optimizations are needed to make – Read More

App Store Optimization Basics

Posted: November 17, 2020

What is App Store Optimization (ASO)? App store optimization is the process by which app developers modify their app listing in a given store (App Store or Google Play Store) to have high visibility for common searches. Whether you are creating an app for the App Store for iOS devices (Apple) or the Google Play… – Read More

Core Web Vitals Explained

Posted: May 30, 2020

Google engineers write with nuance in the Webmaster Central Blog. Oftentimes, SEOs use their dousing rods and divine the truth through these blog posts as they can be difficult to initially decipher. Much of that can be said about their latest blog post, “Evaluating page experience for a better web”, but at its core, we… – Read More

Managing Owners, Users, & Permissions: Google Search Console

Posted: March 25, 2020

Managing owners, users, and permissions in Google Search Console can be quite a task for a website that has been around for a long time. Whenever you hire or fire an in-house marketer, agency, or IT staffer, typically they don’t remove themselves from the Google Search Console account. It may be something that many webmasters… – Read More

SEO Basics: Google My Business

Posted: February 10, 2020

Have you ever searched for a local company and had a really hard time finding their website, hours of operation, or even a telephone number? They probably did not claim their Google Places, re-branded as Google My Business, listing in Google Maps, making a one-step process of finding more information about the company a multi-step… – Read More

Remove Images from Google

Posted: December 12, 2019

Dissemination of information, whether it be text, images, videos or something else entirely, is seamless in the ever-connected world in which we live. Everyone has a smartphone, tablet, computer or some other device that can access the Internet. An unfortunate side effect of this connectivity is the copying or unlawful release of images that would… – Read More

How to Add a New User to WordPress

Posted: December 11, 2019

Our step-by-step guide for adding new users to WordPress, and check out more of our helpful guides in our WordPress basics series. Before we do anything, you will need to log into your Wordpress account through the admin page, which is typically found at /wp-admin/. How to Add a New User to Wordpress  Once you… – Read More

What to do about Unsolicited Guest Post Emails?

Posted: December 9, 2019

A quick guide on what to do about unsolicited guest posts… Analyze the value the guest post emails are offering, such as referral traffic. If there is no value, move them to spam. If the guest post spammer is wanting to post on your website, get them to send an example of content; if the… – Read More