[GET] Keyword Traffic Goldmine - Mark Hess

[whoamireally]

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https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-REQ-Keyword-Traffic-Goldmine-Mark-Hess

Sales page:

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https://actionactivated.com/keyword-traffic-goldmine-limited-time/

Thank you page consists of a link to W+ for promotion auto-approval and 3 videos. Very basic.

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https://www.mediafire.com/file/3mspymtdv13zq9u/Mark+Hess+Keyword+Traffic+Goldmine.zip/file

I hope this helps someone!

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Maximum reps to you whoamireally

Thank you.

[hlw777]

Thanks a million whoamireally.
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[Donuzo]

Thanks so much

[tlaskar]

Thanks a lot! Max reps to you!

[dneeded]

Thank you, reps added. I like Mark's courses. He's concise and teaches processes that are quick to implement. Even if it seems basic, there are often good nuggets or principles which don't take long to pick up on since he keeps the training short and leaves out most of the extraneous filler. This makes it easier to take action and not over-think things. This whole course is less than 15 minutes at double speed.

As far a review for this one other than what I already said, this is a simple method in which he explains why it works and goes through the basic steps to determine what keywords to use (using free tools), how to create the content with AI, examples of where content can be posted and ways to use the traffic. It's very high-level and does not go into much detail. This may be an issue for some, but that's his style. The AI content training, for example, is very basic. But there's plenty of other free and paid training out there for anyone who wants to do a deeper dive into that. For the actual keyword selection, a little more detail might be helpful. He shows an example in which he comes up with hundreds of keywords, but does not go into much depth during the analysis.

[sarutiga]

thank you so much

[sumospim]

Cheers for the share!

[findrayana]

(07-31-2023 12:24 PM)dneeded Wrote:  Thank you, reps added. I like Mark's courses. He's concise and teaches processes that are quick to implement. Even if it seems basic, there are often good nuggets or principles which don't take long to pick up on since he keeps the training short and leaves out most of the extraneous filler. This makes it easier to take action and not over-think things. This whole course is less than 15 minutes at double speed.

As far a review for this one other than what I already said, this is a simple method in which he explains why it works and goes through the basic steps to determine what keywords to use (using free tools), how to create the content with AI, examples of where content can be posted and ways to use the traffic. It's very high-level and does not go into much detail. This may be an issue for some, but that's his style. The AI content training, for example, is very basic. But there's plenty of other free and paid training out there for anyone who wants to do a deeper dive into that. For the actual keyword selection, a little more detail might be helpful. He shows an example in which he comes up with hundreds of keywords, but does not go into much depth during the analysis.

thanks for your review

[katara]

(07-31-2023 12:24 PM)dneeded Wrote:  Thank you, reps added. I like Mark's courses. He's concise and teaches processes that are quick to implement. Even if it seems basic, there are often good nuggets or principles which don't take long to pick up on since he keeps the training short and leaves out most of the extraneous filler. This makes it easier to take action and not over-think things. This whole course is less than 15 minutes at double speed.

As far a review for this one other than what I already said, this is a simple method in which he explains why it works and goes through the basic steps to determine what keywords to use (using free tools), how to create the content with AI, examples of where content can be posted and ways to use the traffic. It's very high-level and does not go into much detail. This may be an issue for some, but that's his style. The AI content training, for example, is very basic. But there's plenty of other free and paid training out there for anyone who wants to do a deeper dive into that. For the actual keyword selection, a little more detail might be helpful. He shows an example in which he comes up with hundreds of keywords, but does not go into much depth during the analysis.

thanks for review and to op for sharing we missed such shares as we dont need tospam threads to see link

we can be able to read reviews and save time