[GET] Local SEO Checklist + OTO

[DataPimp]

(02-14-2015 08:35 AM)YouKnowStuff Wrote:  +5 reps added. Rather interesting videos so far. Most of the methods I already know but he absolutely does NOT endorse PBN's though and says they are harmful.
Seems to be a lot of people both for and against PBN's.

I've got my own thoughts about PBN's and that is they work for now but once google finds the footprint (and they will) say goodbye to your website.
I foresee a lot of people crying over short term SEO strategies sold as long term SEO strategies.
Remember linkwheeels?

[herdtech]

Great share! MAX Reps added. Link worked fine for me too.

[rikkiblakk]

Thxs for review, appreciate it.

(02-14-2015 05:14 AM)DataPimp Wrote:  

(02-14-2015 04:58 AM)rikkiblakk Wrote:  Reps addded, thxs for sharing, I'm studying everything regarding Local SEO, let see how useful this can be. :)

I've picked through a couple of videos and looked at a few templates and from what I can see it's a doable exercise.
Local SEO isn't like generic SEO as with "local" there is a set formula that most business owners don't know to follow.
Positioning yourself as "The Local SEO" expert is not that hard as anyone who knows one ounce of online marketing knows more than most business owners.
A lot of people slag off Luther but I don't think I've ever downloaded anything of his that I have never made a profit from.
The only reservation I have with his products is the exaggeration he makes with email conversions. I have my own sales funnel that works for me and once you have satisfied clients they will take on board any suggestion you pose to them.

[FortunenetNYer]

Thanks. +Rep added.

[dimson]

Thank you Datapimp. Good share. Rep+

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[PersonOfInterest]

I've watched most of the videos and I don't think I would hire this guy to do SEO for me. He's pointing out a lot of basic stuff and nothing really all that helpful about building traffic. Some of his advice is very poor such as using Quora to get backlinks. A quick search to find out if you can get credit for backlinks on Quora brought up multiple responses like this one:
"On Quora, if you attempt to drive traffic to an external site without providing any value to Quora, it is considered as spam."

[rikkiblakk]

Could you recommend a better one, pls?

(02-14-2015 12:57 PM)YouKnowStuff Wrote:  I've watched most of the videos and I don't think I would hire this guy to do SEO for me. He's pointing out a lot of basic stuff and nothing really all that helpful about building traffic. Some of his advice is very poor such as using Quora to get backlinks. A quick search to find out if you can get credit for backlinks on Quora brought up multiple responses like this one:
"On Quora, if you attempt to drive traffic to an external site without providing any value to Quora, it is considered as spam."

[igydog]

Great Stuff TY repped +5

[rayyan37]

Thanks. +Reps Added

[dandyrandy]

Thanks for this share. Rep +5 given.

@You Know Stuff....Considering your comment about not enough concentration on traffic...I think you're looking at this stuff, with the wrong mindset.

SEO is the practice of "obtaining traffic" by way of ranking the right keywords. IF the right keywords are the ones ranked, the RESULT will be the traffic you want.

This course is primarily about SEO, which is just one way to get that traffic. If the course was just about traffic, you'd see more emphasis on paid traffic, or Facebook ads, or something that brings massive traffic, that may, or may not be, wasted money and effort.

With SEO, the traffic that results, for ranking the RIGHT keywords, IS the ultimate goal. 100 of the right visitors, could be far more valuable than 100 times as many, of the wrong visitors. If you had shot your wad, getting those 10,000 visitors, and no one bought anything (and if you didn't make any money any other way, off of those visitors), you'd have wasted a shit ton of time and effort, and maybe money too.

SEO targets certain visitors, and if done right, will reap the most benefits. With local SEO, the visitors are even more likely to be in the market for whatever service this local business provides, than just getting a bunch of people to visit the site who say to themselves: "Nice site, but I want a T-shirt, not a chiropractor."

Now, with that being said: Luthor sucks, but there are usually some tidbits to be gleaned from his stuff. I've yet to see that "gem" he's offered up though.