Where do you study SEO?

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Aside from BHW. Where do you get all your SEO information, news and knowledge?

Can you recommend any blogs, videos or podcasts?
 
ahrefs,moz and backlinko best for my side .... I hope you benefit
 
You do not need any blogs as there are many golden threads on this forum alone which contain a lot of the information one is looking for but if you are that curious to know then Brian Dean, Robbie Richards and Ryan Stewart from Webris are my go to peeps
 
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You do not need any blogs as there are many golden threads on this forum alone which contain a lot of the information one is looking for

This right here.

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There is nothing perfect in this world.
I dont respond to forums now, was checking all accounts and came across this site.

Each and Every Site has business to do: They do all gimmicks to make bucks.

There is nothing readable in true about SEO, as algorithm/AI/paterns changes. (which majorly demand country-wide change) .
Every new country = lowest set of RED LINEs.
ETC. ETC.

Rest is brand based things (where SERPs make $$ (not to condemn any search engine but this is business))


Read stuff about SEO/SEM following few site(s) invest in domains (read about same) host them appropriately (read about same), do needful after hosting (read about same), keep updating a lifetime (read about same).
Yes, everyday work... :)


Edit: The more you work hard positively, the BEST you achieve in long time results.
 
Whatever you read from anyone could be true or false, including from google themselves. Even google patents, only google knows which ones they are using and how.
So read as much as you can and test yourself to make up your own mind.
 
google patents, only google knows which ones they are using and how.
HOW - it's explained there.
WHICH - you should test

Simple as that.

Also by studying mentioned patents, you'll be able to understand many many things regarding Google search engine.
But what much more important - they are much different than things which you can learn elsewhere.

Cheers, Greg.
 
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Sometimes I read Backlinko just because I enjoy his style of writing but indeed none say anything new.

Others mostly talk about corporate seo which personally I am not interested.
 
Brian is the man who publishing on his blog everything what is able to find in the internet. No matter true or false.
He is very good in link baiting, that's all.

Cheers, Greg.
It's the opposite lol it's like other bloggers copy what he says and then rehash stuff on their own blogs...one example would be Neil Patel who is really good at it!
 
I kinda hate reading those guru blogs, they are just respinning info over and over again. Best thing is here, Ahrefs and testing honestly.
 
Why would you go outside BHW this place is the best for seo stuff, all the guides latest information is already here just use the search button to find what you’re missing
 
I kinda hate reading those guru blogs, they are just respinning info over and over again. Best thing is here, Ahrefs and testing honestly.

Agree. Most of their posts are just for beginners.

To the OP's question, I think following Google's Webmasters profile on Twitter to see new official updates & staying active on BHW is quite enough.
 
1/ HOW: You cannot know exactly how google has implemented any patent, if at all.
2/ WHICH: Testing all patents, first of all would be very hard because of 1/ - Also would take a lifetime.

If your destiny is the SEO and if you want to be in SEO elite (in context of effectivity and safety) - there is no other choice.
And if you want achieve it, you should spend at least 10 years for hard work and nice amount of $$ for tests.

In each other way - you have millions of SEO "professionals" which have same knowledge as you have.
And you never know - when and for what Google will ban you.

That is the reality and huge difference. However it's your choice.
corporate seo which personally I am not interested.

In your case, much more you'll achieve by learning how to write interesting article and get attention on it, instead of learning the SEO.
Plus increasing knowledge and experience in your niche.

Cheers, Greg.
 
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