Is this the best SEO guy right now?

[Teeto]

A part of me has always agreed to this since I came across one of his case studies some months back.

He was interviewed by Matt Digidy on YT and some of the stuff he mentioned I heard for the first time. The only way you can knock his stuff is that most of his case studies are not done on English-based assets.

 

[Mr Prefect]

I am searching for experienced SEO's to follow. Do you know any?

 

[Ashton_Thow]

didnt read his case study, but will read soon.

 

[HustleTong]

I am searching for experienced SEO's to follow. Do you know any?

Brian Dean.

 

[JonSnowtr]

Brian Dean and Neil Patel. There are many others, and I watch as many as possible cause I always get a golden nugget.

 

[Willyfish]

A part of me has always agreed to this since I came across one of his case studies some months back.
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He was interviewed by Matt Digidy on YT and some of the stuff he mentioned I heard for the first time. The only way you can knock his stuff is that most of his case studies are not done on English-based assets.

never heard of this guy... will check

 

[Digi Monster]

Neil Patel I wud recommend.

 

[Willyfish]

lol at people mentioning Patel left and right, you can clearly see who are the seo newbies

 

[scanningthru]

lol at people mentioning Patel left and right, you can clearly see who are the seo newbies

Exactly. It's like they heard that there's a thing called music and the best people are Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

The best SEOs are anonymous due to the nature of this job.

If they're famous, they're most likely selling their books and training.

 

[Roger Marquez]

A part of me has always agreed to this since I came across one of his case studies some months back.
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He was interviewed by Matt Digidy on YT and some of the stuff he mentioned I heard for the first time. The only way you can knock his stuff is that most of his case studies are not done on English-based assets.

I follow both of those guys a lot over in LinkedIn.

I don´t know if they are at the top of the SEO industry at the moment but I´ve read and watched a decent amount of interviews and podcasts from Koray in the past few months. His approach to semantic keyword research it´s just amazing.

JC on the other hand, I also love his articles on how to get the most out of python for SEO.

Here are their blogs...

From Koray....
https://www.holisticseo.digital/
From JC
https://www.jcchouinard.com/
I have both blogs on my RSS feeder and always looking to check new material from them.

Brian Dean and Neil Patel. There are many others, and I watch as many as possible cause I always get a golden nugget.

Neil Patel I wud recommend.

Are we in 2010?

 

[SirLouen]

How about Mark Webster and Gael Breton?

 

[polecat]

A part of me has always agreed to this since I came across one of his case studies some months back.
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He was interviewed by Matt Digidy on YT and some of the stuff he mentioned I heard for the first time. The only way you can knock his stuff is that most of his case studies are not done on English-based assets.

Exactly. It's like they heard that there's a thing called music and the best people are Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga.

Fully agreed

 

[Rachmaninoff]

The best SEOs are anonymous due to the nature of this job.

If they're famous, they're most likely selling their books and training.

You better listen to him. He works at Google and very famous SEO guy.

 

[terrycody]

there is no SEO anymore, its purely a money game...

but well if you really want to read sth, I recommend you read gaps.com, detailed.com, nichepursuits.com, and those industry blogs like moz, ahrefs, semrush...

google want to use AI to automate everything, so keeping digging and you will find unlimited cases and you can follow them in a short period of time, this is the final SEO weapon.

 

[TheVigilante]

I follow both of those guys a lot over in LinkedIn.

I don´t know if they are at the top of the SEO industry at the moment but I´ve read and watched a decent amount of interviews and podcasts from Koray in the past few months. His approach to semantic keyword research it´s just amazing.

JC on the other hand, I also love his articles on how to get the most out of python for SEO.

Here are their blogs...

From Koray....
https://www.holisticseo.digital/
From JC
https://www.jcchouinard.com/
I have both blogs on my RSS feeder and always looking to check new material from them.



Are we in 2010?

Just took a look at their blogs and content seems to be good not the usual curated stuff we see around

 

[noellarkin]

None of the best SEOs are selling courses, or if they are, the courses do not have their best tactics and strategies.
No business owner would be dumb enough to publish his/her best strategies and processes on the friggin' internet, of all places
So if you heard about someone's famous SEO course, you can safely assume that they're either not a good SEO, or the course doesn't teach you 10% of what that person actually does.
There are SOME really great SEO resources out there, but they take patience and time to check out. For example, SEO By The Sea (Bill Slawski)

 

[Teeto]

None of the best SEOs are selling courses, or if they are, the courses do not have their best tactics and strategies.
No business owner would be dumb enough to publish his/her best strategies and processes on the friggin' internet, of all places
So if you heard about someone's famous SEO course, you can safely assume that they're either not a good SEO, or the course doesn't teach you 10% of what that person actually does.
There are SOME really great SEO resources out there, but they take patience and time to check out. For example, SEO By The Sea (Bill Slawski)

Bill is an OG, a lot of his patent stuff is way above my head. But Koray quotes him regularly and shows the practical use of all Bill is trying to say. I follow them both on Twitter and they follow each other. Koray doesn't even have a course that I'm aware of(yet).
I would recommend folks read some of his case studies, then come back here and tell me he is full of shit if you think so.

 

[DevMask]

lol at people mentioning Patel left and right, you can clearly see who are the seo newbies

That's his target audience. The marketing done right.

 

[GenesisOne]

Glen Allsopp and @Rachmaninoff