Writing A Book About SEO

[P A E]

I've been in search engine optimization (SEO) for a while. Now it is time for me to do a book project on the topic. I'm using artificial intelligence (AI) as a "ghost" writing assistant – it's been a fascinating process so far! The inspiration actually came to me while browsing blackhatworld.com.

I'll document my journey writing this book in this thread.

 

[DozeX]

Note: You can't sell your book here. You need to upgrade your account first.

Welcome to BHW and good luck on your journey.

 

[P A E]

Note: You can't sell your book here. You need to upgrade your account first.

I didn't mean to give the impression that I wanted to sell the book here. This is a Journey thread, not a Market thread.

Welcome to BHW and good luck on your journey.

Thank you.

 

[Enchant]

I'll be following your journey on writing this eBook. Good luck, you got this!

 

[P A E]

Here's how I started this project of writing an SEO book using AI.

First, I logged into the free AI website and asked it to create a comprehensive list of SEO topics in learning order. After a bit of tweaking, we settled on eleven chapters. I pasted these into a plain text document. I separated all the chapters and sub-sections into separate plain text documents and copied the prompt I'd use to generate content specific to each chapter title and sub-section. For example, a text file named "chapter-01-section-01.txt" and so on. At this point, I've used AI to help develop the book's outline and created separate text files with unique prompts that I'll use to develop those chapters and sections.

I took the first chapter and section text file, copied the prompt, and pasted it into the AI. I had to tweak the prompts a bit to get more out of them, and eventually, I was satisfied. I updated all the text files.

I plan to sell this on Amazon. So, I downloaded the templates from Amazon. I want to sell a hardback, paperback, and ebook/Kindle edition of the book, which means I had to download multiple templates. I also had to download cover templates.

I opened the hardback template and pasted the results for chapter 1 section 1 into it. It looked nice.

I went through several sections of my text files, inputting the prompts into the AI, copying and pasting the results into the text documents. I kept the original results in the text file in case I needed to go back, basically as a reset option. I then copied the text documents into the template. I could only do a few of these a day due to AI limits. This became my daily routine for a week and a few days. Every day I'd copy my prompts, copy the results, paste the results, and paste the results, over and over. Eventually, I did this for all the chapters and sections. This resulted in around 150-200 pages of text.

Next, I'm working on the Glossary and then the Index. Once I've finished those, I'll work on formatting and the cover.

 

[Mark Eternally]

You joined BHW! You filthy cuss animal! This is the perfect place to start posting. Be careful to not overshare.

I will definitely be following your journey!

Use tags here.

Also, hit me up off-line, I want to ask you about that list you shared.

 

[P A E]

You joined BHW! You filthy cuss animal! This is the perfect place to start posting. Be careful to not overshare.

I'm probably going to overshare.

Use tags here.

Thanks!

Also, hit me up off-line, I want to ask you about that list you shared.

 

[P A E]

I've got almost 1,300 terms to include in the back of my book so far. The current layout has the book content at 200 pages, plus the Glossary, plus the Index. I'm estimating the Glossary to be around 250+ pages right now. I want this book to be a strong reference and resource for people getting into SEO. All the books I keep flipping through have great glossaries and are well-indexed. Once I finish writing the definitions, I'll post a list of the terms and would love to know if you see any glaring holes in words or terms I might have missed.

 

[k2h2]

I've been in search engine optimization (SEO) for a while. Now it is time for me to do a book project on the topic. I'm using artificial intelligence (AI) as a "ghost" writing assistant – it's been a fascinating process so far! The inspiration actually came to me while browsing blackhatworld.com.

I'll document my journey writing this book in this thread.

After the book is finished, do you plan to sell it also on BHW?

 

[Mark Eternally]

After the book is finished, do you plan to sell it also on BHW?

I plan to sell this on Amazon.

 

[P A E]

As Mark so rudely pointed out, I plan to sell it exclusively on Amazon initially. I don't plan to sell it on BHW, but I've already mentioned BHW a few times in the text.

I'm currently working on the Glossary, which is pretty big. More on that later.

 

[Ghoztseo]

Good luck on your book

 

[OccultKingdoms]

I have 10000 books like that.

Consider the error of assuming selling text is a valid idea.

It is NOT a valid idea.

Give information for free and then wait for feedback, then learn with other people.

I can give you a complete SEO strategy in 3 sentences. Teaching incompetent people to do foolish things like SEO is not even useful to society. There's nothing to speak in SEO, really.

Get cheap domains, find large clouds of keywords, add Claude integration with flows and auto corrections on free hostings and that's all there's to SEO. Rent some extra links on top and voila. It's done.

If you want to write, consider writing about business, industrial revolution 4.0, aws, clouds and such stuff. It glues high figure players to screens.

 

[P A E]

I have 10000 books like that.

I'm highly skeptical that you have 10.000 books on SEO.

Consider the error of assuming selling text is a valid idea.

It is NOT a valid idea.

Give information for free and then wait for feedback, then learn with other people.

I've been doing SEO since before it was called SEO. Writing isn't for me, but rather for anyone who wants to get into SEO but doesn't know how or where to start.

Amazon itself is proof that selling text is a valid idea.

I can give you a complete SEO strategy in 3 sentences. Teaching incompetent people to do foolish things like SEO is not even useful to society. There's nothing to speak in SEO, really.

Get cheap domains, find large clouds of keywords, add Claude integration with flows and auto corrections on free hostings and that's all there's to SEO. Rent some extra links on top and voila. It's done.

I'm not so sure everyone who's interested in SEO is incompetent.

So, which three sentences of yours were the magic?

The ghetto SEO solution you provided might work like how a homeless person has a job holding a sign. Sure, it might yield results, but is that how you want to live? You're missing the art and craft of SEO. By this statement, it's clear you're just trolling here. Part of this BHW Journey is to show people like you that there's room for growth.

If you want to write, consider writing about business, industrial revolution 4.0, aws, clouds and such stuff. It glues high figure players to screens.

I'm not looking for screen time. I'm looking to glue people to a more ancient technology called paper. Maybe you're missing the point here.

Writing about business did cross my mind, and it's still something I might do, but it's a highly saturated market, and I couldn't narrow down exactly where in "business" I wanted to land and write. The other topics are great, but they're too niche. Yeah, I'm confident writing about SEO is a great place for me to start. Thanks for your feedback.

 

[P A E]

Here's a list of glossary terms to be included.

This is me spilling the beans.

What am I missing?

I've narrowed it down to around 800 terms, but this doesn't include redirect entries. This list should be in alphabetical order, so if you're looking for a specific term, it should be easy to find if it's there or not.

301 Redirect, 302 Redirect, 404 Error, 410 Gone, A/B Testing, Abandoned Cart Rate, Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), Account Engagement, Account-Based Marketing (ABM), Ad Creative, Ad Exchange, Ad Extensions, Ad Fatigue, Ad Inventory, Ad Network, Ad Placement, Ad Rank, Ad Retargeting, Ad Rotation, Ad Scheduling, Ad Server, Ad Targeting, Ad Viewability, Adaptive Web Design, Addressable Media, Affiliate Link, Affiliate Link Spam, Affiliate Marketing, Affiliate Tracking, AliWeb, ALT Attribute, ALT Text, altavista.com, America Online (AOL), AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages), Anchor Text, Anchor Text Analysis, AngularJS, API Endpoint, API Gateway, App Indexing, Application Programming Interface (API), Archie, Ask Jeeves, Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX), Atomic Design, Attribution Model, Attribution Modeling, Audience Extension, Audience Insights, Audience Segmentation, Authority Link, Authority Score, Authorization, Automated Content Generation, Automated SEO Tools, Babel, Backend, Backend Framework, Backlink, Backlink Analysis, Backlink Profile, BackRub, Baidu, Bait and Switch, Banner Blindness, Behavioral Analytics, Behavioral Metrics, Behavioral Retargeting, Behavioral Segmentation, Behavioral Targeting, Bid Adjustment, Bid Management, Bid Shading, Bid Strategy, Bing Webmaster Tools, Black Hat, Black Hat SEO, Block Element Modifier (BEM), Bootstrap, Bounce Exchange, Bounce Rate, Bounce Rate Analysis, Brand Advocacy, Brand Advocate, Brand Awareness, Brand Equity, Brand Lift, Brand Safety, Brave Browser, Breadcrumb Navigation, Broken Link, Browser Compatibility, Browser Wars, Bundler, Buyer Persona, Caffeine Algorithm Update, Call to Action (CTA), Call Tracking, Campaign Automation, Campaign Management, Campaign Performance, Canonical Tag, Canonical URL, Canonicalization, Canonicalization Issues, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), CDN Configuration, Channel Attribution, Chromium, Churn Rate, Click Fraud, Click Map, Click Path, Click Tag, Click-Through Rate (CTR), Click-Through Rate (CTR) Analysis, Click-Through Rate (CTR) Optimization, Click-Through Rate (CTR) Reporting, Cloaking, Closed-Loop Marketing, Code Minification, Code Refactoring, Cohort Analysis, Competitive Benchmarking, Competitor Analysis, Component Library, Containerization, Content, Content Amplification, Content Audit, Content Curation, Content Delivery Network (CDN), Content Distribution, Content Drip, Content Freshness, Content Gap Analysis, Content Lifecycle, Content Management System (CMS), Content Marketing, Content Optimization System (COS), Content Personalization, Content Promotion, Content Scraping, Content Syndication, Contextual Advertising, Contextual Link, Contextual Targeting, Continuous Deployment, Continuous Integration (CI), Conversion Attribution, Conversion Funnel, Conversion Funnel Optimization, Conversion Lag, Conversion Lift, Conversion Path, Conversion Rate, Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO), Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) Tools, Conversion Tracking, Conversion Window, Cookie, Cookie Matching, Core Web Vitals, Cost Per Acquisition (CPA), Cost Per Action (CPA), Cost Per Click (CPC), Cost Per Conversion (CPC), Cost Per Engagement (CPE), Cost Per Impression (CPI), Cost Per Install (CPI), Cost Per Lead (CPL), Cost Per Mille (CPM), Cost Per Thousand (CPM), Crawl Budget, Crawl Depth, Crawl Frequency, Crawl Log, Crawl Queue, Crawl Rate Limit, Critical Rendering Path, Cross-Channel Marketing, Cross-Device Tracking, Cross-Linking, Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS), Cross-Promotion, Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF), Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), CSS Grid, CSS Preprocessor (e.g. Sass LESS), CSS Variables, Custom Audiences, Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC), Customer Data Platform (CDP), Customer Journey Mapping, Customer Lifetime Value (CLV), Customer Onboarding, Customer Retention Rate, DA (Domain Authority), Data Analytics, Data Binding, Data Enrichment, Data Feed, Data Management Platform (DMP), Data Monetization, Data Serialization, Data-Driven Attribution, Data-Driven Marketing, Data-Driven SEO, Deep Link, Demand Generation, Demographic Targeting, Dependency Injection, Depth of Field, DevOps, Digital Attribution, Digital Footprint, Direct Response Marketing, Disavow Links, Disavow Tool, Display Advertising, Docker, Docker Compose, Document Object Model (DOM), Document Query Selector, DogPile, DOM (Document Object Model), Domain Age, Domain Authority (DA), Domain Authority Metrics, Domain Authority Score, Domain Extension, Domain Name Authority, Domain Name System (DNS), Domain Rating (DR), Domain Trust, Doorway Pages, Drip Campaign, DuckDuckGo, Duplicate Content, Duplicate Meta Tags, Duplicate URLs, Dynamic Ads, Dynamic Content, Dynamic Content Personalization, Dynamic Creative Optimization (DCO), Dynamic Remarketing, E-A-T (Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness), E-commerce SEO, E2E Testing (End-to-End Testing), Earned Impressions, Earned Media, ECMAScript, EMACS/W3, Email Automation, Email List Hygiene, Ember.js, Engagement Funnel, Engagement Metrics, Engagement Rate, Engagement Rate Optimization, ES6 (ECMAScript 6), ESLint, Event Bubbling, Event Listener, Event Tracking, Event-Driven Architecture, Excite, Excluded Pages, Exit Rate, Extensible Markup Language (XML), External Link, External Linking, External SEO, Fake Reviews, Featured Snippet, Featured Snippet Optimization, Fetch as Google, Firefox, Fractional Attribution, Framework, Free SEO Tools, Frequency Capping, Front-End, Frontend Framework, Full-Stack Developer, Full-Text Search, Function as a Service (FaaS), Functional Programming, Funnel Optimization, Gated Content, Gecko, Gecko Based, Geo-Fencing, Geo-Targeted Ads, Geo-Targeting, Geofencing, Git Flow, Google Algorithm, Google Analytics (GA), Google Chrome, Google Data Studio, Google Instant, Google Labs, Google Mobile-Friendly Test, Google My Business (GMB), Google PageSpeed Insights, Google Pigeon Update, Google Search Console (GSC), Google Search Plus Your World Update, Google Suggest, Google Tag Manager (GTM), Google Trends, Gopher, GraphQL, Gray Hat, Gray Hat SEO, Gross Rating Point (GRP), Growth Hacking, Gulp, H1 Tag, H2 Tag, H3 Tag, Handlebars, Header Bidding, Header Tags, Headless, Headless CMS, Heat Mapping, Heatmap Analysis, Heatmap Tool, Hidden Links, Hidden Text, HotBot, HTML (HyperText Markup Language), HTML Header Tags, HTML Sitemap, HTML5, HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS), HTTP/2, HTTPS, Hyper-Targeting, Hyperlink, Hyperlink Analysis, Hyperlocal SEO, Hypermedia, HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS), Impression Share, Impressions, In-Content Links, In-Market Audience, In-Page SEO, Inbound Link, Inbound Link Tracking, Inbound Marketing, Indexable, Indexing, Influencer Engagement, Influencer Marketing, Influencer Outreach, InfoSeek, Inlink, Intent-Based Keywords, Interactive Advertising, Internal Link, International SEO, Internationalization (i18n), Internet Explorer, Inventory Forecasting, Inventory Quality Score (IQS), Invisible Text, Jamstack, JavaScript, JavaScript Framework, JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), JavaScript Rendering, JavaScript SEO, jQuery, JSON Web Token (JWT), JSON with Padding (JSONP), JumpStation, Key Performance Indicator (KPI), Keyword Analysis, Keyword Cannibalization, Keyword Density, Keyword Density Analysis, Keyword Difficulty, Keyword Expansion, Keyword Mapping, Keyword Planner, Keyword Proximity, Keyword Ranking, Keyword Research, Keyword Research Methodology, Keyword Research Tools, Keyword Stuffing, Knowledge Base, Knowledge Graph, Knowledge Graph Panel, Knowledge Panel, Konqueror, LAMP Stack, Landing Page, Landing Page Funnel, Landing Page Optimization, Latent Semantic Indexing (LSI), Lazy Loading, Lead Magnet, Lead Nurturing, Lead Scoring, Lifetime Value (LTV), Lighthouse, Link Authority, Link Building, Link Building Strategy, Link Building Tools, Link Farming, Link Injection, Link Juice, Link Profile, Link Profile Analysis, Link Reclamation, Local Business Listings, Local Business Schema, Local Citation, Local Listings, Local Pack, Local Search Ranking Factors, Local SEO, Local SEO Tools, Localization (l10n), Log File Analysis, Long-Tail Keyword, Lookalike Audience, LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing), Lycos, Lynx, Market Penetration, Market Segmentation, Marketing Attribution, Marketing Automation, Marketing Funnel, MEAN Stack, Media Buying, Meta Description, Meta Description Length, Meta Description Tags, Meta Keywords, Meta Robots Tag, Meta Tag, Meta Tag Optimization, Meta Title, Meta Title Tags, Micro-Influencers, Microdata, Microfrontend, Microservices, Microservices Architecture, Microsoft Edge, Middleware, Minification, Mobile Ad Mediation, Mobile Attribution, Mobile Compatibility, Mobile SEO, Mobile Usability, Mobile User Experience, Mobile-First Indexing, Model-View-Controller (MVC), Module Bundler, Monolithic Architecture, Monorepo, Mosaic, Mozilla, Multi-Channel Marketing, Multi-Touch Attribution, Multivariate Testing, Mutation Observer, NAP (Name, Address, Phone Number), Native Advertising, Native Content, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Natural Language Processing (NLP) Techniques, Natural Language Understanding (NLU), Negative SEO, Net Promoter Score (NPS), Netscape, Netscape Communicator, Netscape Navigator, Nginx, Niche Keywords, Node Package Manager (NPM), Node.js, NoFollow, Nofollow Link, NoIndex Tag, Oauth, Object Relational Mapping (ORM), Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), Off-Page Factors, Off-Page Optimization, Off-Page SEO, Off-Page Strategies, Omni-Channel Marketing, On-Page Elements, On-Page SEO, On-Site Optimization, On-Site SEO, Open Graph Tags, Opera, Opt-In, Opt-in Rate, Opt-Out, Organic Ranking, Organic Reach, Organic Search, Organic Traffic, Owned Media, Page Authority (PA), Page Experience, Page Load Time, Page Optimization, Page Rank (PR), Page Speed, Page Speed Insights, Page Speed Metrics, Paid Media, Paid Media Strategy, Paid Search, Paid Search Advertising, Pale Moon, Panda Algorithm, Panda Update, Pay Per Acquisition (PPA), Penguin Algorithm, Penguin Update, Performance Metrics, Personalization, Personalization Engine, PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor), Pixel Tracking, Platform as a Service (PaaS), Post-Click Conversion, Post-Click Experience, Post-Impression Conversions, Pre-rendering, Pre-Roll Ads, Predictive Analytics, Preloading, Private Blog Network (PBN), Product Feed, Product Feed Optimization, Programmatic Advertising, Programmatic Buying, Programmatic Direct, Progressive Enhancement, Progressive Web App (PWA), Puppeteer, Purchase Funnel, Purchase Intent, Query Matching, Query Parameter, Query Performance Metrics, Rank Tracking, Rank Tracking Tools, RankBrain, Re-targeting Campaigns, Reach, Reach and Frequency, Reach Extension, React Hooks, Reactive Extensions for JavaScript (RxJS), Real-Time Analytics, Real-Time Bidding (RTB), Real-Time Personalization, Recency, Recency Bias, Recurring Revenue, Redirect Chain, Reengagement Campaign, Referral Program, Referral Sources, Referral Traffic, Relevance Index, Relevance Score, Relevancy, Relevancy Score, Remarketing List, Representational State Transfer (REST), Responsive Design, Responsive Display Ads, Responsive Web Design, Responsive Web Design (RWD), RESTful API, Retargeting Pixel, Return on Ad Spend (ROAS), Return on Investment (ROI), Revenue Attribution, Revenue Per Mille (RPM), Rich Media, Rich Results, Rich Snippet Types, Rich Snippets, Robots Exclusion Protocol, Robots Meta Tag, Robots.txt, Routing, Safari, Sales Enablement, Sales Funnel, Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), Schema Markup, Schema Markup Abuse, Schema.org, Scraping, Search Advertising, Search Behavior, Search Engine Algorithm Update, Search Engine Index, Search Engine Marketing (SEM), Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs), Search Engine Visibility, Search Intent, Search Query, Search Query Performance, Search Query Reports, Search Retargeting, Searx, Second-Party Data, Segmentation Strategy, Semantic Analysis, Semantic Markup, Semantic Search, Sentiment Analysis, Sentiment Score, Sentiment Tracking, SEO, SEO Audit, SEO Competitor Analysis, SEO Dashboard, SEO Friendly, SEO Metrics, SEO Metrics Dashboard, SEO Performance Tracking, Sequential Messaging, Sequential Retargeting, SERP (Search Engine Results Page), SERP Features, SERP Layout, Server-Side Rendering (SSR), Server-Side Scripting, Serverless Architecture, Service Worker, Session Analytics, Session Duration, Session Replay, Shopping Cart Abandonment, Silo Structure, Single Customer View (SCV), Single Page Application (SPA), Site Audit, Site Health, Site Navigation, Site Retargeting, Sitemap, Sitemap Index, Social Listening, Social Media Advertising, Social Media Engagement, Social Media Listening, Social Media Metrics, Social Media Metrics Dashboard, Social Media Optimization (SMO), Social Media Retargeting, Social Proof, Social Proofing, Social Signals, Software as a Service (SaaS), Software Development Kit (SDK), Spam Score, Spamming Blog Comments, Spamming Forum Comments, Spammy Link Building, Spider (Crawler), Spider Trap, Split Testing, Sponsored Content, SQL Injection, State Management, Static Site Generator, Structured Data, Structured Data Markup, Structured Data Testing Tool, Structured Query Language (SQL), Subscriber Acquisition, Subscriber Engagement, Subscriber Growth, Subscriber Retention, Supply Side Platform (SSP), Tag Management System (TMS), Tagging, Target Audience Profiling, Target Return on Ad Spend (tROAS), Targeted Advertising, Task Runner, Technical Audit, Technical Audit Tools, Technical SEO, Technical SEO Audit, Technical SEO Tools, Templating Engine, The Onion Router (TOR), Third-Party API Integration, Third-Party Cookies, Time Decay Attribution, Title Tag, Top Level Domain (TLD), Top of Funnel (TOFU), Topline Growth, Traffic Analysis, Traffic Metrics, Traffic Segmentation, Traffic Sources, Transactional Email, Transpiler, Trend Analysis, Trigger Email, TrueView Ads, Trust Flow, Trustworthiness, TypeScript, UI Components, Unit Testing, URL Analysis, URL Canonicalization, URL Cloaking, URL Normalization, URL Parameters, URL Rewriting, Usability Testing, User Acquisition, User Acquisition Cost, User Behavior Analytics, User Behavior Insights, User Engagement Metrics, User Experience (UX), User Experience (UX) Design, User Experience Testing, User Flow, User Interface (UI), User Journey, User Path Analysis, User Retention Rate, User Signals, User-Generated Content (UGC), UTM Parameters, Value Proposition., Vercel, Veronica, Video Advertising, Video Completion Rate (VCR), Video Remarketing, Video Retargeting, Video SEO, View-Through Rate (VTR), Viewability Rate, Viral Marketing, Virtual DOM, Vivaldi, Voice Search Optimization., Vuex, W3Catalog, Web 2.0, Web Analytics, Web Components, Web Crawlers, Web Manifest, Web Page Optimization, Web Traffic Analysis, Web Traffic Segmentation, WebAssembly, WebCrawler, WebGL, WebKit, Webmaster Tools, Webpack, Webpack Bundle Analyzer, Webpage Redirection Abuse, WebRTC, Website Accessibility, Website Optimization, Website Performance Metrics, Website Speed Optimization, Website Usability, WebSocket, WebSockets., White Hat SEO, White Hat Techniques, WHOIS, XML Sitemap, Yahoo!, Yahoo! Directory, YAML Ain't Markup Language (YAML), YAML Front Matter., Yandex, Yield Management., Your Money or Your Life (YMYL)

 

[Mark Eternally]

Bro, did you even try?

What am I missing?

Algorithm
Algorithm Bias
Algorithm Update
Authoritative Name Servers
Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND)
BIND 9
BlackHatWorld.com
Browser
Cache Poisoning
Canonical Tag
ccTLD -> Country Code Top Level Domain
Client
Country Code Top Level Domain
dig
DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC)
Geographical Modifier
Image Carousel
Image Sitemap
Internet
Internet Engineering Steering Group (IESG)
Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
Internet Service Provider (ISP)
Internet Systems Consortium (ISC)
Keyword Prominence
Link Equity -> Link Juice
Link Volume
Load Balancing
Local Intent
Manual Action (google)
Manual Penalty -> Manual Action
Navigational Query
nslookup
Open Source
OpenSSL
Prominence -> Keyword Prominence
Proxy
Public Key Cryptography Standard #11 (PKCS#11)
Requests for Comment (RFC)
Redirects (could mention 3##, etc)
Regional Keywords
Rel Canonical -> Canonical Tag
Retention -> Customer Retention Rate
Root Domain
RSA
Search Volume
Seasonal Search Engine Optimization
Second-Level Domains (SLD)
Secure Socket Layer
Seed Keywords
Server
Slider -> Image Carousel
SSL -> Secure Socket Layer
Thumbnail
Transactional Intent Keywords -> Transactional Keywords
Transactional Keywords
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
Transport Layer Security (TLS)
Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)
Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
Uniform Resource Names (URN)
User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
Virtual Private Network (VPN)
Web
Web Server
Wild Wild Web -> World Wide Web
World Wide Web
WWW -> World Wide Web
x-robots-tag

I am pausing here so I can go do something that will actually make me money. But you appear to have a lot of gaps. Hopefully others will help here.

 

[blogmen]

You're missing the art and craft of SEO. By this statement, it's clear you're just trolling here.

He's not trolling, our dude Reaaski (aka OccultKingdoms) is not a SEO guy, he's into automations and wants to automate everything. But lately he seems to criticize SEO on a forum filled with SEO ppl which makes him feel like living on the edge

Anyway I wanted to add my idea about a SEO book that ppl would actually be interested in, at least me anyway. A lot of ppl would like to know what works in SEO after the HCU and recent core update (must be something decent, not move to socmed advice). So if you could document a solid case study of a successful website, I'm sure many would want to read it (even if it's just 6 pages). But if you're going to write a 300 pg collection of SEO concepts from the last 20 yrs, not many will be interested.

 

[Typo Titan]

I've been in search engine optimization (SEO) for a while. Now it is time for me to do a book project on the topic. I'm using artificial intelligence (AI) as a "ghost" writing assistant – it's been a fascinating process so far! The inspiration actually came to me while browsing blackhatworld.com.

I'll document my journey writing this book in this thread.

That sounds like a compelling project! Documenting your journey of using AI for SEO-focused writing could provide valuable insights into both AI's capabilities and SEO strategies.

 

[Wilson Grant Fisk]

I've been in search engine optimization (SEO) for a while. Now it is time for me to do a book project on the topic. I'm using artificial intelligence (AI) as a "ghost" writing assistant – it's been a fascinating process so far! The inspiration actually came to me while browsing blackhatworld.com.

I'll document my journey writing this book in this thread.

Good luck, but unless you are an expert on SEO with relevant experience, then I doubt it will have much value and probably won't even make sales on Amazon Kindle.

There are numerous books written about SEO where the author clearly has no clue, so please don't be that guy.

 

[dictatormarketing]

I hope i will read your books. And i get some unique knowledge after reading that.