Do YOU have what it takes?!

Money is one of the goals. Not the only goal. I'm speaking for myself, I don't know about others.


So what's another goal besides MONEY in blackhat seo.. maybe "being the most badass SEO on the planet" ... but guess what... money comes with that.
 
Your trying to give the impression that content is worthless and ugly free themes are all it takes in IM.
 
Your trying to give the impression that content is worthless and ugly free themes are all it takes in IM.

Wrong. I'm trying to give the impression that shit doesn't have to be anywhere close to "perfect" for it to work!
 
I never said that it has to be perfect, but one can still have a drive for high quality and be black hat.
 
For example... Make a basic blog with an article on there... try* to rank it.. THEN if it ranks, get it re-designed!

Why spend thousands on a design only to never see it rank? Rank first, then re-design ensuring the same content is still displayed on the page!
 
Yes redesign it then it loses its rank, this kid knows his shit.
 
Ya that's why I said re-design ENSURING the SAME content is on the homepage... Wtf?

G algo cannot "picture" the website. You can re-design a site without losing ranks, I've done it PLENTY of times buddy.
 
Keep chatting your shit mate, it is all you are good for. I for one and I am sure many others are having a good old laugh at your drivel. Thanks for the entertainment, I haven't laughed so hard since CEOSams thread.
 
Thanks buddy! Guess what while you're laughing, someone is going to start taking action after reading this and surpass you!! While you're laughing, someone is learning. Remember that buddy. In a few months/years, they'll be the ones laughing at you!
 
There are excellent quality blog themes for under $50, one doesn't need to spend thousands to start off with high quality, and one doesn't need to re-design if they picked a good theme when they started.
 
There are excellent quality blog themes for under $50, one doesn't need to spend thousands to start off with high quality, and one doesn't need to re-design if they picked a good theme when they started.

I give up dude. You win. Okay, now leave. Thanks
 
I agree with that. My most profitable pages looked like hell until I revised them after they started showing potential. It wasn't until then they started really banking.
 
I agree with that. My most profitable pages looked like hell until I revised them after they started showing potential. It wasn't until then they started really banking.

Boom. That's exactly what I'm talking about! Doesn't have to be perfect the first time around, just DO it... tweak it up later down the road.
 
Working smart is not waiting for the right moment or whatever, it's about analyzing ****.

I'd say work hard and smart!
 
tldr; take action.
 
Working smart is not waiting for the right moment or whatever, it's about analyzing ****.

Yea, which leads to over-analysis paralysis, the #1 reason for FAILURE in the IM space.

You try to "analyze" one of my campaigns you won't see shit... you'd be dumbfounded.
 
All marketers should be forced to stare at art from Rude Goldberg.

He was that guy who designed outrageously complicated machines to do stupid simple tasks. And now in days his art is more relevant than it's ever been. They are "symbols of man's capacity for exerting maximum effort to accomplish minimal results".

And I think his art applies to marketing more than any other artist I can think of.

Marketers are always trying to think of these elaborate, sophisticated systems, always trying to make things harder than they really are. And as long as they believe things need to be complex and difficult, their work will always be a direct reflection of those beliefs.

-BB
 
I stopped reading at "quit your job as soon as possible" (I know you think I'm a whiny bitch)

Whilst I do agree with your "work hard" statement, I also strongly believe that a lot of people are morons. If they don't have a clear set of instructions, they won't know their left from their right. They will never make it in the IM world, and quitting their job will just lead to them having to find another job after they have realised they suck at not being told what to do.

I'd say rather use your spare time (evenings, weekends) to pursue an online project. If it works for you, scale it up and quit your job when you're confident you can survive without permanent employment.
 
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