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By some expired domains set yourself up with a network in a niche sell SEO.

No, all the info provided about what everything you need to do to start a business online is available online for free. Why pay for it? You actually learn more from those guys promotional videos than you do from the products they sell. Think about it, who's making the real money in that equation?

I believe the hourly rate is between $60-$175/hour. Monthly rates (which is typical and more cost effective) range anywhere from no less than $1,000 upwards to $10,000+/month if you find an seo that provides a genuine service usually containing more than just SEO but goes hand and hand for your...

Consider apps too. You can start up your own advertising network with that kind of money ;)

Yeah, not recommended. but if your just testing things out then I dont see any harm in it :)

Its definitely not the way to go to copy and paste content on your site but I have a site that ranks on page 1 for 30 keyword terms and each page has the exact same content. So, tread lightly i would say.

I'm giving away my SEO training for free.

Hey, you can rank a site like that in 30 days. The most important you have to ask yourself is, am I able to sell?

Tools I use are moz and majestic... every now and then I have to jump over to semrush and spyfu

Aside from content and proper procedures... make sure you convey yourself in a way that shows somekind of authority and ease.

I've tried alot of rank tracking tools and the best I've used so far for my purposes is proranktracker.

I've found some international domains over at pbnhq before. You might want to check that place out...

Yeah, it depends. The going rate for Local SEO if $50+/hour. Monthly recurring costs anywhere from $375-$10,000. So, you have to watch out a little... some agencies get on via SEO and once they have you they just run paid ad campaigns and stuff. You're going to know when you find a genuine SEO...

Google's picking up and giving back what it thinks is most relevant to the search term "builders in pinner". You can help Google better understand that your business is more relative than your competitors for that particular search term using SEO.

It can be. I believe the search engine flags that as overoptimization and considers it to be "spammy" (whatever that means). I suggest when building links internally to just have the high competition keyword on the homepage and the less competitive LSI kind of keywords (relative) linking to the...