A good alternative to SerpBook is either BrightLocal or AccuRanker. If you're really price sensitive, they offer a free trial (you can keep signing up for free trials with different emails)
Learn something about SEO first before jumping into the business. You can review products and post them on your YT channel if you have a decent number of followers. Or you can use YT for lead generation and drive people to your affiliate site
Almost everything has been said somewhere. But that's what it's all about. He's better at putting it all together and them promoting it. And that's what SEO is about. Not only writing the post but getting it out there so people now about it. Obviously, if he writes something these days it's...
Hey, send me a PM. I'm in somewhat similar situation. I also work for a digital marketing agency and we do SEO/PPC etc. for local businesses but I'm starting my own side projects
Brian is killing it. His philosophy is that it's not about the number of posts but about the content quality & backlinks pointing to that posts. I could publish 10-20 buying guides each month but I rather publish 3-4 to make sure I'm able to get backlinks to all of them and optimize the shit out...
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