Been a SEO Guru

codeman1234

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Hello,

I would like to learn all SEO secrets to became a SEO Guru Consultant, so, for research I been doing it seems that the best info+tools are found in Seobook, SeoMoz and MajesticSEO and it seems that every single one of them is a paid service. So, my 3 questions are the following:

1) Which of these 3 you recommend to learn the best White SEO techniques?

2) Is there other companies I am missing? Or other info?

3) For what I been reading I am leaning more for SEOMoz, is the right call? What you think?



Cheers!
 
There are no secrets. Read and practice. Most important read between the lines.
 
But, for example all the tools that these places offer, where I can find them? And is there any good guide to follow in BHW?

Thanks for answering so fast guys!

Cheers
 
If you want to become a GURU, then you spend $10 and join on Warriors forum. That forum is full of self-proclaimed gurus. However, if you're not bothered about such superficial titles, and wish to attain serious knowledge then spend the coming days on BHW and learn as much as you can. Spend time reading the forum, because then you will be able to decide quite easily.

Cheers :)
 
Those 3 tools that you mentioned are good for starters. However, you won't become an seo guru just by reading. You need to plan an action to reach your goal. Trial and error makes everything perfect.

Every single seo has their own knowledge and technique that they build up through their experience.
 
Take action and learn from your mistakes instead of paying self-proclaimed gurus
Real Guru will never teach you his secrets for such pennies.
 
you must visit the seo services in bhw search it properly you will get everything. i tried lots from bhw and happy with it. i learn lot from it.
 
Hehe...Guru. Dude, do you have a long beard? That's essential to become a Guru, other things like payed books and programs are for noobs. Why paying for something that you have free of charge?
 
I am in no way calling myself an expert within SEO, but if you want knowledge about the topic BHW is the right place to be. There is links to great material and content all around, you just have to find them. When it comes to tools and you wanting to use them I see some of myself in you. When I was a newbie I thought that SEO is simple.. just optimize the site by doing such, get backlinks from Fiverr and then have some cool looking programs. I was so wrong.

SEO is actually veeery time consuming and requires a lot of knowledge on everything. When you get more and more into SEO you understand that you are extremely close to what marketers do in many ways, and these go hand in hand. Spend some time to read on content from SEOmoz's blog. Read The Art of SEO (this is the Bible of SEO!)) and when you have done those things you will understand that SEO is not about tools but your own knowledge and expertise.

Would you use those tools if a multi million dollar company wrote a contract with you? No. Or you might, but you should in no way under any situation rely on programs. SEO is so much more. Take keyword analysis, competitive analysis and on-page etc. It requires skill and knowledge!
 
Hello Guys,

Thanks a lof from everyone, ivo1017 I will start taking a look to your guide and then go to the book that GoodValues mention "The art of SEO" since he says is the bible.

There is only one last question I have, how is the best way to follow up the SEO of a website, in the keywords you want to rank, what I mean is how do you follow a keyword you are trying to rank in your website so, you know what you are doing is working and how long it takes for a link to take effect on your website SEO??

Cheers!!

PD: I just want to learn the best way to make SEO!!!
 
Cheers ivo1017!!!! I will take a look to it!!

Cheers!
 
I would recommend you to check Challange by Ed Hale

Helo Matt,

thanks for the advice. But, I need to know is that a book?? Because I been trying to find it on Google or Amazon and I don't find no book named "Challange" by "Ed Hale" on Amazon or Google, could me a link or more details about it if you don't mind because I would really like to check it out.

Cheers!
 
I wouldn't recommend any book as by the time they come out, the written techniques might be obsolete so online is the best resource to learn and BHW is certainly one of the best (....actually the best). I also like matthewwoodward.co.uk which has very comprehensive tutorials and some great recommendations that you might consider.

Finally, don't trust or rely on something until you try and test it yourself.

All the best.
 
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