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Yes, to my local site.
Do you still do SEO? If yes, why?
- Thread starter Willyfish
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This is not good to hearPeace of mind with SEO? you will have a heart attack with every algo change
Willyfish
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WTF, why?
Willyfish
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Funny, because here in europe, everyone who is watch a Neil Patel video on youtube is pretending to be an seo expert.
Avramoski123
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Of course, with a solid content strategy (topic clustering, interlinking, SERP analysis), carefully chosen niche (low hanging fruits), and all SEO technical recommendations in mind (speed, performance, Schema), you can make your Search Engine Optimization work for you in the long run - without fearing the constant Google algo updates.
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I do it sometimes. Constant algo changes and unfair rankings for undeserving spammy sites drive me mad.
- Jun 24, 2013
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Because I like wasting my life and being a slave to my computer.serious question as I don't do any SEO anymore
In all seriousness, if I could stop bots and competitors clicking on my Google ads I'd probably go down that route....
Some of my CPC has been stupidly high.
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6am on a Sunday. Getting up to do SEO stuff all day. Yep. What a great life.
N1ckG2
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It will last as long as Google wants, not you.
blackbeans
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I can understand your frustration.
I really do.
SEO is an arms race and continues to evolve even if you don’t have the time, patience or money to do it.
It’s one of the things that you have to stick to otherwise you’ll be left behind.
Given this context, it’s no surprise that a lot of people have just given up on it.
In many cases, depending on the brand that they’ve managed to develop over the years they’re actually getting the same amount of results, so why bother with SEO.
For me, SEO is a core part of the dual marketing strategy because it helps me position my brand.
I think in terms of brands, because long after you have promoted your brand and it continues to attract and communicate with your following, you make money off it.
That’s how potent it is.
And one of the best ways to manage position and otherwise create an effective brand, is through SEO.
That’s why I stick with it.
Is it a hassle?
Absolutely.
If I had a choice, I wouldn’t do it.
But it’s so powerful when it comes to building online brands, that it is the way to go.
The good news is, that there are shortcuts.
I use reverse engineering amongst other shortcuts and I’m able to perform SEO much more efficiently.
I really do.
SEO is an arms race and continues to evolve even if you don’t have the time, patience or money to do it.
It’s one of the things that you have to stick to otherwise you’ll be left behind.
Given this context, it’s no surprise that a lot of people have just given up on it.
In many cases, depending on the brand that they’ve managed to develop over the years they’re actually getting the same amount of results, so why bother with SEO.
For me, SEO is a core part of the dual marketing strategy because it helps me position my brand.
I think in terms of brands, because long after you have promoted your brand and it continues to attract and communicate with your following, you make money off it.
That’s how potent it is.
And one of the best ways to manage position and otherwise create an effective brand, is through SEO.
That’s why I stick with it.
Is it a hassle?
Absolutely.
If I had a choice, I wouldn’t do it.
But it’s so powerful when it comes to building online brands, that it is the way to go.
The good news is, that there are shortcuts.
I use reverse engineering amongst other shortcuts and I’m able to perform SEO much more efficiently.
OccultKingdoms
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- Mar 11, 2013
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I'm on this forum for 10 years. Does that mean I have 10 years of SEO experience?
Not quite. I just know ins and outs, but I can't do anything with this information as I'm not able to spend $5k for an entry level SEO campaign.
What would I SEO in the first place? Client websites? Without proper setup? No, thanks.
