Expert Interview - Leith Answers SEO Questions

Hey, I suggested Leith to you, thanks for doing this! Great read!
 
Very impressive Leith. I remember I was a client with you for a little while a few years back. It didn't end up well (because of my own lack of knowledge) and I demanded a refund, you gave it which I still appreciate right now. I hope you can forgive my ignorance ;).

Anyways, how are you doing keyword research in general? Are you finding a product/service and work back or do you find keywords and then find products?
 
Also wondering if there could be any legal implications of running these game hack niches? It seems to be quite on the grey side. Could you technically be implicated for fraud?

I used to get C&D's and trademark infringement notices all the time but since I was hosted offshore I didn't have any issues.
 
Just 22:D. We're the same except that I make 0 bucks off the internet and know sh#t about SEO:D
 
Thanks @Geasy for bringing it up for us. And again another awesome post by @Leith. Thanks for all the info you shared here. My childhood stories are the same as yours but the results are different. I am still struggling with my work but learned so many good things from your writing. Really appreciate the way you explained everything here.
 
Wow @Leith , awesome interview dude. I am 28 years and feel like I lack behind.. Probably first saw SEO online 8 years ago, but didn't do anything with it. I was lazy in my early 20's. (and wasted a lot of time learning useless stuff in university).

Some questions I have:
- What do you mean with sites that are not reviews? Besides informational sites, what other sites could you do?
- I am ''OK-ish'' in SEO, what's the best way to be a rockstar in it. (I know, general questions just curious what helped you with SEO over the years).

Honestly SEO is what I love and I will keep doing this as well.
 
Wow @Leith , awesome interview dude. I am 28 years and feel like I lack behind.. Probably first saw SEO online 8 years ago, but didn't do anything with it. I was lazy in my early 20's. (and wasted a lot of time learning useless stuff in university).

Some questions I have:
- What do you mean with sites that are not reviews? Besides informational sites, what other sites could you do?
- I am ''OK-ish'' in SEO, what's the best way to be a rockstar in it. (I know, general questions just curious what helped you with SEO over the years).

Honestly SEO is what I love and I will keep doing this as well.

I went to Uni for less than a year (mainly to secure myself a degree) but eventually realised I couldn't possibly stand 4 years of it. I missed all my lectures, only went in for seminars and still aced first year exams :D To be honest, asides from the social experience to University, I didn't see much point attending when I could be focusing on my business in that time.

1. There are thousands of generic affiliate sites that don't provide much value outside of the reviews. I was referring to informational sites that also contain value, excluding the review articles. Instead of just building another typical affiliate site, build a brand.

2. Honestly, I've put in a lot of time into reading and experimenting. That's about it really. I guess you could say I was lucky since in 2009, SEO was a whole different landscape... nowadays it's far more competitive and may be offputting for newcomers.
 
Long Read..!

It's Good, Bookmarked.

Thanks a lot @Geasy for the Interview.
 
If someone asked you who your idols in business are, some common answers would be famous billionaires (Steve Jobs, Bill Gates..) but for me my idols/inspiration are the other successful digital marketers killing it in our industry.

guess what man, I have a new idol , you killing it man
just starting the journey in seo , wish you luck and all the succeed in the world ..
 
Awesome interview. I had to read it in three sittings and glad I did. Thanks to both of you once again.

The original one I did was like 10k words and it included 2 guides but I figured I could post them later as separate posts. Thanks for reading the full thing!
 
Smashed it @Leith - Legit took me 1 hour to read this. Anymore coming in the future? I'd love to see case studies on your big clients.
 
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