how to become a SEO Expert.?????
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antichrist
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An SEO expect comes up with methods that work and have other people carry them out.
blackhatboss9
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A Seo expert is who, who never post such kind of threads.
Read>Learn>Do.
Read>Learn>Do.
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Wanna be a SEO Expert ?
1- Read and learn as much as you can, Never expect to be spoonfeded.
2- Be a doer and Use new techniques and ways to rank.
3- When you fail try to Eradicate errors from your link building
4- Try to outsource all of your work, and be free maximum time, that will help you in making new strategies and thinking about other projects.
5- Think different from others, Dont be a follower, be a leader.
6- Have patience
1- Read and learn as much as you can, Never expect to be spoonfeded.
2- Be a doer and Use new techniques and ways to rank.
3- When you fail try to Eradicate errors from your link building
4- Try to outsource all of your work, and be free maximum time, that will help you in making new strategies and thinking about other projects.
5- Think different from others, Dont be a follower, be a leader.
6- Have patience
adamprattler
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- Jun 28, 2013
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So you already have the basics. Now start your practical journey. Start a blog with a less competitive niche. Write a content everyday. It will increase your writing ability. You may also read popular SE blogs for update. You'll learn how to write user SEO and user friendly contents from them.
And obviously be active in BHW for regular update.
And obviously be active in BHW for regular update.
thinktank1
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There is no such thing as an seo expert. You have to network with other seo guys and read a lot on this forum. Also you need to develop your own theories and tests. Google changes everyday so an expert today wont be an expert tomorrow unless he/she keeps up with the algorithm.
swords12
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I need this also. thank you for posting your ideas. lets help everyone here to become better.
Steps to be Expert in SEO:
1. Know basics of SEO
2. Try to Rank a website in top 5 Position.
3. To rank a website you need to know methods and strategies.
4. Read this forum and tutorials here..
5. Apply with some Common Sense.
6. Now Get some good content. If your good in english then write your own.. else hire. (Yes one person cant do all works. So its better to hire some guys..)
7. Use those Content for building backlinks and in your strategy.
8. Now you will know how to rank or atleast you will understand how ranking works.
9. After finding way to rank, Come here and Post your method and help out other newbies like u..
Now your a Expert!
subtle
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To become a SEO experts you know, those anonymous high caliber earners and not the self-proclaimed ones. These kind of people aren't even playing the game, they are beating the game. SEO evolve when sacred tactics are killed, when basic assumptions are tested.
Nobody can give you a surefire formula on your way to be a SEO Expert, but I can give you a formula for failure: try to rely on everybody all the time.
Nobody can give you a surefire formula on your way to be a SEO Expert, but I can give you a formula for failure: try to rely on everybody all the time.
If you type the phrase "how to start a career in SEO" (and that's including inverted commas!) in to Google's web search, you are presented with over 2,500 pages of content in the search engine results page (SERP). With so many websites giving their own advice on which is the best way to begin a career in SEO, it's hard to focus on what you really should be doing. This post covers the definitive steps you should be taking in order to maximise your employability in the SEO industry.
1. Start reading... Learn the basics
At first glance learning SEO seems like a near impossible task. With so much reading material available through the internet and with certain web sites charging for this privilege, it's difficult to be sure of which material is worthwhile reading.
One thing is for sure though, you don't have to pay to learn the basics. There is a wealth of free information out there in the form of e-books, blogs, videos, and web sites that are worth paying attention to. Google's SEO Beginners Guide is the perfect place to start as it is written by the people who's search engine you will be mostly optimising for. It's a no-brainer really. Another great place to start reading up on the basics (and the more advanced) is the highly reputable and popular moz With over 18,000 likes on Facebook and over 100,000 followers on Twitter you get the impression that they know what they are talking about. SEOmoz provide a comprehensive Beginners Guide to SEO that is easy to read and digest for people new to SEO. Both guide's are available for download and best of all they are free!.
2. Get Advanced... Familiarise yourself with HTML code
Arguably this should be an ongoing step, and form part of your basic learnings but with the advent of WordPress and other WYSIWYG editing platforms, knowledge of HTML is no longer a pre-requisite. There will definitely come a time though when you will need to edit HTML code directly so it's important (and often a required item on a job description) to know your way around.
3. Start Practising
The numerous ebooks, blog posts and learning materials you have accumulated in steps 1 and 2 may leave you a little overwhelmed. They say practice makes perfect, so now would be a great time to piece together your understanding of SEO by getting your hands dirty and putting it into practice. You could either build a site, and experiment with the different SEO tactics you have learned to date, to attempt to get it to the top of the SERPs or create a personal blog in a platform like WordPress and start practising from a content creation angle. If you've got friends in business who have a web site, offer them some free SEO advice. Small businesses and charities that are on a tight budget will be more open to listening to some free advice and may even let you have a go at optimising their website... for free of course.
Tip: For some real-world work experience, check out the Analysis Exchange. They offer a great opportunity for people to develop their web analytics skills, a sure-fire way to boost your CV.
4. Keep Listening
Search engine algorithms are constantly evolving and there are always opinions and new techniques worth listening to. If your "beginners handbooks" are gathering dust, swap them with some more advanced reading materials, found on sites such as Search Engine Land and SEOBook to stay abreast of the latest insights and to generally stay sharp. Moreover, it is advisable to visit Google's Webmaster Guidelines as these are updated quite regularly whenever they make tweaks to their algorithm.
Tip: Keep an eye on Matt Cutts' Blog - he regularly hosts Q & A sessions on new Google algorithm changes.
5. Just dive in
Get involved with discussions; which include answering questions on Q & A forums and being involved with relevant groups/threads on forums and commenting with your own opinions on other blog posts. Don't just comment "great post", elaborate, give your opinions and ask further questions. SEOmoz, SEObook, and Matt Cutts blogs are definitely ones you should consider bookmarking. Quora is a question and answer website, where anyone can ask a question and anyone can answer. Many industry professionals are actively involved so you never know, the likes of Rand Fishkin could be answering your questions! The Warrior Forum is a highly popular marketing forum where you can find people talking about anything from programming to mobile marketing and just about anything in between.
6. Attend a course
So far all of your knowledge has come from the sources available on the internet which is great, I mean it hasn't cost you a penny. However, you can't exactly put this down on a CV can you? Although there isn't actually an official SEO certification available, and probably won't be for the foreseeable future, there are SEO courses out there. But which one should you choose? Well a lot of these courses are aimed at businesses rather than individuals starting up on their own and the majority of the courses only run for one day.
From personal experience, Salford University's Search and Social Media Marketing Course is a must for anyone starting out in the SEO world either as an individual or as an established company. Not only do you get free refreshments and sandwiches, you get 1st class lecturing from the head of Salford Business school, guest speakers from the marketing industry, and official US based global leader SEMPO training course material. This course is sure to give you the knowledge to stand out from the crowd.
Tip: For an "at a glance" comparison of the courses available in SEO & Inbound Marketing bookmark this great post from the David Naylor blog.
7. Engage in Social Media
Chances are you are quite active on Facebook already, but for more professional social media activity, recommendations include Twitter, LinkedIn and more recently Google Plus. Google Plus has amassed around 40 million users and the majority of these are "first movers" that are heavily involved in the tech industry. This has led to a very active core of users posting regular digital marketing blogs and updates. All of these social media tools will provide you with great sources of SEO information.
TIP: Many SEO jobs will require social media optimisation (SMO) as part of the job role, so it makes sense to be actively involved and have an understanding of how they work so you can show off your knowledge in an interview.
8 Communicate with other people
We love talk with many people everyday. As seo does, we should Communicate with other people.
The people you can find in where you live .what's more, you can join as many as the online communities refer to seo. And you can ask other people what you are confused.talk about how to rank well for your keywords.Find solutions for your current website.
Study Seo need spent much time to it. What's the most important is we should practice it and try to Optimization ranking for easy keywords at first. As for myself. I just create the site http://www.enjoyprivate.com to practice.
1. Start reading... Learn the basics
At first glance learning SEO seems like a near impossible task. With so much reading material available through the internet and with certain web sites charging for this privilege, it's difficult to be sure of which material is worthwhile reading.
One thing is for sure though, you don't have to pay to learn the basics. There is a wealth of free information out there in the form of e-books, blogs, videos, and web sites that are worth paying attention to. Google's SEO Beginners Guide is the perfect place to start as it is written by the people who's search engine you will be mostly optimising for. It's a no-brainer really. Another great place to start reading up on the basics (and the more advanced) is the highly reputable and popular moz With over 18,000 likes on Facebook and over 100,000 followers on Twitter you get the impression that they know what they are talking about. SEOmoz provide a comprehensive Beginners Guide to SEO that is easy to read and digest for people new to SEO. Both guide's are available for download and best of all they are free!.
2. Get Advanced... Familiarise yourself with HTML code
Arguably this should be an ongoing step, and form part of your basic learnings but with the advent of WordPress and other WYSIWYG editing platforms, knowledge of HTML is no longer a pre-requisite. There will definitely come a time though when you will need to edit HTML code directly so it's important (and often a required item on a job description) to know your way around.
3. Start Practising
The numerous ebooks, blog posts and learning materials you have accumulated in steps 1 and 2 may leave you a little overwhelmed. They say practice makes perfect, so now would be a great time to piece together your understanding of SEO by getting your hands dirty and putting it into practice. You could either build a site, and experiment with the different SEO tactics you have learned to date, to attempt to get it to the top of the SERPs or create a personal blog in a platform like WordPress and start practising from a content creation angle. If you've got friends in business who have a web site, offer them some free SEO advice. Small businesses and charities that are on a tight budget will be more open to listening to some free advice and may even let you have a go at optimising their website... for free of course.
Tip: For some real-world work experience, check out the Analysis Exchange. They offer a great opportunity for people to develop their web analytics skills, a sure-fire way to boost your CV.
4. Keep Listening
Search engine algorithms are constantly evolving and there are always opinions and new techniques worth listening to. If your "beginners handbooks" are gathering dust, swap them with some more advanced reading materials, found on sites such as Search Engine Land and SEOBook to stay abreast of the latest insights and to generally stay sharp. Moreover, it is advisable to visit Google's Webmaster Guidelines as these are updated quite regularly whenever they make tweaks to their algorithm.
Tip: Keep an eye on Matt Cutts' Blog - he regularly hosts Q & A sessions on new Google algorithm changes.
5. Just dive in
Get involved with discussions; which include answering questions on Q & A forums and being involved with relevant groups/threads on forums and commenting with your own opinions on other blog posts. Don't just comment "great post", elaborate, give your opinions and ask further questions. SEOmoz, SEObook, and Matt Cutts blogs are definitely ones you should consider bookmarking. Quora is a question and answer website, where anyone can ask a question and anyone can answer. Many industry professionals are actively involved so you never know, the likes of Rand Fishkin could be answering your questions! The Warrior Forum is a highly popular marketing forum where you can find people talking about anything from programming to mobile marketing and just about anything in between.
6. Attend a course
So far all of your knowledge has come from the sources available on the internet which is great, I mean it hasn't cost you a penny. However, you can't exactly put this down on a CV can you? Although there isn't actually an official SEO certification available, and probably won't be for the foreseeable future, there are SEO courses out there. But which one should you choose? Well a lot of these courses are aimed at businesses rather than individuals starting up on their own and the majority of the courses only run for one day.
From personal experience, Salford University's Search and Social Media Marketing Course is a must for anyone starting out in the SEO world either as an individual or as an established company. Not only do you get free refreshments and sandwiches, you get 1st class lecturing from the head of Salford Business school, guest speakers from the marketing industry, and official US based global leader SEMPO training course material. This course is sure to give you the knowledge to stand out from the crowd.
Tip: For an "at a glance" comparison of the courses available in SEO & Inbound Marketing bookmark this great post from the David Naylor blog.
7. Engage in Social Media
Chances are you are quite active on Facebook already, but for more professional social media activity, recommendations include Twitter, LinkedIn and more recently Google Plus. Google Plus has amassed around 40 million users and the majority of these are "first movers" that are heavily involved in the tech industry. This has led to a very active core of users posting regular digital marketing blogs and updates. All of these social media tools will provide you with great sources of SEO information.
TIP: Many SEO jobs will require social media optimisation (SMO) as part of the job role, so it makes sense to be actively involved and have an understanding of how they work so you can show off your knowledge in an interview.
8 Communicate with other people
We love talk with many people everyday. As seo does, we should Communicate with other people.
The people you can find in where you live .what's more, you can join as many as the online communities refer to seo. And you can ask other people what you are confused.talk about how to rank well for your keywords.Find solutions for your current website.
Study Seo need spent much time to it. What's the most important is we should practice it and try to Optimization ranking for easy keywords at first. As for myself. I just create the site http://www.enjoyprivate.com to practice.
rankjuice
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- Apr 1, 2012
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Did you rip that from WF? :ranger:
GreyKnight
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- Mar 19, 2013
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In our life, there is never a perfect method to do anything.
We must, as humans, adapt and overcome.
Learn from mistakes, and keep moving on.
As in a lot of other fields, SEO is an ever-changing thing, and what you know today may or may not be irrelevant in six months. So, no one is really an expert. Everybody will always learn new things, everyday.
We must, as humans, adapt and overcome.
Learn from mistakes, and keep moving on.
As in a lot of other fields, SEO is an ever-changing thing, and what you know today may or may not be irrelevant in six months. So, no one is really an expert. Everybody will always learn new things, everyday.
Moosey
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GreenGoblin
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find and talk to SEO experts all day it's kinda like anything else...if i wanna be a real estate expert ill talk to real estate experts all day give it 2 years ill be a expert at it
princebhalani143
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- Apr 26, 2013
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Thanks to all for reply and help to improve my seo skills, YOGESH420 thanks to you also
all this tutorials are good, but if you absolutly noob. if you know basis - one thing can help you - practice. create many websites, use different types of seo and analyze, analyze, analyze. Or sure you can read tons of books/blogs for a 6 month and after that starting threads like: why i'm not in top