I'm Brand New Here, Please Help :)
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Then have you tried browsing?
jblaze
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- Mar 26, 2010
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Dude, BlackSeng has given you the most honest answer to your questions.
There's nothing wrong with being NEW to SEO and IM, however there is a correct way and incorrect way to go about things and learn.
No offense meant, but you have a very long road ahead of you especially if you expect folks around here to spill everything they have learned (which most likely took them years) and spend the amount of time it takes answer and consult with accuracy for a question like this.
Keep Reading Bro and understanding you will have
There's nothing wrong with being NEW to SEO and IM, however there is a correct way and incorrect way to go about things and learn.
No offense meant, but you have a very long road ahead of you especially if you expect folks around here to spill everything they have learned (which most likely took them years) and spend the amount of time it takes answer and consult with accuracy for a question like this.
Keep Reading Bro and understanding you will have
Peter Shaw
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Look around the forum. Theres SO MUCH content on this site that will help get you what you want. I believe theres also services that will be able to help you too.
Its all on this site
Its all on this site
mcgoohan6
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- Jun 28, 2010
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Everyone was new and digging through a mountain of knowledge here is the first step.
No one will spoon feed you, but people are more than happy to answer direct and specific questions, as long as they haven't been asked a million times.
Before you ask a question, it's always good to do a search and see if you can find it already answered. Sometimes the search on the forum doesn't find what you are looking for. So it's always a good idea to use google and this:
No one will spoon feed you, but people are more than happy to answer direct and specific questions, as long as they haven't been asked a million times.
Before you ask a question, it's always good to do a search and see if you can find it already answered. Sometimes the search on the forum doesn't find what you are looking for. So it's always a good idea to use google and this:
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site:blackhatworld.com backlinks (or whatever your are looking for)
FuryKyle
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- Nov 19, 2010
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Have you tried reading then? A dictionary can help.
chrispriyeshb
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- Sep 17, 2010
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Dude, BlackSeng has given you the most honest answer to your questions.
There's nothing wrong with being NEW to SEO and IM, however there is a correct way and incorrect way to go about things and learn.
No offense meant, but you have a very long road ahead of you especially if you expect folks around here to spill everything they have learned (which most likely took them years) and spend the amount of time it takes answer and consult with accuracy for a question like this.
Keep Reading Bro and understanding you will have
wonderful reply...but sadly it does apply to me as well...coz iam a new bie too,,,,
havingadabble
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- Jul 2, 2010
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Nobody was born an IM 'guru' - they were intrigued so they tried, they tried and they failed but from each failure a valuable lesson was learned.
I've been reading, learning and am currently in the process of implementing a number methods that I think could be worthwhile. Methods that I have found here on BHW complete with my own little twist to hopefully give an egde.
My advice.....
Read less, practice more and understand what it is that you're doing and what you're trying to acheive. One lesson that I have learned is take baby steps, it's easier to recover from a small slip than an epic fall.
Once you've got a good grasp on what you're doing and you are generating a steady income, outsource and scale up.
WadeyX
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- Jun 12, 2011
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Welll, im trying to rank for a keyword with 235M keywords, i want to get there quick without being sandboxed by google. Is blackhat better for this? My site SEO is good, i just need backlinks. Is there a tool to do this to get me top 3 pages within 10 weeks? for a keyword with 235M results, it's 'Fr ee iPhone'
nithinreddy
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- Jan 12, 2011
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outsource it..yes..pay big amounts to a seo firm, if they could get you to page 1
bornformoney
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you do not seem to understand the situation...Blackseng, dizz and others have given you an honest answer...everyone was in your shoes once in their IM career but i doubt they begged like this to be spoon fed...
going about asking questions like these will make you stupid and exposes a wrong image of you...so learn from this thread...and stop duplicating these threads over and over again...
hope you understand...it sounds harsh I know...but good words always do