Websites For Learning intermediate/Advanced SEO Question
- Thread starter Mikel94
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Los Angeles SEO Agency
Power Member
- Sep 2, 2012
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Hey OP!
Welcome in and to be 100% honest, I have been a member of this forum for over 4 years now and from my personal eexperience the information, tips, guides and methods shared on this forum are more abundant then SEOmoz, SEOroundtable, and Searchengineland all combined into one!
Remember: It's all about the questions you ask.
If you dig deep enough you will find that there's topics ranging from 301 redirects to using buffer and parasites and much much more that I could go into.
Start off by reading the White-Hat SEO forum, there are a few stickies from reputable members that help go over the basics and even advanced aspects of SEO.
Also, some reputable members that share some great info from time to time that you may want to follow are Leith, t0mmy, Asif Wilson, Davids335, plus many more!
Warm Regards and rank on!
~Mark
Welcome in and to be 100% honest, I have been a member of this forum for over 4 years now and from my personal eexperience the information, tips, guides and methods shared on this forum are more abundant then SEOmoz, SEOroundtable, and Searchengineland all combined into one!
Remember: It's all about the questions you ask.
If you dig deep enough you will find that there's topics ranging from 301 redirects to using buffer and parasites and much much more that I could go into.
Start off by reading the White-Hat SEO forum, there are a few stickies from reputable members that help go over the basics and even advanced aspects of SEO.
Also, some reputable members that share some great info from time to time that you may want to follow are Leith, t0mmy, Asif Wilson, Davids335, plus many more!
Warm Regards and rank on!
~Mark
mynameisfrankenstein
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- Apr 2, 2015
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Hey Mikel.
I don't think it's necessary to join anything to learn SEO. Most of it is freely shared information and you'll learn best just by applying knowledge and testing on your own.
Really the best way to SEO is guest posting and building great content. That's hard work and there's no easy solutions or any gimmicks that you're going to find that will beat out hard work. If you do find any, they're not viable long-term and you will most likely get punished for them. If you want to build a real business then just network and create great content.
I don't think it's necessary to join anything to learn SEO. Most of it is freely shared information and you'll learn best just by applying knowledge and testing on your own.
Really the best way to SEO is guest posting and building great content. That's hard work and there's no easy solutions or any gimmicks that you're going to find that will beat out hard work. If you do find any, they're not viable long-term and you will most likely get punished for them. If you want to build a real business then just network and create great content.