SEO Book - training programme?

[Kingdingle22]

Anyone used it?

I've been reading loads about SEO for the past 5 or 6 months and picked up quite a bit but I am now looking for a bit more of a structured learning process. It's quite expensive (300 US dollars!) which is off putting but it looks good...?


Anyone used it or could recommend a cheaper alternative?


Thanks,
Zac.

 

[OldWelshGuy]

if you have been reading up on SEO for months, then you will be best advised to get a few sites and start doing some of it for yurself. That is the best way to learn what does and doesn't work from what you have read.

Aarons book and course are fine and at $300 they are far from expensive. But there is nothing in there information wise that isn't available for free.

 

[Kingdingle22]

Actually its 2 grand total! (months payments of 300)


I have three sites I am working on and this definitely helps!

 

[I, Brian]

While as OWG says, you can learn much of what you need for SEO through reading and experimentation, Aaron Wall is one of the most clued up people in internet marketing.

So what you'd get from the SEO training prgram from Aaron isn't just SEO - it's SEO with important insights, not least relative to new developments and how to tie in what you learn with other marketing channels.

So if it's something you're already considering, I would certainly recommend it.

 

[brianbeecroft]

I used some free software from Web CEO to optimise a couple of my websites, this enabled me to get high google rankings. I did then upgrade to a paid version (£200) and this included an online course that I found very helpful. I don't say this in anyway compares to the course you have been looking at but maybe it a starting point and at least it is structured.

 

[OldWelshGuy]

As brian Says, Aaron knows his eggs.

 

[Kingdingle22]

Thanks guys. I'll give it a think!

 

[shinwtf]

you should try to optimized you're own website now.. you will learn more by doing the actual SEO..

 

[seo next]

I would recommend you to buy Arron's book.. It is surely better than looking into free information because at times you get mis-guided by people's suggestions which are not actually correct