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Welcome to The SEO Community
Wow. What a catchy name. Thanks for joining! Here are a couple of rules to keep in mind: 1. Don't be an Asshole Pretty self-explanatory. You can discuss/disagree without being rude. If you are rude after being warned you'll be removed from the group. This is a chill place; be excellent to each other. 2. Introduce yourself Start a new discussion and let us know - who you are - what your experience level is - what you're up to - what you're hoping to get help with * Make sure you select the "introduction" cateogyr! 3. Jump right in and ask a question/answer someone else's question You really do get out of this community what you put in. 4. Finally: don't shill your SEO services/products This group doesn't exist for you to spam everyone, and you'll be promptly banned if you do.
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Hey, I'm Marcus
I've been working with websites forever (30 years now), and always had to have an awareness of SEO. At first it was just that, an awareness for best-practice for client websites. Then I got into ecommerce, and SEO became essential for the sustainability and growth of those businesses. Now, I'm back to working on a combination of local and service niche websites, as well as chatting all thins SEO with others in Advise.so, thanks to discovering youtube.com/@indexsy and meeting @Sean Markey online in Advise. One thing that's made a huge difference to my work is all the tools I've discovered and now use, which took a time of time in testing so many to settle on those I now rely on, so always happy to talk about tools and tactics with those. SEO is a moral obligation to learn, as it helps me to help others that are good at what they do, to be found :)
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Hey I'm Sean
Nice to meet you. I have a pretty diverse SEO experience borne of trying a million things (and mostly failing, but learning) - I've built and sold about $1M worth of affiliate sites (back when they could actually rank) - I've sold over $200k worth of domain names (premium names + SEO domains) - I write a couple of SEO newsletters: Rank Theory and The Weekly SEO - I've been a guest on the Niche Pursuits podcast (twice), Tropical MBA pod, and the Empire Flippers podcast (among others) I'm most known for using expired domains to rank shit, but I do a lot less of that these days... Currently I help businesses with M&A for SEO purposes and doing high-level strategy consulting--both at Ranks.com. I live in Vermont, just south of Canada, in an old farmhouse. It's pretty here:
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