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This is the new community for Bring the SEO (now Tonvaro)
Welcome ā you made it! The Bring the SEO community now lives here, under the new brand "Tonvaro". Dont ask me what it means - I don't know. I just wanted something that was short, easy to remember and brandable (and not related to SEO) Okay so a quick heads up - over the coming weeks, new lessons will be added as theyāre ready. Right now I'm finalizing positioning and after that I will be focusing on marketing, which will include Meta ads. Please note that all technical SEO training has been removed from the community. If youād like to continue watching SEO-specific content, you can find that on my YouTube channel. I also want to set clear expectations moving forward: I will no longer be answering technical SEO-related questions. The core focus of this community moving forward is client acquisition and sales. This means helping everyone get clients, close deals and actually making money. If you need help or have any questions feel free to ask here. Lastly, group calls will also be resuming over the next month or so. Thanks again for your patience during the changeover and welcome to the next phase of the community.
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Google ads at the start of SEO Campaign
Has anyone had success running Google Ads in the first 30ā90 days of a new SEO campaign to generate leads fast and keep the client confident while SEO ramps up? If yes, how do you usually set it up (budget, campaign type, keywords, landing pages), and what mistakes should I avoid?
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Potential Pay-per-lead client
Hello all, I've recently had a Landscape Lighting client pause their organic SEO campaign, but is more than willing to pay for leads if I'm able to produce them. This is my first time attempting this model, but I assume this is the best place to ask for advice. This client is willing to pay $150 per lead. Is this realistic? Can it be profitable? Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Thanks, Matt
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Feeling stuck? Chances are its because of this...
I uploaded a new lesson recently that exposes the self-perpetuating cycle that traps generalist agencies in endless struggle. The core concept is what I refer to as "knowledge abandonment"ā every time you finish a project with a client in one niche and move to a different niche, you abandon all the insights, understanding, and expertise you gained. This creates continuous, expensive learning curves that cost time and money. This has a direct impact on growth and efficiency which trends downward as learning curves compound. The solution is to flatten these learning curves (or eliminate them completely) by specializing in one niche, carrying learnings from one project to the next, and achieving mastery over time. You can check out the lesson HERE
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