Ik herinner de eerste keer wanneer I eerst over SEO leert het eigenlijk uit de website van de Muur van Aaron bij kwam www.SeoBook.com. Hij is een meester in SEO en als u meer over SEO wilt leren u zou moeten van de Muur van Aaron leren Omdat ik aan partijen van het zijn onderwijs ten goede ben gekomen dat ik heb beslist om hem te laten vallen e-mail voor een gesprek. En ik was gelukkig vrij genoeg om hem ertoe te brengen om een gesprek te doen met me via e-mail. Ik dacht het groot zou zijn om met u sommige vragen te delen ik hem vroeg.

Hier is het Gesprek met de Muur van Aaron

1. Kunt u een korte inleiding over zich geven en hoe u in begonnen werd
de zaken SEO?

Mijn eerste website was een rantwebsite en ik had geen geld toen ik op het Web kreeg. Van er organisch onderzoek scheen een duidelijke stap. Ik maakte een ander domein neerschrijvend nota's voor mij aangezien ik leerde en een persoon kwam over de plaats en wilde me inhuren. Ik probeerde weigerend maar hij aarzelde aan mijn weigering. Een maand later maakte hij duizenden dollars van mijn dienst $100 SEO profiteren en zodat begon mijn carrière.

2. Er zijn daar vele zogenaamde deskundigen SEO, maar wat u verschillend van de rest maakt?

Ik heb met enkele grootste online en kleine mom van huishoudenmerken gewerkt en typewebsites geknald. Weinig SEOs heeft die kans om het inzicht te bereiken u van dat gamma van ervaring krijgt. Als SeoBook.com als plaats morgen stierf en ik geen SEO verkocht raadplegend zou ik nog een goed levend… d.w.z. maken: I use my own advice as well as giving it out. I also rank on the first page of Google’s search results for “seo.” Rather than always trying to be right and give a black and white yes or no answer I realize many questions require deeper context. Understanding why things are how they are also helps you figure out where they may go as the structure of the web changes.

3. Everyone online is now fighting to get high rankings in Google is that really important?

Most businesses can enhance their exposure and profits through search. It is not for everyone, but maybe only 98% of the market needs it.

4. If I am a newbie to SEO, do you have any advice how can I get started to SEO my web pages to be friendly with search engines?

I created two guides to really help begginers. One is blog specific and the other is more general. Since you run a blog I would suggest reading The Blogger’s Guide to SEO ( http://www.seobook.com/bloggers ), though the Work.com guide to learning SEO ( http://www.work.com/learning-search-engine-optimization-1053/ ) should be helpful too.

5. What are the top search engine would you recommend for people to SEO on and how can we go about to start doing SEO for our web pages?

In most places Google is the market leader. They are the engine with the most traffic worth focusing on the most in most markets. In some foreign markets other search players lead the market. This global search report ( http://www.multilingual-search.com/global-search-report-2007-released-free-pdf/15/10/2007 ) should help you identify other important engines in those markets.

6. It is truth that search engines loves blog more then normal websites?

The answer here is yes, and for a wide array of reasons.

- Blogs allow you to regularly publish bite sized targeted content.
- People can subscribe to your feed and be notified anytime you post new stuff.
- Over time that builds a large base of subscribers.
- Whenever you have new content that means hundreds or thousands of people who like your field see it right away. If they like it and link at it then your rankings go up further.
- Blogging is generally quite conversational in nature. Publishing a blog makes it easier for others to learn to trust you and want to link to you.

7. What are the important factors to consider when doing SEO? It is all about just collected good quality backlinks to get good rankings?

Currently backlinks are the leading key. But you also need to get the right kinds of links. If I am buying 10,000 links at $20 a month each that is $200,000 in recurring ad spend. If I am getting 100,000 free links that do not require recurring payment that is a big advantage worth a lot of money (assuming my on site sales process and site structure are designed to convert link equity and rankings into money). Plus when people mention your site in a positive light it builds believers and transfers trust to your site. Something that is hard to get by just renting links. And that is why content has to be part of your link strategy.

8. Where do you get your knowledge and experiences in SEO?

My wife (http://www.heygio.com) and I publish a lot of websites, worked for a diverse set of clients, and have some great friends who monitor the search space as well as we do.

9. Do you use any software to do your SEO? Can you recommend a few to us and explain why you use them?

We offer a lot of free SEO tools ( http://tools.seobook.com/ ) on our website that I use on a daily basis. My favorite tool is SEO for Firefox. Beyond that, I also like many of the competitive research tools like Compete.com Search Analytics, SEO Digger, and Microsoft’s Ad Intelligence plug in. And every SEO should be using an analytics product of some sort.

10. I would not say I am an SEO expert myself but from my experience is SEO all about ensuring the title tags, meta tags and url tags and backlinks are catered to the keywords you want to target?

Absolutely correct. And then beyond just ranking for keywords you also want to create content that people want to talk about and share…and that could be because they love you, they hate you, you made them laugh, or you offer a great useful utility.

11. Is there any sure way to find out what we do with our website for SEO is the right way or wrong way?

The easiest way is to set a baseline and start tracking. Use analytics tools to track general traffic trends and use our rank checker ( http://tools.seobook.com/firefox/rank-checker/ ) to track your rankings for important keywords. Keep in mind that even if your rankings fluctuate a lot and rankings sometime drop that is fine so long as your general traffic trend is increasing.

12. Lastly, we know you wrote a really powerful book called the SEObook, I got a copy myself and I feel it’s a great book and you maybe share with us what inspired you to start writing that book?

I saw that search was getting harder…but I loved the field. At that point in time I also realized that selling consulting was a rough business model (for both clients and consultants). I figured the ebook could help a lot of people. Around 13,000 people bought it and thousands more got it through other means. So it ended up working out a bit better than I expected. But since I am only one person, as search keeps growing more complex I had to change my business model to focus on deeper customer relationships. That is why we launched our SEO training program ( http://training.seobook.com/ ).

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If you have not heard of Edmund Loh, well you should because he has been marketing since 2005 making well over 6 figures online and has a huge based on customers online and he started this business really from scratch.

Here’s are the questions and things you will learn in this 50 minute interview with Edmund

1. Would You Like To Explain How You Got Started Into Internet Marketing and how long have u been doing it?

2. So how did you got started to building a list and when was the break through in your business?

3. I heard you are very popular with PLR products would you like to explain more about what PLR is?

4. Where do you find all your resources for your PLR products? Do you create you own or you bought them?

5. You have many website projects online what is your top 3 methods you used to drive traffic online?

6. You also own a few membership sites what software do you use to create your membership sites?

7. From your experience are membership sites really profitable and what’s the percentage of drop out like?

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Called the “PLR Extraordinaire” by his customers, Edmund Loh is highly recognized for producing top quality Private Label digital products at an unbelievable pace for the Internet Marketing industry, though more often than not he doesn’t take the credit.

Every once in a while, Edmund hosts the Awesome Fun Gifts Mini Give Away Event with his selected group of respected Internet Marketers.

Alongside providing business-building tools, downloads and resources at zero-cost through his Mini Give Away channel, Edmund has also helped several Internet Marketers to build their mailing lists at warp speed.

Edmund has also worked and joint ventured with many of the planet’s top Internet Marketers such as Aurelius Tjin, Doug Champigny, Jeremy Gislason, Liz Tomey, Mike Steup, Simon Hodgkinson, Vince Tan, Dylan Loh, and many more to name.

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About Reed Floren

Reed Floren is a “Mild-Mannered Young Minnesota Hotshot” according to The American Spectator Reed has been featured on the front page in numerous newspapers, magazines and in business books for his endeavors online.

In 1999 when Reed was 13 he first got the itch for online business and signed up for various paid to surf programs.

Back in 2003 Reed created a stock market forum which later catapulted to the #1 ranking on Google, Yahoo, MSN and many others for the phrase “stock market forum”. He had developed quite the following for his knowledge on financial topics but since he was still in high school he decided to pursue other interests.

After a stint in having his own film production firm and computer consulting company Reed decided to devote his senior year of high school (2005) into learning his true passion of marketing.

At the end of the school year he presented to a hungry crowd of over 100 people “How I made $7,500 Sitting In My Underwear”

Then in summer of 2005 he started working with internet marketing legends such as Russell Brunson, Mark Joyner and Henry Gold among many more.

December 2005 Reed and Henry Gold created 117ChristmasGifts.com which had over 50,000 people join, Nearly 1,000 JV partners and almost $50,000 in revenue.

In April 2006 Reed had literally cracked the AdSense code and was on track to earn $30,000 that month until Google decide he was in the wrong.

Then Joel Christopher asked Reed to speak at his MasterListBuilder Event in May 2006, Reed then got his first real autoresponder that he actually used.

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I just got back from a business event called Ozone, met a few interesting people. An idea just came to my mind as I was on my way home which was I realized I have interview really lots of successful people online. There are many readers who really need help on making money online so I thought why not compile all the interviews on a single page

Below is a list of experts and gurus I have done for the past 2 years of my blogging career and trust me if you really listen to any of the audios below you WILL make money just that you need to take action that’s it =)

Would You Like To Be A Featured Speaker On This Blog?

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I got know him through an unexpected way as I was launching Atomic Blogging, he became one of my top affiliates in Atomic Blogging and that was the only time I realized he was actually someone on the Internet when I found out his background further from Warrior Forum. Ever since then we started chatted online and today I managed to get him into the call.

The special VIP guest I have today is Dr Ron Capps, also known as the NicheProf. As the Niche Prof, Ron shows people on the Internet how they can profit from their passions. You can visit Ron at www.NicheProf.com. In addition to showing you how you can profit from your passions, Ron has had his own niche websites online since 1994 which is over 14 years of experience!

First website was consistently ranked in the top 10 for jazz music between 1994-1998. Presently own several domains clustered around a variety of niche markets and coach others in implementing Web 2.0 resources and the discovery and development of niche markets for clients around the world

Sold almost 500 copies within 10 days and had affiliates who earned over $1000 in commissions. That would be a testimonial in reference to the Web 2.0 Resource Bible
Listed in Google in 10 hours and went from no Alexa Rating to below 100,000 during launch. Still around 275,000 without any promo!

Frequent presenter at conferences and teleseminars on the topics of Web 2.0, Social Bookmarking and Social Networking, Niche Market Research and Development, Keyword Research and Management, the use of AdWords and content for traffic generation and list building

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John Chow is the founder and CEO of TTZ Media Inc., an advertising network that provides shopping comparison banners to its affiliate sites. He is also the creator of John Chow dot Com, one of the most successful personal blogs on the Internet.

John is best known for showing the power of blogging when he used his blog as an income case study. He took the blog from $350 per month to a over $30,600 per month in just one year, in just 2007 alone he generate well over $180,000 , 3.6 million page views & 1.9 million visitors from just one blog with much of that income coming from affiliate marketing.

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Interview With Nate Whitehill from Unique Blog Designs

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About Nate Whitehill

Nate Whitehill is a 23 year old serial entrepreneur and multiple business owner. He has been blogging since January of 2007 and has accumulated nearly 1000 RSS readers in that time. In August of 2007, Nate launched his newest startup, Unique Blog Designs by designing new blogs for John Chow and Shoemoney.

In November of 2007, Nate and his UBD business partners exhibited at the Blog World Expo in Las Vegas. In the past several months, Nate has worked closely with John Chow and Shoemoney to develop several other of their web properties. To date, Unique Blog Designs has worked with over 70 clients to design or redesign their blogs with the focus in helping them become more successful online.

You can read Nate’s blog at www.natewhitehill.com or learn more about Unique Blog Designs at www.blogdesign.com

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