nofearman

Anyone a member of Aaaron Wall's SEO Book membership and is it worth the recent increase of $300. I have to assume he has gone form $50 a month to $300 in just a little over a year to control membership so it must be good stuff.

Or are there just as good programs out there maybe at a more fair price. I think $300 is just way over the top for a monthly membetship unless the benefits are enormous. Would love to hear feedback from current members.

be strong

nope...learn from the top seo experts here in the forum

nofearman

That's a given. But, are you responding from "experience" as an SEO Book member or just an assumption?

be strong

based on my experience with my websites on page one of google learning from top seo experts here

Paul D Brady

Hi,

Interesting Post. I've not long ago myself signed up for SEO Book - another program I'm on...phew.

@be strong - seeing as you're making it happen, who would you suggest to follow here? Also, would you mind showing a site of yours on page one, so I could get learn from you? My sites are bouncing around pages 2-4 at the moment and I'm struggling to move them up.

Keep on keeping on!

nofearman

So you can't answer my question. I didn;t want to hear bragging about commonplace first page on SERPs , which anyone can do with not a whole lot of expertise. . I was asking for someone who can give me info on SEO Book Membership experience.

nofearman

Not a difficult task. Just go for keywords that are attainable using niche keyword tools like micro niche finder, Market Samarui, basic on-site SEO (title tags, h1 tags, don;t bother with meta tags except description for SERP description), and backlink like crazy with keyword anchor text and white hat guidelines. Social bookmark everyday.

You will hear many people brag about their first page position, but then ask them to qualify their claim with the level of keyword. ANyone can get to number #1 with "Littletown Ohio gift baskets", but to rank for a higher level much higher traffic keyword like "gift baskets" is a whole different story. That's what separates the men from the boys.

be strong

yeah, Daniel M. is one of the good guys here...i don't remember how to spell his last name i think it's Molinaro.

and I was a beta tester for inlineseo dot com...I got the course for free thank God but I think It's a one time 400 dollar course. Lisa's and Daniels advise are good enough to get you started to better seo.

but I strongly recommend Lisa's seo course....it's basically all the goodies packaged into one box because all the deep information is right there meaning it's beyond basic elementary seo stuff. It's helping me big time structuring my sites for ppc campaigns

be strong

recommend Lisa's course inlineseo dot com.

very impressed with her video course and you won't be dissappointed..it's a one time fee

Lawyer007

SEO book has valuable information and good insite from some of the top SEO's in the business... my problem with it was I didn't log on enough and read enough to justify the money. I am no logger a member but my partner still is.

I think SEO book is worth the money if you are willing to put in the time of using it as a tool. If not, you might find more value in something else

cma01

So he opened up the membership again? I guess I missed it.

I bought the book itself when he sold it as a stand alone product prior to the membership site and it is VERY good.

I can't give you feedback on the membership itself, but I do use his free tools. They're awesome.

danlew

It's very overpriced! I have an SEO Communiity Site free to join and post in forum. If you would like to post blogs and media and contact clients directly the cost is just $19.95 per month. I Highly recommend giving it a try - GSEO.net

dastar

I do think seobook is good overview of SEO, but I like inlineseo because it goes into actually implementing many of it's methods.

packjack

the membership is costly !