Infinite wisdom, guardian of the SEO, the vessel in the Genesis flood

Thanks for the reply.
You have a great point that I actually have the answer to.
I'm hitting a mark that many digital marketers either forgot about, or never had to experience in real life - dealing with people outside of the internet. Making deals yourself. What is one of the biggest keys of selling OFF the internet? Having personality. Being yourself. Finding yourself before you find a product.

This has either never been learned by digital marketers, or simply forgotten. The key to roping someone into the digital marketing business world (which, believe me, so many sales people who make a 6 figure income have tried and failed) is to become personal.

To a seasoned digital marketer, this could look ameture, corny, or even straight up offensive. But guess what, you either love it or hate it. That's called striking emotions. Tapping into emotions before a sale is one of the easiest ways to sell because it also naturally triggers impulse. The organic "been there, done that" practice is to trigger impulse by the "FREE TODAY ONLY" bologna. Anyone that's been surfing the internet for over 3 years have seen that twice a day.

Will someone be able to succeed after they read this book?
Yes, that's why there's an "Action plan" as the last chapter.
Covering too much in one book?
Absolutely not. Introducing a new digital marketer to every edge of the spectrum is my plan. Once they can see for example "Email marketing", I will have more information about email marketing included in a private members only course showcasing hours and hours of how to setup successful campaigns.

Do you know what I'm aiming for now? Does this make more sense? The title and body of this thread is eye catching, and I'm not even selling anything. Why? because I've found myself, I know my personality, and like no other digital marketer can accomplish before, I'm expressing them.

Any thoughts?

"Infinite wisdom, guardian of the SEO, the vessel in the Genesis flood"
or
Would you click on this before the "top 5 SEO predictions for 2018"
You know the answer, it's clear, nobody with years of SEO experience would admit it, but you want to know what the hell the guy quoting Noahs Ark has to say about SEO. Striking mystery.

Very inviting attitude on the warrior forum.
Very sceptical
Why am I here?
For advice, questions, opinions, observations and more. I'm not here to announce my plans. Just like you said: you're not my target audience, so, that would be useless.
I think most of your sceptisism is because 1. I'm a new member and 2. I'm young.
You seem to be agitated by my confidence, you think I don't have anything to bring to the table here.
I wouldn't exactly call what you are doing "constructive criticism". It's ok ... Thanks

Unless things have changed I don't know how it hasn't been deleted. I have great confidence that had I posted a thread like this in the past (and probably even now) it would have been flagged as self promotional and a prelaunch.

But since it remains - my thoughts

The title was the best part of the "approach". Curiously different (for these parts only) so I clicked.

Unfortunately it was all down hill from there and I'd buy the book only if medical professionals indicated it would save my mom on her death bead (They'd have to guarantee a lasting minimum decade long survival though).

Hasn't the world seen like a thousand times a marketer pretending he/she is the guru that has the answers. Its been done to ad nauseum complete with the same bravado "look at me I know things the rest of the marketers don't"

Second the topics are no such things. The op has confused titles with topics. Thats not a good sign of the brilliance to come. A better approach would have been to show the world a glimmer of this brilliance - a gem that makes everyone go - "wow thats good I never thought of that!"

If you got great pudding then give a sliver of a slice and then I'll go beserk for more. We seldom see it in such bravado approaches for one primary reason - the bragging one knows if they put something concrete down as brilliance - people will look it , roll their eyes and say

"Dude who hasn't known that for ages. Where you been?"

So I get that the OP is high on himself and his SEO abilities while at Starbucks but its not really because his stuff is brilliant.

Its most likely because he has drunk too much coffee.

Starbucks caffeine is great caffeine. Its not like the Op. It has substance. It ain't just bragging.

Good luck to you as well. You have motivated me to create a killer post later tonight or in the morning tomorrow that will be targeted towards the older generation of online marketers. This was mostly a piece created for learners. I'll craft another. Just for you

Can you redirect me to a thread that has such "groundbreaking" marketing strategies that you talk about so much? Because I don't see anything by you or by anyone on this thread that has created something new and unheard of.