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SEO for finished content

by Key Seek
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I am a former college professor who has gone through a career change.


I do some technical writing work, but am mostly prepping/training competitive athletes and doing life coaching (mostly relationships). I also teach martial arts.


I have written high quality content for a project push onto the internet.


In terms of copy, it is 85% done. I will eventually be integrating videos of me counseling men on life, relationships, and also videos of me teaching martial arts/bodybuilding.


I am working hard on SEO, but it seems I am "challenged" (a pc term for I am an idiot when it come to computers, lol)


I may be challenged, but I am also very willing to work hard, commit myself to learning the art and science of webmastering.


What type of help should I seek? Is it possible to just purchase SEO services?


I want to learn, and if a coach tells me to do something, I will do it.


I am focused on key words, and also starting to educate myself on backlinks.


Thank you very much.
#content #finished #seo
  • Profile picture of the author irawr
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    Originally Posted by Key Seek View Post

    I do some technical writing work, but am mostly prepping/training competitive athletes and doing life coaching (mostly relationships). I also teach martial arts.
    It sounds like you have an extremely valuable skill set in regards to content generation. I don't consider SEO to be highly technical, but then again, I sent over 1 billion spam emails legally between the ages of 14 and 17, usually utilizing tools I created myself. I would try to engage with organizations that understand your skill set and can work with you, while being completely transparent about how they accomplish their activities.

    Most people I talk to tell me I'm a wizard, I never saw it that way, I just pay attention to things that matter to me and keep up on them. You're admitting that you're not very good with current technology, so I would turn that "weakness" into a strength by finding people who are and also have reasonable communication skills.

    Sorry I don't have somebody in my address book to recommend.
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    • Profile picture of the author Key Seek
      Originally Posted by irawr View Post

      It sounds like you have an extremely valuable skill set in regards to content generation. I don't consider SEO to be highly technical, but then again, I sent over 1 billion spam emails legally between the ages of 14 and 17, usually utilizing tools I created myself. I would try to engage with organizations that understand your skill set and can work with you, while being completely transparent about how they accomplish their activities.

      Most people I talk to tell me I'm a wizard, I never saw it that way, I just pay attention to things that matter to me and keep up on them. You're admitting that you're not very good with current technology, so I would turn that "weakness" into a strength by finding people who are and also have reasonable communication skills.

      Sorry I don't have somebody in my address book to recommend.

      I have had my eye on you from day 1 on this forum. You have PM.
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