Rank Mogul, anyone?

Other than the very long video I am still listening too?

Not yet

I finished up the video sales letter and I almost quit viewing it for its a little misleading and typically hyped, but Ryan did a good job to build up the value of the training and gave you the hope to run a SEO business (being the mogul) with a proven formula - even though it states this is a not a get rich quick, it makes you feel you can get the lifestyle next week.

What caught a little bit of attention is the training modules for people you outsource to, thats something meaningful to have as I do have the need to train the people I outsource to, but I may wait... till others provide solid review on the training modules.

Subscribed.

Does John use these exact training videos for his own SEO / SEM staff?

perswealth,

Are these the exact videos that John gives to his staff? Do you find the videos to easy to follow if you are a SEO / SEM newbie?

Well, I called customer service to find out if John ranks local search for his clients (Gmaps)... what a waste of time. The girl sounded half asleep and had horrible communication skills (one word answers) and when I was trying to clarify she apparently disconnected the call mid-conversation. I guess she just wants to make a quick sale or move on to the next.

So apart from that I will probably try this out. Just the templates and 'inner workings' of a successfully outsourced SEO consulting business is enough for me.

Oh, and anyone know if John does local search for his clients? (@ Pierre or anyone?)

I've got access to Rank Mogul now, as I'm a PTF member.

Will let you know what I think, once I've been through it.

I am very curious about this product as well, please keep us posted on your findings.

Any feedback ?

Thanx, cant wait to hear your feedback.

Same here.... it covers the basics well. I knew almost nothing about SEO but was able to take my site from page 13 on google for my chosen key words to page 2 in less than a week! Good course if you are new to SEO. I like this one better than most of what Ryan offers because I actually got results from implementing it.

Ok, after spending a little more time looking at RankMogul, here are my impressions.

This course has eigth modules in total.

The first module is an introduction to the course explaining what will be covered in the modules that follow.

The next four modules cover John's SEO process, which he calls 30 Minute SEO. Each of these modules contains five videos. In each video, he gives you a task to accomplish that ought to take 30 minutes or less. I concur with what the other warriors have indicated: these four modules do a great job of teaching a complete SEO process and I'd expect someone to see good results from following these steps.

Module 6 introduces the last two pieces: outsourcing, which contains 24 videos that you can give to your outsourcers and the client getting process, taught by Perry Belcher.

Overall, I like having a proven SEO process with easy-to-follow video instructions I can give to outsourcers. On the business side, the material seems a bit light although I only took a cursory look at the last module. From what I've seen in Ryan's other programs, the coaching calls might go a long way toward filling this gap.

The interface makes it easy to navigate around and is very similar to the layout used in Ryan's latest offerings, such as "Let's Get Social". So far, I haven't experienced the problems with the videos that Hugh is mentioning.

For a seasoned SEO warrior, I suspect this product has only minimal value --with the possible exception of the coaching calls. For someone less experienced who wants to get into the SEO game, I'd recommend this product.

As an aside, for a complete newbie, I would also recommend seeing if additional material may be useful, e.g. freudianslip27's Offline Marketing Superstar and/or Tim Godfrey and Steve Clayton's SEM Blueprint. A discussion of these and other offerings probably belongs in a different thread.

Hopefully this is helpful for undecided warriors thinking of getting this product.

Pierre/

One criteria you may want to consider, from someone who creates products in the outsourcing training arena, is that the value may not be some new "secret" whiz bang method that you've never seen, but the value is in the training for your team to implement the meat and potatoes SEO/backlinking tasks so YOU don't have to do it.

Just sayin...