Neil Patel's 100k food blog project
I presume that anybody with a shred of experience didn't expect things to unfold as he described, but to me, even the first post about finding an aged domain by "asking people in the niche if they'll sell" shows too much of back end stuff.
I wonder how in the world did he think these things (like the recent high quality exchange links to that exact domain JUST before he got it for a 100 bucks) will go without being noticed?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not reproaching him, I'm just trying to understand how the mind of a great marketer works.
Any thoughts?
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