best SEO guide for beginners?

12 years ago

Clearly, you "know" SEO a little bit. Otherwise, you wouldn't be placing links on your sig. :rolleyes:

Anyways, here it is,

SEO: The Free Beginner?s Guide From SEOmoz

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Blue445nm

12 years ago

Originally Posted by EdwardDennis

Clearly, you "know" SEO a little bit. Otherwise, you wouldn't be placing links on your sig. :rolleyes:

Anyways, here it is,

SEO: The Free Beginner?s Guide From SEOmoz

I read that guide like so many times and I would give it a 6/10.

It is 'informative' giving you extremely general information about SEO. It doesn't tell you how to actually do it though which most newbies are looking for.

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EdwardDennis

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Blue445nm

I read that guide like so many times and I would give it a 6/10.

It is 'informative' giving you extremely general information about SEO. It doesn't tell you how to actually do it though which most newbies are looking for.

If they tell you how to actually do it, step-by-step, then they wouldn't have a business running. Read their blog posts. Some of them are gold, in my opinion.

EDIT: I see that you have SEOMOZ premium account. I'm sure you know how valuable some of their posts are, if you put it into action. cheers.

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John Romaine

12 years ago

If you want a complete, step by step seo video training course, have a look at the link in my signature. "seo training" (this is my own product)

Its most definitely one of the most comprehensive seo training courses available.

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aaron86

12 years ago

I think you did SEO on your business because if you wont know SEO how come you have a link posted on your signature?

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jackwebson 12 years ago

Originally Posted by aaron86

I think you did SEO on your business because if you wont know SEO how come you have a link posted on your signature?

Is that really always the case?
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getano

12 years ago

The best way to learn how to actually do SEO is to test all the theories you can find out there. Learning what works and what doesn't on your own is a great experience. That is how you become a good SEO!

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TheDFitz 12 years ago

The absolute best starting point for learning about SEO from knowledgeable experts who can explain anything to you in a simple and interesting way are the people at SEOmoz. The blog is awesome.
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kromos01

12 years ago

SEO for dummies by bruce clay is a really good tool for starters imo, if you complement all of his knowledge with this forum you are g2g

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Devid1

12 years ago

Be regular in this forum and read some articles on seomoz,seobook etc.

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SwedishDemocracy 12 years ago

SEOmoz is my favorite, it's very user-friendly and easy to understand. Beyond that, check Warrior Forum and a few other SEO information sites on a regular basis. SEO changes every day.
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johnnys229

12 years ago

The problem is that SEO is so dynamic, it always changes so drastically with every update, that it is very difficult to pinpoint within a guide. If you write a guide in 2012, it may be correct as of now, but who knows whether it will stand the test of time in 2013, 2014 and onwards.

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joeal

12 years ago

I made a beginners seo guide just recently and I think it's pretty good. I can't post links because I am new to the warrior forum but check my signature.

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Carl Brown 12 years ago

Download SEO Warrior
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speedbird

12 years ago

There are so many resources on the Internet to help you learn SEO. Just use the good old Google to find forums, books and blogs.

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ProfessionalMarketer

12 years ago

No matter how many eBooks you read, how many videos you watch... It all depends on how you work on the SEO and what is your effort to reach your goal!! At the end of the day it all comes down to YOU!! And only YOU!!

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Sohel Parvez

12 years ago

Originally Posted by johnbritto495

Dear Friend,

I am newbie to SEO. I learn more about SEO. Please share your details of best seo guide here.

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John

i can only recommend you Google search engine optimization starter guide can be found:
http://www.google.com/webmasters/doc...rter-guide.pdf

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IprovideSEO

12 years ago

I would agree with the SEOmoz beginners guide! It is easy enough to wrap your head around for beginners

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nik0

Banned 12 years ago

A few days ago I wrote an SEO guide for beginners but the thread was deleted.

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Becker13

Banned 12 years ago

http://source-wave.com/beginner-menu/

ta da

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bsbear

12 years ago

Just read the SEOmoz one, it explains 100% of the info, just doesn't give you specific websites.

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Becker13 Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by bsbear

Just read the SEOmoz one, it explains 100% of the info, just doesn't give you specific websites.

SEOmoz is like the worst SEO resource of pure waste of time info ever made

They got a really good site audit tool thought!
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