SEO Tools, SEO Forum, SEO Conferences
CHAPTER 1
Much
of the craft to SEO is knowing how to use time effectively. SEO is
an
extremely time intensive process. These are the tools I use to save
time
with SEO. None of these links are affiliate links. I get paid nothing
to
recommend these tools to you.
SEO Glossary
If
you do not understand what core vocabulary words mean it is hard to extract
meaning
from higher level conversations. Due to reader requests I created a free
SEO
glossary.
http://www.seobook.com/glossary/
SEO Forums
The
ability to gain near real time answers to your SEO questions makes SEO
forums
extremely valuable.
A
good forum has a good sense of community, but different SEO forums have
different
goals. Generally I support the idea that good SEO is generally making
good
ideas that would be easy to spread and / or gaining high quality links. The
forums
that allow open discussion of and support effective SEO ideas are my
favorite.
forums
will also help speed along the learning cycle.
• Free: Review
of and links to most of the major SEO forums (and many
smaller
ones too). Most SEO forums are free.
(http://www.seobook.com/archives/000161.shtml)
SEO Conferences
If
you analyze the search results well enough you can figure out quite a bit of
information.
Forums occasionally offer great tips as well.
I
can’t recommend enough attending conferences though. Conferences allow you
to
meet people and talk to them in person, which helps build trust, and some
people
may be willing to explain things in private that they would not talk about in
public.
The
two biggest conferences are Search Engine Strategies and WebmasterWorld’s
Pubcon.
Both are great. Search Engine Strategies tends to be geared more toward
corporate
marketing and Pubcon tends to be geared more toward independent
webmasters.
Many of the same big names in the SEO field attend both
conferences.
If
you have the opportunity to attend some of the smaller bar only conferences you
can
learn a bunch there too. I love SEO Roadshow, but some of the smaller
gatherings
like that are invite only, and you may only get an invite to them after
people
know you online or meet you at one of the more mainstream conferences.
• Danny Sullivan’s Search Engine Strategies
(http://www.searchenginestrategies.com/)
• Brett Tabke’s WebmasterWorld Pubcon (http://www.pubcon.com/)
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