I folks, I'm trying to decide which paid for SEO Advice content I should pay for: 1. Aaron Walls SEObook Training forum at $100 (£50.70) per month 2. Seomoz.org Pro Content at $49 (£24.88) per month With the SEOmoz.org I'm considering purchasing the video content at $199 (£101) My reason for purchasing is that I'm an eBusiness Adviser based in Scotland looking to further my understanding of the topic to make my skills more marketable. I'm familiar with all the basic techniques involved, confidently advising clients over the past two years, but I want to take my knowledge beyond the SEO101 level. Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
I suggest go in for Aaron wall's forum, he is an awesome guy and the community is amazing. Well worth the price.
I will suggest Aaron Wall's program as well. I am given a chance to preview his program sometime earlier and I must say that the materials are rock solid
Where 'bout in Scotland? I've seen some of the Aaron Wall stuff and believe it is very useful and good for both beginners and the self-proclaimed 'experts'. Most of the content, however, is freely available all over the net by various authors.
I think it depends on what tools you use. If you use a specific CMS and there is an SEO operation publishing info on tools, methods and monitoring techniques that can be better than general SEO
Originally in Aberdeen working for Scottish Enterprise, now in Glasgow after taking a career break and looking around for the right job. Taking the spare time to brush up on some of my skills! Many people have recommended Aaron Walls stuff - I purchased his eBook a couple of years ago as a primer into SEO and was interested when he moved to a forum based business model. My concern is that it would mostly be beginner information discussed over and over as happens to many of the forums I've looked at over the years.
Euan, I can vouch for Aaron Wall's stuff - I used it as mentoring material in my beginnings. Not sure if he still runs his blog on seo-related issues, but it's definitely worth a read.