
Everything I've learned in 14 years of running an SEO agency. Learn how to get, and keep, websites at the top of the search engines. If you listen to this podcast you will know more about how the SEO industry works than 99% of SEO "professionals."
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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2:00 what is a backlink?
2:03 What is a link?
2:25 What is a backlink?
2:38 What is an internal link?
3:00 Why are backlinks important?
3:16 Authority comes from backlinks... more
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2:32 What is SEO?
2:41 What are keywords?
3:17 Why do SEO?
4:00 What is the goal of SEO?
6:50 PPC (pay per click) is different than SEO
7:20 How ads (pay per click) work
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1:54 What is topical authority?
Episodes that talk about relevancy:
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2:03 What is relevancy?
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Honestly should have left a review ages ago. Been listening for two years on and off and have just started to get more active. No one breaks things down as well as Grumpy.
How is this not more popular?? Btw can I buy a few back links from you? ^_^ Doing a travel blog.
Great straight forward content. When you work with normal SEO agencies and get tired of excuses, this podcast is very refreshing.
Grumpy SEO Guy’s podcast is a dangerous mix of manipulative strategies, over-the-top arrogance, and zero accountability. His relentless promotion of Private Blog Networks (PBNs) blatantly violates Google’s guidelines. These risky tactics expose businesses to severe penalties, deindexing, and wasted resources. Worse, he cloaks himself in anonymity, shielding both himself and his so-called “agency” from the consequences of his reckless advice.
He frequently calls 99% of SEOs and agencies scam art... more
I am definitely at an entry level to SEO but I still find this podcast helpful. Grumpy SEO guy seems to be able to create content that is helpful for people at all different skill levels. Thank you!
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Focusing primarily on search engine optimization (SEO), the content offers practical insights developed from years of experience. Key topics include backlinks, which are emphasized as crucial for boosting website authority and rankings, as well as a wide range of SEO strategies aimed at both beginners and advanced users. The host often tackles common misconceptions in the SEO field, advocating for practical, results-driven approaches rather than following outdated trends or methods. Notably, the unique blend of candid advice, personal anecdotes, and a willingness to challenge conventional wisdom may appeal to audiences looking for straightforward, no-nonsense guidance in navigating the complexities of SEO.
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