An Hour A Day Makes The Good Rankings Stay

This is an excellent book for your business to encourage spending time on Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

I have worked in SEO for a while, and you will be surprised at the gains you can get from as little as an hour a day.

Some great tips in this book to keep everything updated and working properly.

Don't miss out on this great book!

4.8/5

Concepts good but this edition is now too far outdated.

A book on search engine marketing that I picked up and skimmed through.

This book is great. It is organized well and the writing style is direct and light-hearted. It's chock-full of great tips and has a helpful companion web site and worksheets too.

I would say, this is a good basic book. If you can apply it in real world then its okay. I mean, read this book and go to YouTube for SEO courses. you will get real life courses over the YouTube. I mean, having worked in Digital marketing, I would say, get some idea by reading the book. (you will hardly understand it), but once you watch the videos and then refer a book, then it would be crystal clear.
So,best strategy is to learn from YouTube and then get advanced knowledge from books. Nothing beats actual experience though.

I'm still reading this book, but so far, I've learned a lot about SEO. In the first section (which I'm completed with), I learned how to think about my site, my site's goals and my business goals and if they are aligned or not (they even offer a variety of tools to help you along). I will update this review as I continue to read my book.

Its Great book for SEO

I want to learn what will improve the visibility of my web page.

Great resource for small online retailers

I'm still reading this book, but so far, I've learned a lot about SEO. Very nice book I should say.


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Followed book to the letter, months later, I am on the first page of Google for a very competitive keyword phrase, without very little effort.

Super basic - This was a book that Avinash Kaushik had recommended in his book web analytics 2.0, so there was no reason for me to turn it down. Darn! It was such a bad (terrible), choice. Throughout the book, there was nothing but plain trash. The writer is oblivious to the fact that so many SEOs outsmart Google by various techniques. And it was all a kindergarten level of old "Google Knows it all"