Ok, time to update this puppy.
The guys I thought might be bro gurus? They were super rip off scam artists. Total evil geniuses. No worries though cuz I found a bunch of other classes and slowly but surely snuck in to those whenever possible or just learned from somebody already successful in those groups.
Turns out SEO is the career that never ends. You literally never know exactly who to trust or what’s actually working at any given point. It’s all estimates. Learning all this is ridiculously fun for my NTJ personality.
I’ve been using my zone of genius (connecting, talking dirty, humility and overall awesome girl silliness ) to get to know all the major players in SEO/Leadgen for a little over three months now. I’ve made friends with the creators of several major tool platforms. I know how to be absolutely sure that I’m talking to a guru vs someone who is making money the real way. I’ve learned local SEO, organic SEO, and GMB map packs. I found the best press release tool on the planet and I found it before a bunch of the major players, so now they at least understand that I’m smarter than the average blonde. Lol. Or at the least that I know how to listen to the smart ppl.
I am currently accruing backlinks as fast as humanly possible. My
goal is 3million. I’m up to 4,000 or so. Sigh.
I’ve got on page and off page understood enough to explain it but hell if I know anything about security matters or technical jargon. I have decided that design is my most hated thing in the world so I’m gonna outsource that and general website upkeep.
I am WAY worse at sales than I thought I was but I set up my own SEO agency. I got clients. I’m getting better at sales.
I haven’t made any progress on affiliates. Blah.
My little service-based business is doing well. I’ve gotten more clients and I have a bunch of networking things scheduled.
I still haven’t done my taxes but whatevs.
Lastly, I might be slightly in love with this ridiculously hardworking guy who, even if he lost everything he has now and never changed at all, I could see myself with.
Next
goal: build systems for everything. Double down on what works best. Rinse and repeat.