SEO Expert Shares Tips in Wall Street Journal

Just ask yourself this: How many authors that you know (I mean ebook authors) have been interviewed by The Wall Street Journal?

Not many. Right?

But there’s one young chap that I have been observing for some time and I admire had been interviewed by WSJ recently. (I will give you the link to the article in a moment. So stay with me.)

Not only that, even Forbes interviewed him.

Why am I telling you this?

I want you to pay CLOSE attention to this guy if you’re doing SEO. Or you plan to delve into SEO soon, this might concern you.

Needless to say, SEO means free targeted traffic coming from Google, Yahoo! and Live.com. They call it organic search as opposed to paid ads like Google Adwords.

If you can drive traffic to your site from search engines and it’s free, imagine what the traffic can do to your bottom line.

Okay, back to the SEO guy. Let me share with you why I respect him. A few reasons:

1) He has a blog. What’s so great about it? You ask. Well, he updates it almost every day without fail with latest news on SEO and marketing. Sometimes, more than a post per day. (Many gurus out there have not even updated their sites since 19XX…)

2) When you buy his book, you get free lifetime updates. Paid once but get latest updates (now 328 pages) forever, keeping you abreast with SEO techniques.

3) When you email him, you normally get response within 1-2 days. Replies might be short and straight to the point. But what the heck, it’s better than any “gurus” out there who seem like never check emails sent to them or take them forever to reply.

4) As I just mentioned, he has been interviewed by MAJOR mainstream media like WSJ and Forbes. You think it’s easy to get interviewed by these publications? Of course not, at least for all those so-called “gurus.”

5) He is the go to guy for SEO for Seth Godin, author of too many books to be listed here and creator of Squidoo.com.

You may not like the way I say “gurus” here. But there are simply too many scammers out there (who call themselves gurus) and I don’t want you to waste money on them.

Listen. Choose the right “guru” and you’ll be safe.

Enough said about this guy, I hope you’re convinced that he is the guy to look for for SEO.

Well who is this guy that I highly recommend? You have to see it for yourself here.

If you do thing there, just read his blog here.

Remember to subscribe to his RSS feed as he’s damn generous in sharing.

Click here if you want to read about the article in WSJ.

Have fun,

Abel Cheng

PS - Here are just some of the things you’ll learn when you invest in his book:

• What really matters when it comes to on-page optimization and the truth about meta tags.
• The key element of your home page that will determine ranking success for your primary keywords.
• The important distinction between keywords and keyword phrases, and which of the two you should target in certain contexts.
• How the correct navigation elements can make or break your site in the search engines.
• Which big web directories are worth your time and money, and how to properly approach niche directories without wasting time and money.
• The 15 link-building strategies that work best today.
• What to do (and what not to do) when the search engine algorithms get updated and your rankings fluctuate.
• The 5 quickest ways to get kicked out of the search engines (and how to avoid them all).
• How social media tools like blogs, web feeds and tagging have become crucial to ranking well.
• The number one key to appearing as the most natural and relevant source to the search engines for your target keywords.
• And much, much more!