
Net Access and Stomping the Search Engines 2.0
Just spent the last few hours going through StomperNet’s new publication, called “Net Access,” and the new Stomping the Search Engines 2.0.
I have not yet finished everything, but I can say right off the bat that this is a first class product, created by a top-notch team at StomperNet.
First let’s talk about Net Access. This is a no fluff journal, (they don’t want it called a magazine, because it’s got a lot more content and hardly any ads). The content in here is drawn from the faculty, and a quick look at the article titles pretty much says it all:
“How to Interview an Outsourced SEO” by Jerry West
“The Keyword Heist Technique” by Dan Thies
“26 Things To Test” by David Bullock
“Ranking on Page One” by Leslie Rohde
“Shotgun! Enjoy Galactic-Size Content Distribution Without Ever Leaving Your Home” by Sherman Hu
“Twittering Your Way to Free Traffic” by Paul Colligan
and more…
You get the idea - top shelf content. The articles are easy to read, and each author’s personality really comes through. Each article is pretty focused and will give you at least one big “take away.”
Well-designed, full-color spreads, lots of usable content.
My favorite part is the “Monthly Action Plan” in the back, that details action steps for each article. This is truly where the rubber meets the road, and sets this apart from everyone else’s monthly paper and ink subscription.
Two thumbs up for the Net Access! Check it out…
And now, Stomping the Search Engines 2.0.
I was never one for search engine optimization, or SEO, because I thought it was too technical and aside from the basic on-page factors (tags, keywords, titles), you just had to get lots of links.
For many of us, this will get us 80% of the way to the top of the engines. However, it’s not quite so easy these days. We’re competing with videos, images, news and local search. And if you’re not showing up on the first page of Google for your keyword, you may as well not exist!
It can still get a little technical, but this DVD-ROM video course is scripted and concise, and the added personality of the faculty members brings it to life and simplifies things quite a bit.
The Course consists of seven modules. They are:
Module 2: How Search Engines Work
Module 3: Keyword & Content Strategy
Module 4: Site Structure
Module 5: Optimizing Content
Module 6: Link Building & Promotion
Module 7: Improving Results
I believe STSE2 has pretty much set the standard for SEO courses available today! Comprehensive, from newbie to advanced, great production values, content and presentation - this course ROCKS!
My only suggestion would be to include transcripts, don’t know if it’s just omitted in my review copy.
So why launch two products together?
Here is an excerpt from Andy Jenkin’s latest e-mail:
“So, I have one product, my SEO course, that I’d love to be able to charge as little possible for…
...And a monthly journal that I need to get as many subscribers as possible for…
And that’s WHY we decided to combine these two products together into a SINGLE offer - because it will allow us to give you a maximum value (STSE2), for the lowest possible price (”The Net Effect”).”
With these two top notch products, and knowing how these guys can really “move the free line,” you can expect this to be a killer offer!
You can see more detail about STSE2.0 on their countdown page.
More later…< >< ><–>
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