Can't quite believe this

byannedy

105 followers

5 years ago

I've been wandering around the edges of the online business community for what seems more than a lifetime.

I've read/taken/given up so many online 'courses' that I daren't add the numbers. So yeah, let's say I was cynical. Ok, damn cynical.

But I've just finished the first unit and for the first time, I actually know what key words are!

I mean. I'm sorry. but that alone is worth the time (and later, money) investment.

Turns out there's a seriously straight forward reason I was getting like 0 traffic through my shiny website - no-one could find it!

And even better, turns out my, what I believed was my bursting-at-the-seams-with-competition niche, isn't.

There's more search terms out there than I thought possible for my area of expertise. Just a bit of verbal jiggery-pokery and I'm sorted.

I'm absolutely, gobsmacked. Actually, I'm inventing a new term 'haddock-smacked' - it's more illustrative to how I feel.

Kyle and Carson you deserve your own new term for the astounding job you've done. Your content rocks.

I get it if for those struggling. If you haven't got a service or something you 'know', it'll feel like an uphill battle, but seriously 'sports snack hats'? Who knew such things even existed? But sheesh, people want them yeah? So, if you don't have an expertise or special interest, use your hobby.

For sure this is going to take committed effort, but I was doing that before for 0 return.

And you know finally having someone explain the back-end of the tech stuff so I'm driving the bus, that's worth the ticket fee.

Finally no longer having to pay to listen to someone spout jargon at me, whilst sitting there with that sinking feeling, actually they haven't a clue what they are doing.(turns out they didn't).

Kyle and Carson.more power to you!