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Seo course by Brian Dean




What’s Working Right Now In SEO (And Welcome to STW!)   This is the first video of the SEO That Works online training course.

Welcome! I’m PUMPED to have you here.

If you’re looking for a repeatable, step-by-step system for generating more high-quality traffic using SEO, then you’ve come to the right place.

SEO That Works is the proven blueprint that I’ve used -- and dozens of students have used -- to generate higher rankings and more traffic.

But before we get into the core training starting with Module 1, it’s important that everyone is on the same page.

And that’s what this module is all about.

With that, let’s jump right.

Over the last few years there’s been a HUGE shift in the way SEO works.

Keep in mind: these aren’t minor tweaks.

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I’m talking about fundamental changes in the way Google ranks sites. This means that a lot of old so-called “truths” about SEO simply don’t apply anymore.

Many people caught onto this shift and reaped massive rewards. The people that tweaked their approach to adapt to this New World of SEO are sitting pretty the top of Google’s first page.

And these first page rankings now fuel their online business.

Jason runs a voice over business where he provides voice talent for commercials, radio spots and explainer videos.

Before discovering the new world of SEO, Jason was creating content for other voice over talents.

As Jason puts it: “I started a blog before signing up for SEO that works and researched other voice talent blogs to see what was being talked about.  I had a few initial topics in mind.”

Things like “tips for using audio recording software”, featuring recently completed projects, and studio equipment product reviews.


After publishing those ideas, nothing happened. No increase in traffic. I knew I was still missing something. This is when I started SEO That Works.“

Using the STW System, Jason created and promoted piece of content that’s generated backlinks from more than 80 different domains including links from authority sites like Penn State University and About.com.

Now let’s look at Sumitha.

When she first started her blog, Sumitha was practicing the old world of SEO to a “T”.

As she puts it: “My approach was to publish a new post each Monday and do some outreach until next Monday and move on to the next article. It wasn't very successful.”

After taking STW, she decided to give the new world of SEO a shot. Her first Power Page, which you’ll start on in Module 1, was a huge success.

Her Power Page received : -11,923 unique pageviews -2.1K FB likes -2 highly relevant, authoritative backlinks (DA 86 and 54) - A mention + link from Fox 6 Now morning show

Now: If you’re already having a lot of success with SEO, you’ve also come to the right place.

In STW you’ll get access to a new set of advanced tools and strategies that you can use to take your game to the next level.

For example, Freddie Chatt is an in-house SEO at the ecommerce store, Amara.com.

Even though Freddie is an experienced SEO veteran, SEO That Works helped him take his success to another level.

A few weeks after enrolling in STW, Freddie posted this in the Facebook group: As you can see, Freddie boosted traffic to a section of his eccomerce site from 5000 to 35000 visitors.

Not bad.

And this course I’m going to show you EXACTLY these SEO That Works graduates did it and how you can do the same thing...step-by-step. 

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