Podcast appearances and mentions of matt diggity

Meet Lou Viveros whom I was introduced through Matt Diggity. Matt posted that Lou was there in some of his M&A transactions and that is when I learned about Lou's work in both M&A as well as being an advisor to startups, SEOs and affiliate companies. As a startup, I've learned quite a few things from Lou in getting to know him over the past year and I've gained a bigger appreciation for advisors like him. Lou Viveros is now launching the SBOCoach.com program to help small business owners. Lou also is featured in the advisory section of The Affiliate Lab course by Matt Diggity.

Steve Toth is the man behind seonotebooks.com and works with global companies around the world. He's the man that took Freshbooks to rank position 1 for a 300,000 volume keyword, quadrupling organic traffic within a year.  This episode is dedicated to SEO (search engine optimisation), the latest core update and what that means for your business. He covers the heavily debated topic of AI and shares a tactic that very few people use when it comes to improving their organic rankings.  This conversation explores actionable strategies for improving SEO, the importance of staying updated with industry changes, and the impact of recent updates in the SEO and eCommerce space.  Join us as we uncover valuable tips and perspectives from a seasoned SEO professional.  Topics Covered 00:24 - Steve's experience in SEO has spanned over 15 years 04:41 - Managing accounts and sharing actionable SEO tips 07:25 - Google cracking down on AI content abuse 10:10 - AI detecting and impacting website rankings significantly 15:52 - Use popular words from SERP for AI title 18:33 - Softwares to help automate SEO  23:10 - Similarities between eCom and SEO project plateau 24:48 - Brand building through digital PR improves click-through rate. 28:01 - Analysing current trends, using social media data 32:22 - Matt Diggity's SEO strategy for backlinks analysis 35:00 - High impression keywords with low search volume are valuable. Discover them in various places like Google Auto Suggest, customer data, and customer questions for SEO success 39:30 - Utilise Google Search Console for keyword optimisation 41:35 - Drive links to category pages for ranking 44:08 - Avoid being in trouble with Google by doing this

Curious about the ever-changing world of SEO and affiliate marketing—and how one entrepreneur successfully navigated these dynamic industries? In this episode, I'm joined by Matt Diggity, the founder of Diggity Marketing and a seasoned SEO expert, to explore the realm of SEO and affiliate marketing. If you've ever wondered how to ride the waves of these industries, dive into our conversation! Matt shares his journey from biochemistry to becoming a leading SEO expert through affiliate marketing. You'll discover the critical role of content and authority in SEO success, and gain insights into affiliate marketing strategies, including branding and traffic source selection. We'll also discuss Matt's approach to content creation for diverse YouTube audiences, his efficient video production process, and more. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://bit.ly/47G9lCS Interested in our Private Community for 7-Figure Store Owners?  Learn more here.   Want to hear about new episodes and eCommerce news round-ups?  Subscribe via email.

What does SEO in affiliate marketing look like in 2024? I've had the luxury to interview these amazing SEO experts to ask a lot of questions. Questions like what SEO tools do you use, how would you build an affiliate site on a minimal budget, is it too late to do affiliate marketing and what strategies would you advise for affiliates for 2024 and beyond. These SEO experts include Matt Diggity, Kyle Roof, Victor Karpenko, Gabriela Covey, Sean Chaudhary, Fery Kaszoni, Michal Suski and Koray Tugburk Gubur.

**Cold Open (Handkerchiefs / The Everbros Lost Episodes / Vulgarity)**Skip the Cold Open at 17:27**We see a lot of rookie mistakes new agency owners are making that's causing them to not get any sales or make it passed the $10k/mo mark.At its core, it comes down to commitment to your expertise and your niche.In this episode, we don't just tell you what we think the mistakes are, we also talk about things you can do to prevent these from affecting you and your agency.The 7 mistakes are:Having no skillsOutsourcingNot being an expertNot doing researchNiche hoppingStart-up costsNo clear goalOther mistakes we mention in this episode are:Not subscribing to Stacked Marketerhttps://www.stackedmarketer.com/friend-recommended/?rh_ref=9731be28Not leaving us a review or a rating on Spotify or AppleAs always, if you enjoyed this episode or this podcast in general and want to leave us a review or rating, head over to Apple and let us know what you like! It helps us get found and motivates us to keep producing this free content.Want to connect with us? Reach out to us on the everbrospodcast.com website or connect with Jake on socials:Twitter/X: @HundleyJakeLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jake-hundley/Facebook: facebook.com/jake.hundley.1Instagram: instagram.com/jakehundley/**This note is for Matt Diggity. I mentioned you in the podcast and made a bet you'd get a Google Alert on your own name. Your part is at 54:30**

Matt Diggity gives an SEO masterclass that includes affiliate marketing. Year after year, people keep asking if SEO is dead and Matt thinks there has never been a better time to be in SEO and to get started in SEO and affiliate marketing. There is a lot of timeless, evergreen, SEO tips in this episode and it is one that you'll want to listen carefully and take notes.

In an era where thinking outside the box is paramount, foreign SEO has emerged as a tantalizing strategy for affiliate marketers in search of new frontiers. While foreign affiliate industries are not as established as their English-language counterparts, competition is less fierce and Google algorithm updates are less frequent and hard-hitting.  Among the numerous gems in this treasure trove of opportunities, the Dutch affiliate market stands out for its unexplored potential. This is where Niels Zee, a seasoned SEO and affiliate marketer comes into play. Niels has not only navigated the complexities of affiliate marketing but has also mastered the Dutch affiliate market's distinctive characteristics.  In this episode, Niels shares his journey from inception to expertise. We dive into the differences between the US and Dutch affiliate markets, and Niels highlights how language and cultural nuances play a pivotal role in shaping strategies for success.  From monetization options for Dutch sites to the importance of backlinks in Dutch affiliate marketing, we explored the critical elements that set this market apart. Niels explains,  “The most important metric for the Dutch market is the amount of incoming links versus outgoing links. Some websites just link out to 10,000 websites and they only get 100 links in. That's not quality. And Google knows that. So really try to shy away from those sites if you're looking to buy a Dutch affiliate site.” Moreover, Niels took us through his playbook for nurturing and expanding affiliate sites, sharing his secrets for sustainable growth. He also shares the secret sauce behind structuring acquisition deals that work like a charm as well as the pros and cons of building from scratch versus acquiring established affiliate sites. According to Niels, “I always prefer to buy a site over building one from scratch. There's always a sandbox period where you create a domain and then for the next three to six months, nothing happens. That's very frustrating. It's less risky to start with a domain that's already ranking and bringing in some traffic.” Listen to this episode to unlock the door to a new realm of possibilities in the world of affiliate marketing. Topics Discussed in This Episode: How Niels ended up in the affiliate and SEO world (03:16) Overcoming language barriers and the key differences in US vs Dutch affiliate markets (10:58) Monetization options for Dutch sites (14:24) Why backlinks are so important in the Dutch affiliate marketing (17:02) Niels's advice to aspiring affiliates who want to get into the Dutch affiliate market (22:11) Niels's experience in building vs buying affiliate sites (24:58) How Niels structured his acquisition deals and what he looks for in a site (29:10) Niels playbook for growing his sites (35:21) How Niels uses AI in his workflow and his views on how it will affect the industry (39:45) The growth trends Niels has seen in the Dutch affiliate market (46:10) Mentions: Empire Flippers Podcasts Empire Flippers Marketplace Create an Empire Flippers account Subscribe to our weekly newsletter  Sign up for our referral program  Neils's LinkedIn profile Bol.com affiliate program Sitedeals.nl Matt Diggity's affiliate course  Authority Hacker courses Sit back, grab a coffee, and learn how to navigate the exciting world of Dutch affiliate marketing!

In an era where thinking outside the box is paramount, foreign SEO has emerged as a tantalizing strategy for affiliate marketers in search of new frontiers. While foreign affiliate industries are not as established as their English-language counterparts, competition is less fierce and Google algorithm updates are less frequent and hard-hitting.  Among the numerous gems in this treasure trove of opportunities, the Dutch affiliate market stands out for its unexplored potential. This is where Niels Zee, a seasoned SEO and affiliate marketer comes into play. Niels has not only navigated the complexities of affiliate marketing but has also mastered the Dutch affiliate market's distinctive characteristics.  In this episode, Niels shares his journey from inception to expertise. We dive into the differences between the US and Dutch affiliate markets, and Niels highlights how language and cultural nuances play a pivotal role in shaping strategies for success.  From monetization options for Dutch sites to the importance of backlinks in Dutch affiliate marketing, we explored the critical elements that set this market apart. Niels explains,  “The most important metric for the Dutch market is the amount of incoming links versus outgoing links. Some websites just link out to 10,000 websites and they only get 100 links in. That's not quality. And Google knows that. So really try to shy away from those sites if you're looking to buy a Dutch affiliate site.” Moreover, Niels took us through his playbook for nurturing and expanding affiliate sites, sharing his secrets for sustainable growth. He also shares the secret sauce behind structuring acquisition deals that work like a charm as well as the pros and cons of building from scratch versus acquiring established affiliate sites. According to Niels, “I always prefer to buy a site over building one from scratch. There's always a sandbox period where you create a domain and then for the next three to six months, nothing happens. That's very frustrating. It's less risky to start with a domain that's already ranking and bringing in some traffic.” Listen to this episode to unlock the door to a new realm of possibilities in the world of affiliate marketing. Topics Discussed in This Episode: How Niels ended up in the affiliate and SEO world (03:16) Overcoming language barriers and the key differences in US vs Dutch affiliate markets (10:58) Monetization options for Dutch sites (14:24) Why backlinks are so important in the Dutch affiliate marketing (17:02) Niels's advice to aspiring affiliates who want to get into the Dutch affiliate market (22:11) Niels's experience in building vs buying affiliate sites (24:58) How Niels structured his acquisition deals and what he looks for in a site (29:10) Niels playbook for growing his sites (35:21) How Niels uses AI in his workflow and his views on how it will affect the industry (39:45) The growth trends Niels has seen in the Dutch affiliate market (46:10) Mentions: Empire Flippers Podcasts Empire Flippers Marketplace Create an Empire Flippers account Subscribe to our weekly newsletter  Sign up for our referral program  Neils's LinkedIn profile Bol.com affiliate program Sitedeals.nl Matt Diggity's affiliate course  Authority Hacker courses Sit back, grab a coffee, and learn how to navigate the exciting world of Dutch affiliate marketing!

SummaryIn this episode, Sean shares his insights on how to effectively grow a B2B SaaS business. He emphasizes the importance of not trying to do everything at once, but instead focusing on a sustainable routine. Sean also recommends prioritizing the top problem at hand and leveraging platforms like YouTube for expert advice. He personally found success in learning about SEO and Google search ads from YouTube channels. With these tips, you can navigate the complexities of B2B SaaS growth more easily.Key Points Don't try to do everything all at once - find a sustainable routine. Prioritize the top problem at hand to build a successful business. YouTube is a valuable resource for learning about B2B SaaS growth. Sean recommends Matt Diggity's YouTube channel for SEO advice. Aaron Young's YouTube channel is great for improving Google search ads. Overwhelming yourself doesn't lead to success - prioritize and tackle one problem at a time. Leverage visual learning through YouTube videos to master important topics. YouTube Channels SEO (Matt Diggity) - https://www.youtube.com/@MattDiggity Google Ads (Aaron Young) - https://www.youtube.com/@AaronYoungGoogleAds Free Email Course How to Build a Profitable AI-Powered B2B SaaS Business for Less Than $750 - https://nxtstep.io/b2bsaasConnect with Sean Subscribe to my YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@nxtstepsean Connect with me on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-boyce/ Notes generated by Podcast Show Notes  (podcastshownotes.ai)

The market for website flipping is highly competitive, with many experienced investors and entrepreneurs vying for the same opportunities. This can make it difficult for newcomers to break into the industry and make money. That's where an SEO strategy comes in handy. It can increase website visibility, improve user experience, lower marketing costs, and increase website valuation—all of which are crucial for successful website flipping. In this special episode, Rad Paluszak joins me today and discusses creating an SEO strategy to use for flipping websites. Rad Paluszak is a web developer and software architect with 20 years' experience. He has been a technical mastermind in the SEO industry since 2010. Rad helped Matt Diggity run his SEO agency The Search Initiative, and Matthew Woodward with Search Logistics. He recently founded Husky Hamster, an outreach link building company and his SEO Agency Non.Agency. Rad's specializations include international and technical SEO, machine learning and understanding, as well as looking at SEO from business and management perspectives. During our discussion, we covered the topic of how Google uses entities to organize websites, their rankings, and their value? How can you understand SEO the easiest way possible by focusing on just the main 3 elements of SEO? What helpful content looks like, and what information you need to find out about your competitors to outrank them? We also discussed what is tech SEO and why you should focus on resolving a few key tech SEO fixes as a launch pad to growing the site? And what you should and SHOULD not do after you've bought a site? Last but not least, we talked about my GOB course that Rad took and what he learned from it? Catch this valuable episode and learn SEO strategies that can make your website flipping venture a success! Episode Highlights 02:30 What are the 3 main things in SEO? 10:01 What is helpful content? 23:36 Content or backlinks—which is more valuable? 28:20 Technical aspects of SEO 32:40 Tech Order 43:57 Know your website! 48:57 Best SEO tools Key Takeaways ➥ To create an effective SEO strategy, you need to focus on 3 main things: content, links, and technical aspects. Your website must have high-quality and relevant content that satisfies user intent, authoritative links from other websites, and a technically optimized website structure, page speed, and mobile-friendliness. These three components work together to improve your search engine rankings and increase your website's visibility.   ➥ In SEO, links are important because search engines use them to assess a website's authority and relevance. If your website receives high-quality links from trustworthy and reputable websites, search engines will see them as valuable, which can improve your search engine rankings. Internal links within your website can also help search engines understand which pages are the most important.   ➥ Addressing technical SEO issues often involves making changes to the website's code, structure, or server configuration. Once these changes are made, they are typically permanent and do not require further attention unless there are new issues or changes to the website. About The Guest Rad Paluszak is a web developer and software architect with 20 years' experience. He has been a technical mastermind in the SEO industry since 2010. Rad helped Matt Diggity run his SEO agency The Search Initiative and Matthew Woodward with Search Logistics. He recently founded Husky Hamster, an outreach link building company and his SEO Agency Non.Agency. Rad's specializations include international and technical SEO, machine learning and understanding, as well as looking at SEO from business and management perspectives. Connect with Rad Paluszak   ➥ Husky Hamster SEO Audit - https://bit.ly/3EPd7OZ  ➥ Husky Hamster Content Packages - https://bit.ly/3YurU9g➥ Husky Hamster Link Building Packages - https://bit.ly/3jSfKbi Resource Links   ➥ Buying Online Businesses Website - https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com ➥ Download the Due Diligence Framework - https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com/freeresources/ ➥ Sell your business to us here - https://www.buyingonlinebusinesses.co/sellyourbusiness ➥ Semrush - https://bit.ly/3lINGaV ➥ Surfer SEO - https://bit.ly/3X0jZiD ➥ Site Bulb - https://sitebulb.com/ ➥ Ahrefs - https://ahrefs.com/ ➥ Ubbersuggest - https://neilpatel.com/ubersuggest/    *This post may contain affiliate links, so we may earn a small commission when you make a purchase through links on our site/posts at no additional cost to you.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SummaryIn this episode, Sean shares a guide he's built on leveraging AI-assisted strategies to generate more organic content and boost your B2B SaaS SEO rankings. He explains how he went deep down the rabbit hole of SEO and created a step-by-step guide full of reverse-engineered advice from YouTube channels such as Matt Diggity and Neil Patel. By verifying keywords and search intent, evaluating performance, and identifying keyword opportunities, he aims to create the best SEO content to drive organic traffic to his landing pages and websites. He also emphasizes the potential of AI tools to make your content creation process more efficient and effective.Free Resources AI-Assisted SEO Content Guide How to Build a Profitable AI-Powered B2B SaaS Business for Less Than $750 Key Points AI-assisted strategies can help generate more organic traffic Reverse-engineer advice from experts such as Matt Diggity and Neil Patel Verify keywords and search intent for optimal traffic Evaluate the performance of your SEO content Identify keyword opportunities for growth AI tools can make content creation more efficient and effective SEO content creation requires detailed step-by-step procedures Quotes "I went deep down a rabbit hole of figuring out SEO AI content generated pretty much everything in 2023." (00:47 - 00:58) "Both Matt's and Neil's channels are mentioned and linked in the guide that I'm providing to you by email." (02:38 - 02:44) "But before I get there, I wanna build a procedure that I know works and I'm gonna test on myself." (04:19 - 04:24) "There is a ton of progress that's been made in terms of artificial intelligence tools to help us be more effective and more efficient with that work." (04:59 - 05:06) "Is the AI content outperforming the organic content? Is the organic content outperforming the AI content, any even more than that?" (05:39 - 05:45) "Get a copy of that guide. It'll be linked in the show notes below, and let me know what kind of feedback you have." (05:46 - 05:50) Generated by Podcast Show Notes at podcastshownotes.ai) Free Email CourseHow to Build a Profitable AI-Powered B2B SaaS Business for Less Than $750Notes generated by Podcast Show Notes  (podcastshownotes.ai)

When it comes to content websites, having quality and many pieces of content plays a crucial role in their business success! But we all know that producing bulk content of high quality is very expensive. You need to hire multiple people to do the work and spend a lot of money to achieve the desired results. To resolve this issue, many resorted to using AI generation tools. But is it really helping their business grow? Joining me today in this special podcast episode is Rad Paluszak, who will share his insights about AI content, which is perfect for online business owners who want to scale their businesses. Rad is a web developer and software architect with 20 years' experience. He has been a technical mastermind in the SEO industry since 2010. Rad helped Matt Diggity run his SEO agency, The Search Initiative, and Matthew Woodward with Search Logistics.We have discussed the truths and myths about AI content generation tools. What are the risks you run for your website if you follow them blindly and don't know how to use them the right way? Why Google eventually released a leaked article that has now been updated, expressing how to use EEAT for your website and not just EAT.  We also talked about using AI content generators in a wholesome and valuable way for everyone involved, especially the consumers or readers. I also shared my process for generating AI content in a safe way, which Rad emphasizes is a solid plan. What would Rad add to it? Lastly, Rad shared his favorite AI tools out of the 11 best ones he's been testing over and over.  Do you think your website's content needs some work? Check out this episode to learn the SEO hacks that could grow your site!   Episode Highlights 03:26 Truths and myths around AI content tools 15:55 Why chat GPT is “NOT” the answer! 20:38 What are the warning signs for AI content tools? 25:49 How do we embrace AI for content generation? 38:30 The process for creating content with AI tools 46:19 Rad's top AI content generation and detection tools   Key Takeaways ➥ The output of AI content tools is not always correct, so you still have to proofread and edit it.  ➥ Using AI content tools might cut your costs, but you should also be aware of the risks attached to them.  ➥ AI tools are not foolproof. If you want to know the best tools for your business, you have to do some tests.    About The Guest Rad Paluszak is a web developer and software architect with 20 years' experience. He has been a technical mastermind in the SEO industry since 2010. Rad helped Matt Diggity run his SEO agency The Search Initiative and Matthew Woodward with Search Logistics. He recently founded Husky Hamster - outreach link building company and his SEO Agency Non.Agency. Rad's specializations include international and technical SEO, machine learning and understanding, as well as looking at SEO from business and management perspectives. Resource Links ➥ Buying Online Businesses Website (https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com)  ➥ Download the Due Diligence Framework  (https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com/freeresources/) ➥ Sell your business to us here (https://www.buyingonlinebusinesses.co/sellyourbusiness) ➥ Get 1-1 voice note coaching with Jaryd (https://app.coachvox.com/profile/jaryd-krause) Connect with Rad Paluszak: ➥ SEO Agency - Non.Agency - https://non.agency/  ➥ Husky Hamster Content Packages - https://bit.ly/3YurU9g➥ Husky Hamster Link Building Packages - https://bit.ly/3jSfKbi AI Creation Tools Content Generator ➥ ChatGPT - https://chat.openai.com/ ➥  Writer - https://writer.com/  ➥ Writesonic - https://writesonic.com/ ➥ Quillbot - https://quillbot.com/    Audio ➥ Play.ht - https://play.ht/ ➥ Murf - https://murf.ai/   Video ➥ Synthesia - https://www.synthesia.io/ ➥ Papercup - https://www.papercup.com/   Images ➥ DALL-E - https://openai.com/dall-e-2/ ➥ Writesonic - https://writesonic.com/ ➥ Midjourney - https://www.midjourney.com/showcase/recent/  AI Detectors ➥ GPTzero - https://gptzero.me/ ➥ GPT Hugging Face Detector - https://openai-openai-detector.hf.space/ ➥ OpenAI Classifier - https://platform.openai.com/ai-text-classifier   Secondary choices for AI detectors: ➥ CopyLeaks - https://copyleaks.com/features/ai-content-detector ➥ Content at Scale - https://contentatscale.ai/ai-content-detector/ ➥ Hive Moderation - https://hivemoderation.com/ai-generated-content-detection    AI Software List➥  https://www.futurepedia.io/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Want some tips on how to succeed with affiliate marketing? Mark sat down with me to share tons of valuable insights into how he's grown Aquarium Store Depot. He discusses how it was originally supposed to be a drop shipping and eCommerce store when he started back in 2017 but had to pivot to an affiliate focus to not compete with Amazon 2-Day Shipping. He followed some courses to learn about SEO, but it wasn't until he joined The Affiliate Lab by Matt Diggity that he started to find success growing an affiliate site. He eventually grew the site to generate more than his full-time job but has kept both. And today Mark shares his wealth of knowledge and experience in affiliate marketing and content creation, providing valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs. He discusses the importance of passion and quality in niche writing. And how being passionate about the topic you choose to write about is essential to creating engaging and high-quality content. He also dives into the differences between content sites and YouTube creators. And shares some of his thoughts about what the future of affiliate marketing will be like. Overall, it's an interesting discussion filled with valuable insights and strategies for those just starting out or even seasoned pros. Be sure to get more content like this in the Niche Pursuits Newsletter Right Here: https://www.nichepursuits.com/newsletter Want a Faster and Easier Way to Build Internal Links? Get $15 off Link Whisper with Discount Code "Podcast" on the Checkout Screen: https://www.nichepursuits.com/linkwhisper

Let's talk about the future of SEO and where AI, ChatGPT, Bing, Google, and SEOs are all heading. This episode features Rad Paluszak from Non Agency and Husky Hamster. Rad shares his super interesting SEO story and shares lots of knowledge bombs. Don't miss this episode. Rad Paluszak has been working in the SEO industry since 2010, and has a background in website building dating back to 2001. Prior to his current role, Rad worked for the largest digital marketing agency in Poland, where he helped thousands of companies successfully improve their online visibility. In 2015, he joined Neadoo Digital Ltd, a digital agency in London specializing in local and international SEO. In 2017, Rad became the Director of SEO at SUSO Digital, an agency that specializes in highly technical SEO. He has also been involved in The Search Initiative and Search Logistics, founded by Matt Diggity and Matthew Woodward respectively, and has spoken on panels at events such as Affiliate World Barcelona and Chiang Mai SEO in 2019. In 2021, Rad founded Husky Hamster, an outreach link-building agency. How to connect with Rad LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/radpaluszak Twitter: https://twitter.com/radpaluszak Non Agency: https://non.agency/ Husky Hamster: https://huskyhamster.com/ Follow Olga Zarr or hire Olga to help you with SEO Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/olgazarr My SEO newsletter: https://seosly.com/newsletter/ My SEO Podcast: https://seosly.com/podcast/ To learn even more, go to https://seosly.com/blog/ You can hire me: https://seosly.com/hire-me/ Want to learn more about me? Check this: https://seosly.com/seo-consultant/ Want to contact me? Feel free to reach out at olga@seosly.com The SEO Podcast by #SEOSLY is kindly sponsored by JetOctopus, an awesome cloud-based crawler and log file analyzed. Make sure to check JetOctopus and make your technical SEO easy: https://seosly.com/jetoctopus/

On EP11 of This Week in Digital Marketing we had Matt Diggity from Diggity Marketing on, and we talked about what we're working on, his thoughts on E-A-T, businesses he's involved in, importance of delegation, YouTube growth strategies, and building topical authority with no links. Sponsor of the Week: Ahrefs.com, best in the market, get on it, don't settle for #2. Find Matt Diggity on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattdiggityseo Get the newsletter she tells you not to worry about: https://indexsy.com/newsletter/

2023 is going to be a year of extraordinary change. The last three years feel like a coiled spring with a build-up of so much potential energy prepared to become kinetic it will feel like the advent of mass-computing all over again. This might be particularly jarring for some and present ranges of opportunities previously unknown for others. What's happening right now is the predecessor of what might be the last human-organized information environment in our species' somewhat short history. Change happens and change is good. The advancements made in AI, and in particular with OpenAI's ChatGPT have given innovative people more tools than we've ever dreamed possible. That some of those tools are sort of like, blunt objects isn't as relevant as the rapidity of their evolution and the dozens of things good SEOs are already doing with them. Check out a number of recent videos at YouTube by Matt Diggity for true innovative brilliance.  You know that meme about how you and your pre-teen buddies are about to go bike riding as a gang for the very last time and none of you are aware that this is it? I think we might have seen the last year we could hold on to a concept of what was “normal” and we didn't know it. Things are going to move much faster from here. It might be good, it might be bad, it might just be opportunities wrapped in new sets of bytes, and it should inspire you to do great things along with scaring the living bejeezus out of you. The weirdest thing about great change is it's often like watching a child grow up. You don't really notice the inches until a foot of them has suddenly happened. And then suddenly, when the thing that's going to happen happens, it tends to happen quite quickly. Happy New Year. Be ready for virtually anything. In the show, Jim Hedger and Dave Davies discussed a range of changes in the SEO industry moving into 2023 including, Bing and ChatGPThttps://searchengineland.com/microsoft-to-add-chatgpt-features-to-bing-search-390936ChatGPT in generalRecent movement against chatGPT in academia and creative circlesTwitter hasn't paid its rentRoger Montti's article asking if the research paper covers the Helpful Algorithmhttps://www.searchenginejournal.com/helpful-content-algorithm/475381/Are Most SEO Practices of Low Quality? Google seems to think so. "Documents that attempt to perform SEO tend to be flagged as very low quality. This is intuitive since these texts tend to simply string a series of keywords together and are therefore incoherent. Furthermore, we found a moderate number of product pages and professional profiles that also attempt to perform some form of SEO. We observed that media-centric domains, such as image hosting domains, often contain incomprehensible embedded text, possibly for SEO."John Mueller quote on Good SEO"I think one of the challenges is that "good SEO" is essentially invisible: it's a well-structured site, it has good content, people like it -- those are not attributes associated with SEO by the bigger web."SEO Skills needed in 2023? Curiosity and Persistencehttps://www.seroundtable.com/google-on-seo-skills-for-2023-curiosity-persistence-34671.htmlGoogle drops 110 character limit on headlines in structured data for articleshttps://searchengineland.com/google-drops-the-character-limit-for-headlines-in-article-structured-data-390937YouTube predicts what will go viral in 2023 https://www.searchenginejournal.com/youtube-predicts-what-will-go-viral-in-2023/475545/(AI, and good-works stuff.ie:  MrBeast)Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/webcology/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Technical SEO is a vital part of any SEO strategy. Without it, search engines could not access your site at all.  For today's valuable episode, I together with my amazing guest Rad Paluszak will break down the complex technical SEO issues. Rad Paluszak is a web developer and software architect with 20 years' experience. He is a technical mastermind in the SEO industry since 2010. Rad helped Matt Diggity run his SEO agency The Search Initiative and Matthew Woodward with Search Logistics. He recently founded Husky Hamster, an outreach link-building company. Rad's specializations include international and technical SEO, machine learning and understanding, as well as looking at SEO from business and management perspectives. Our conversation focused on the following topics such as SEO due diligence and determining the value of backlinks.  We also discussed the site audit and how to do it even if you're an SEO expert? What work goes into building a good backlink campaign? And what are the tech SEO fixes to increase your site's page rankings and speed? Lastly, Rad answered, “What do most bloggers get wrong when buying backlinks?” Explore the technical SEO and backlink strategies that can improve your site's overall performance so it can land on top of the SERP! Check out this amazing episode!   Episode Highlights 03:08 What does Rad do? 04:46 The metrics that Rad looks for in SEO due diligence 09:09 How to clean up the Backlink profile? 18:05 Is it good to remove the backlinks? 23:30 Where do people go wrong in buying backlinks? 33:36 Trust in Google Search Engine's perspective 36:24 Rad's best advice about backlinks! 38:45 Common Tech SEO fixes  49:11 Where can you find Rad?   About The Guest Rad Paluszak is a web developer and software architect with 20 years' experience. He is a technical mastermind in the SEO industry since 2010. Rad helped Matt Diggity run his SEO agency The Search Initiative and Matthew Woodward with Search Logistics. He recently founded Husky Hamster, an outreach link-building company. Rad's specializations include international and technical SEO, machine learning and understanding, as well as looking at SEO from business and management perspectives. Resource Links ➥ Buying Online Businesses Website (https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com)  ➥ Download the Due Diligence Framework  (https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com/freeresources/) ➥ Visit Niche Website Builders and get EXCLUSIVE OFFERS here as a BOB listener (https://bit.ly/3BusZE3) Connect with Rad Paluszak: ➥ https://huskyhamster.com/ ➥ https://paluszak.me/ ➥ https://twitter.com/radpaluszak  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Affiliate marketing creates win-win relationships. Businesses sell more products while affiliate marketers earn mostly passive revenue–and a lot of it, if they do things right. SEO specialist Matt Diggity started his affiliate marketing business in 2009 and today his firms bring a combined revenue of $400K/Month. He explains how to start affiliate marketing with this kind of growth potential in this interview. What is affiliate marketing? Most people have heard of the concept but don't understand how marketers and businesses use it to generate revenue. In this interview, Matt will explain affiliate marketing in depth, including how marketers connect with businesses and the type of content that works best for making affiliate sales. He'll also share some of his favorite tools for generating leads and traffic, along with some best practices for how to use them like a pro. One big draw of affiliate marketing for many is its potential as a passive income source. We'll hear from Matt how many hours he actually works every week and what he spends that time doing to maximize the value he gets out of it. If you're thinking about getting into affiliate marketing, this is one podcast you need to listen to first!ResourcesDiggity Marketing - Find out more about Matt on his websiteUpFlip Academy - Knowledge resource for business owners and entrepreneurs

Affiliate Marketing SEO - Matt Diggity SEO Training and search engine optimization coaching and consulting for all types of websites. Local SEO , GMB , Affiliate. I cover everything SEO related including On-Page SEO , Off-Page SEO , White Hat SEO , Black Hat SEO , Grey Hat SEO , Techniques , Strategies , Methods , Tactics, Anything SEO or SEM digital marketing related I have you covered. Search Engine Optimization Expert and SEO Consultant Chris Palmer Marketing SEO. Learn SEO - SEO Training - SEO Consulting - Digital Marketing Reach out: Chris Palmer Marketing Learn SEO : https://www.youtube.com/chrsplmr Join the group: https://facebook.com/groups/chrispalmerseo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/seopalmer/ With 11 years of passion through digital marketing. Internet Marketing and Search Engine Optimization For any Business or Person in any Niche that would like to learn search engine marketing (SEM) and content marketing for there websites. SEO and digital marketing is my passion and my life. I love nothing more than happily helping small to large companies and businesses achieve results using search engine marketing and internet marketing. Chris Palmer Marketing SEO 30 W Broad St fl2 Tamaqua Pa 18252 (570) 810-1080 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chrsplmr/support

We're joined by none other than Matt Diggity this week to talk all things affiliate SEO.Affiliate marketing is a topic we haven't really gone in to on the show until now, but it's an exciting part of the SEO world and something you can realistically use to generate 6 figures in revenue a month, as Matt covers.Matt is a well known name in the SEO world, whether it's running his blog Diggity Marketing, his YouTube channel, or over at his training group The Affiliate Lab. He's also the man behind the Chiang Mai SEO Conference.Our chat touched on the key things you need to know about using SEO and affiliate marketing together. Enjoy.Hey, Check These Guys OutThe SEO Show is brought to you by Local Digital – need more customers? That's where Local Digital comes in.Stuff You Need To KnowThe SEO Show is released once a week so subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts and if you're feeling extra kind we'd love it if you leave us a review.Learn more about us at https://theseoshow.coCheck out our YouTube content at http://theseoshow.tv

This is the third show where we discuss Empire Flippers, and today we are chatting with Justin Cooke, one of the founders. Justin talked about the Amazon affiliate sites that they sell a lot of, and a good way to learn which sites are selling is to visit their site and go through the listings. Keeping up to date on what's selling in the marketplace is super valuable for all of us. We're all building assets and there's a way to enhance their value. We also talk about the hiring process, and if you check out their site under the careers tab, you'll be able to see what we are talking about. He's got a pretty solid hiring process that he mapped out. He discusses his sales funnel process of hiring, the benefits of hiring an apprentice, how to find potential hires if you don't already have an audience to reach out to, and how to weed out the non-contenders early on. He also has an interesting take on the commission process and discusses how he's made it more of a cooperative arrangement, which has worked out very well. After you listen and your mind is reeling from ideas, you'll definitely want to check out our previous chats with Greg Elfrink and Matt Diggity, on how to best create a site for a future sale or to maintain it while making affiliate income.   “I don't want to fail them..and if I fail them, I'm just going to be amplifying my own failure. But also, any entrepreneur that waits until they are ready to hire has waited way too long.” - Justin Cooke   Some Topics We Discussed Include: Pivoting after one of Google's updates Record-breaking numbers on website sales How to hire an apprentice for your business and working through the ups and downs Breaking down the strategy session process A really smart way to get you noticed when applying for a position Getting over your fears about hiring Building commissions in a cooperative way so the whole team wins Using a cooperative approach for a commissions structure What to do when you are first starting out if building a site to sell Resources From Justin Cooke: Empire Flippers The Opportunity Podcast Empire Flippers Podcast Justin Cooke on Twitter @EmpireFlippers EF Capital   References and Links Mentioned: Flippa The Tropical MBA Gen M Creative Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we've had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by Easy Webinar and Vidyard - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. Scale And Flip Affiliate Marketing Websites For Six-Figures - Matt Diggity How To Create And Sell Your Own Media Empire - Greg Elfrink

We are back with another Therapy session! Today we talk about a variety of subjects, starting with our thoughts on how to build a website and make it profitable enough to sell. This stemmed from our previous chats with Matt Diggity and Greg Elfrink, which were hugely popular and generated some questions from our listeners, including how to build up a site to $500 per month. We discuss a variety of ways to do this, where to go to find the best writers, how to create a site even if you do not consider yourself an expert, and how to team up with influencers so that you are orchestrating all the content. We also talk about our recent launch with PodHacker.com, some amazing results our members are having already, our plans for affiliates to promote, and our thoughts on all the recent discussions about NFT’s and some major players on YouTube as well. As usual, we love creating these shows for you as it gives you a behind the scenes look into our business in addition to our take on the latest chatter in the marketing world. Afterward, don’t forget to check out our shows with Matt Diggity and Greg Elfrink which was the basis of this conversation and where you’ll hear in more detail the benefits of creating sites to sell for big profits, as well as how to create your own media empire. “There are a few ways to approach it - you can invest time and you can invest money. If you want to do it right, you’re probably going to be spending a little bit of both.” - Matt Wolfe “If you are just there to facilitate the conversation, and not be the expert (you don’t have to be the expert) let them create the content for you.” - Joe Fier   Some Topics We Discussed Include: Information intent vs. buyer intent keywords What would Matt do if he were just starting out today Joe puts an end to how he pronounces the word “niche” (the right way ;) How to get others to create the content for you How to find influencers in your niche Forget about needing to be the expert - do this and you can dive into any niche that interests you The magic of creating almost impossible deadlines PodHacker: From concept to launch in six weeks Why everyone is talking about NFT’s Our thoughts on some YouTube channel with major impact   Resources: PodHacker - join us or get on the waitlist to learn how to build a tribe, grow your business, and create multiple streams of income by simply copying a plug-and-play system.   References and Links Mentioned: The YouTube Formula by Derral Eves PodHacker Riverside software ProBlogger Empire Flippers  Flippa MembersPRO Guru.com Sparktoro Casey Neistat interviewing Mr. Beast Noah Kagan’s YouTube channel Mr. Beast’s YouTube channel Learn about NFT’s on YouTube Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. Scale And Flip Affiliate Marketing Websites For Six-Figures - Matt Diggity How To Create And Sell Your Own Media Empire - Greg Elfrink

In this episode of The Opportunity Podcast, we will be speaking with Matt Diggity, the owner of Diggity marketing, Lead Spring, Search Initiative, Authority Builders, the Affiliate Lab, and host of the Chaing Mai SEO conference in Thailand. This is a value-packed episode where Matt shares his roadmap for buying, scaling, and selling sites successfully. Like many in online business, Matt got his inspiration to leave his grueling long hours career from the 4 Hour Workweek. The world of SEO sparked his interest and Matt devoted himself to learning everything he could about SEO and affiliate websites. He's now a leader in SEO who has taught countless people how to create their own income online. In this episode, Matt breaks down many of the core tactics he teaches his students to stay on top of ever-changing SEO techniques. He explores what is no longer working in the eyes of Google and little known tactics that work wonders for creating the kind of links Google really wants to see. He also shares the nitty gritty of his own internal deal flow and how he approaches buying, building, holding and selling within his portfolio. Sit back, grab a coffee, and get ready to take a deep dive on SEO for newly acquired businesses.

Today’s episode with Julie Adams is a real mind bender and we love that Julie has a thriving affiliate business, while also keeping it simple. We talk about her goals of retiring early and she dissects her entire business model as she’s an open book. Julie’s business model is so tactical and you’ll be able to take her way of thinking and apply even parts of it to your own business. She just wants to make sure she is showing up on Google without worrying about Facebook ads or even email lists. She’s just sticking to keeping it lean, mean and profitable.  Julie has a small portfolio of these sites, which are doing great, and it’s really smart how diversified she is. She discusses how she manages the content, the three most important things to have dialed in on your site, what type of time frame you should look at, how she gets her sites ranks, what to do to get backlinks, as well as how to approach affiliate offers and how to get a higher commission right off the bat. Once you’re done listening, be sure to check out our chats we mentioned with Nate Broughton and Matt Diggity. “Google is able to understand language at this point, so if you answer the question in a sentence format, they are able to better understand.” - Julie Adams Some Topics We Discussed Include: Julie’s relatively small portfolio of affiliate sites that will bring her enough money to retire in style Whether you should buy a older domain or a new fresh one to start off The three most important things that no one should overlook When you can expect to get out of the sandbox How to increase your commission potential right off the bat Why being a little less introverted will go a long way The no brainer way to get backlinks that are quality Julie’s rule of thumb when hiring content writers Keyword research tactics and which sites to compare Resources From Julie Adams: SERP Decoder Julie Adams on Twitter References and Links Mentioned: Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. Scale And Flip Affiliate Marketing Websites For Six-Figures - Matt Diggity How To Get Millions Of Visitors With SEO - Nate Broughton

How can you know when you make a change to your website that it’s not hurting your rankings in Google? Well, you can set up SEO tests. Today, I’m excited to share my recent interview with Matt Diggity where he drops some serious knowledge bombs as it relates to SEO tests, affiliate marketing, ranking in Google, and much more. Why SEO testing? Well, there’s a lot of noise in the SEO industry. You can listen to one expert or you can listen to another person and not know if they’re an expert. And of course you can try to listen to Google. How do you know what SEO strategy is the best for your site? Listen to the full episode to hear some of the SEO tests that Matt has performed and how you can set up your own tests.

It’s often said that a business is a way for the founders and employees to bring their theories to life. Sometimes those founders have enough energy and vision to drive multiple businesses. Today’s guest for the Mads Singers Management Podcast is Matt Diggity and he is very much one of those types of founders. His businesses include (drum roll): Diggity Marketing (a blog about digital marketing), Leadspring (a firm that builds authority, monetizes, and eventually sells affiliate websites), Authority Builders (a backlink service), Search Initiative (a client-facing SEO agency), Affiliate Lab (a course that teaches the background of the services that Leadspring offers, for the DIY type), and Chiang Mai SEO (during times when gathering in numbers is permitted).

Interested in getting your content to rank in the top 100?   Today is a special one as The Buying Online Businesses Podcast hits its 100th episode! To mark this moment, I’m very excited to share with you some of the best SEO strategies given by the top experts in the SEO space that can help you—our special viewers—outdo your competitors. This episode is for anyone who wants to give their site the much-needed boost to rise up the rankings.   Come join me in today’s special episode. Tune in now!   Episode Highlights: The 5 guns of the SEO industry [02:22] Why you need to learn about these 5 SEO lessons [05:30] Stephan Spencer’s EAT concept [06:47] Sam McRoberts and the essence of giving the best and quickest value [14:45] Safeguarding your site in the SEO space with Matt Diggity [19:35] Doug Cunnington and the Keyword Golden Ratio [25:00] Gert Mellak and the ERICA formula [30:13]   About Our Host:   Jaryd Krause is the host of the ‘Buying Online Businesses’ podcast. As an online business mentor & entrepreneur, he helps people buy online businesses and websites and ultimately quit their job so they can have more business freedom. The knowledge and experience that he has gathered over the years are what catapulted him into becoming the successful entrepreneur that he is today.     Resource Links: Buying Online Businesses Website (https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com)  Download the Due Diligence Framework (https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com/freeresources/) If you liked this episode, please don’t forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast. You may also leave us a review on anywhere you listen to and share your feedback!  Connect with Jaryd Krause of Buying Online Businesses: Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JarydKrause1 Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ3g6G2USlnq7EgnUsajTBw See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Growth Show we have the pleasure to talk with Matt Diggity. Matt is the founder of Diggity Marketing, LeadSpring, The Search Initiative, Authority Builders, The Affiliate Lab, and The Chiang Mai SEO Conference. A few of the amazing insights hidden in this episode: Matt shares with us how he first started with Affiliate projects and how he managed to get to 5 figures monthly revenue within 6 months,why testing is super important when doing SEO and his formula for affiliate projects,when it might be a good idea to spend money on links,how to be productive while managing lots of projects,and much more! Tune in and share if you love what you hear!

Matt Diggity joins us today for a real, in-depth, tactical show about affiliate marketing. He’s the founder of Diggity Marketing, Leadspring LLC, The Search Initiative, Affiliate Builders, The Affiliate Lab, and the Chiang Mai SEO Conference, and is probably one of the most, if not the most successful affiliate marketer that we know. He breaks down his exact formula on how to pick which niches to go into, how to figure out the best content to write, the ratio of valuable content to content that pitches your offer, how he drives traffic using SEO, and as well as how he builds these affiliate sites to flip to gain over a 40X earning.  So listen in as he’s going to give you a deep dive into his entire process around affiliate marketing, and when you’re done be sure to check out our conversations with Larry Ludwig and Gregory Elfrink for more tactics about affiliate marketing and selling websites.  “In the market places, this is just recently, we are seeing multiples go up to 40-45X profit. If you get a website making $10,000 a month, you can sell it for $450,000 right now.” - Matt Diggity Some Topics We Discussed Include: Examples of good niches to start out with when creating affiliate sites How to find a good copywriter and vet them out Best ways to optimize your site when selling for the biggest returns  How to dig out the best keywords using a swiss army knife? How to get out of the Google sandbox without digging your way out with a shovel Step by step instructions when first building your site What to create for content going forward after your site is up and ranking Ideas for who to partner up with both online and due diligence before you agree How to prove to show Google that you EAT: Expertise, Authority, and Trust Matt’s tool stack and which are his favorites The beauty of being optimized as showing up as the featured snippet Resources From Matt Diggity: DiggityMarketing.com HustleAndFlowchart.com/AffiliateLab - grab Matt’s course here with a huge discount for our listeners References and Links Mentioned: Ahrefs Surfer SEO for turning out perfectly optimized content Screaming Frog for technical SEO Hunter.io for outreach and email finding Clicky Analytics Rank Tracker Google Search Console Elementor for WordPress themes Four Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss Empire Flippers Cult of Copy Job Board on Facebook Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by our go-to SEO research tool, Ahrefs.com, and by  Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. How To Buy and Sell Online Businesses - Gregory Elfrink Selling an Affiliate Site For $6 Million - Larry Ludwig

Matt Diggity is someone that has been buying, building, and growing affiliate website for a long time. In fact, I had him on the podcast about a year ago to discuss some of his background. Since then, I've stayed in touch with Matt and he started sharing more and more about the recent success of a couple of websites that he purchased. These 2 sites have gone from making less than $1,500 a month combined to nearly hitting his goal of $100,000 per month (combined earnings) before the end of this year! And all of this growth has happened in less than 2 years. How did he do it?  Well, that's the focus of this brand new interview that I'm releasing today. We dive into tons of SEO strategies, but we focus mostly on E.A.T. (Expertise, Authority, and Trust) and Link Building.

Matt Diggity~ Founder of Diggity Marketing ~ Current Series ~ 100 Interviews with 100 Major Influencers   “Just start tracking everything. Just gather all the data you can in whatever activity you do.” Matt Diggity Today Matt Diggity joins us to share how he built a 7-figure SEO Location Independent business in four years. Matt is the founder of Diggity Marketing a very well respected SEO company that gets their clients ranked ASAP to catapult their business. ​ On this episode, Matt and I chat about a few things that hit home for location-independent entrepreneurs. We talk about the home-based/travel life balance and Matt shares why he prefers a 60/40 split. Matt digs into the science of building and maintaining a 7-figure business with plenty of travel involved. Lastly, he shares about where SEO is headed and ways you can manage your SEO to get better results.   01:31: Why Matt Loves Chiang Mai? 02:50: Who is Matt Diggity? 06:15: What Diggity Marketing and Lead Spring Offer 09:19: Mastering Tracking and Testing 11:06: Tracking SEO 13:35: The Future of SEO vs. Google 15:39: Will Google Ever Fill Search Results with Only Advertisements? 16:09: What's the 80/20 of SEO vs Google Ads? 18:07: Balance Work/Travel with a 7-Figure Location-Independent Business       Honorable Mentions: 'The 4-Hour Work Week' by Tim Ferriss Matt's SEO Conference ​ Contact Info: http://diggitymarketing.com/ http://leadspring.org/ http://diggitymarketing.com/chiang-mai-seo-conference/     Website:  https://www.thebusinessmethod.com/matt-diggity Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-business-method-podcast/id1069958541?mt=2 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly90aGVidXNpbmVzc21ldGhvZC5wb2RiZWFuLmNvbS9mZWVkLnhtbA%3D%3D Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2q8Q9t78sCL6kNkWlnV1Po    

Listen now (37 min) | On this episode, I speak with Matt Diggity from: Diggity Marketing The Search Initiative Leadspring Authority Builders Chiang Mai SEO Conference Affiliate SEO Mastermind Facebook Group Affiliate Lab Course As you will hear, Matt is a boss-level SEO and website flipper. Get on the email list at website.investing.io

Matt Diggity von der Agentur DIGGITY marketing redet auf dem Nomad Summit 2020 Chiang Mai darüber, wie man erfolgreich eine Affiliate-Website kauft, ausbaut, umbaut, optimiert, monetarisiert und wieder verkauft. Ich fand's sehr unterhaltsam und lehrreich. Wenn du lieber den Vortrag selbst sehen möchtest, dann findest du den hier: SEO and Website Flipping: Matt Diggity - Nomad Summit CM2020

Emilia and Doug have a long conversation that weaves all over the place…chattering like school girls with many tangents. The talk includes: – Working as a lawyer – Getting interested in internet marketing – Starting a YouTube channel – Running case studies and learning to make money online. Emilia’s YT Channel Interview with Matt Diggity […]

Founder of Diggity Marketing, Lead Springs, Authority Builders, and the name behind Chang Mai SEO Conference - Matt Diggity shares how he transitioned from being an electrical engineering to learning SEO from scratch.

Surfer SEO has been creating a lot of buzz in the market for its kickass on-page SEO optimization & this tool has been recommended by top SEO experts like Matt Diggity, Matthew Woordward & many more. ✅TRY SURFERSEO: https://www.bloggersideas.com/Recomme... ✅Check out SurferSEO review: https://www.bloggersideas.com/surfer-... I met Michał Suski Cofounder at Chiang Mai SEO Conference 2019, everyone was talking about Surfer SEO at the conference & I ask Michal for his interview, he said yes & he shared his journey of starting Surfer SEO & how this tool is going to change SEO industry.

Listen in to this episode to hear from Matt Diggity, a well-known SEO expert. We discuss his business model of buying, growing, and then flipping affiliate websites.  In addition, we dive into some very specific link building strategies. Overall, it's a great discussion on SEO and building successful online businesses!

Matt Diggity has been starting, buying, building and flipping affiliate sites in the 6 figure range.  Today we talk all about Matt's many SEO businesses and how you can improve your own sites today.  Tune in now! PS. Are you looking to amp up your online empire? Check out our latest specials […] Read More → The post Growing an Affiliate Business w/ Matt Diggity of DiggityMarketing.com [Episode #81] appeared first on Human Proof Designs.

Ep 31 - Podcast Title: Bulletproof SEO for Your Site With Matt Diggity Upon buying a website, your initial thoughts might be, “How can I grow this website with excellent SEO?” Allow me to answer that question today. I’ll be talking to Matt Diggity about white hat SEO tactics and all the basics of creating SEO friendly content. These bulletproof strategies will fast track your site growth as you learn how to do excellent SEO for your site.   Tune into this episode and learn everything there is to know with the following topics: For first-timers, what are the steps to take for better optimisation of a site? How do you make your site faster? What is the best way to build links? Ways to find keywords that will help you rank higher in Google and other search engines The best way to structure content for SEO Best ways to grow your website with SEO in 2019 - 2020 How do you prepare your site for Google Algorithm updates?   Episode Highlights: 0:00 - Introduction and Episode Overview 4:03 - Major key components in getting a website ranked higher in Google 9:24 - Tips to ensure your content is SEO friendly 13:56 - Techniques on writing an engaging introduction for your content 17:10 - The importance of copywriting in SEO 19: 11 - The foundation of SEO 20:06 - Term Frequency - Inverse Document Frequency and why you need to do it 22:56 - Smart approaches to building links 28:39 - Three things that your link profile NEEDS to contain 33:07 - What’s a good way to boost power to a certain page? 35:29 - What about paid links? 38:04 - How to safeguard your site from the shock of Google Algorithm updates 41:42 - Matt’s backstory that led him to SEO 42:47 - Is it necessary to have a coach or a mentor? 45:23 - Wrap up   To get Jaryd’s free resources, just click here. To go deeper on topics about SEO, check out Matt Diggity’s website here. Get Matt Diggity’s SEO conversions guide right here.   Our Guest: Matt Diggity is a full-blown SEO specialist. He’s the CEO and founder of Diggity Marketing. At Diggity links, Matt pumps out money making sites every week, and he has sold these sites for as much as 5-6 figures. Matt once solved a client’s struggle with a Google Algorithm update and turned their company around from 1k site viewers to a whopping 95k site viewers per month, which is a 9000% increase.

In this episode, Matthew Baltzell is joined by Matt Diggity, an SEO influencer that has his own agency focused on this domain. You will find a lot more about the importance of SEO and where it’s going in the future. Understand how you can make your own real estate website more visible on Google and take advantage of the tools and books that are mentioned. Show Notes - sponsored by Audible.com: Read what's next. READ ANYWHERE. CANCEL ANYTIME. Grab your FREE audiobook TODAY!

In the session 02 of building a business online podcast, I have Matt Diggity with me from DiggityMarketing.com. He and I discuss a lot of stuff, primarily around search engine optimization and how things are going to look like in 5 years from now. Matt presents his argument of why he thinks now is the best time to do SEO and what SERP might look like in next 5 years. You can find the full blog post and mentioned resources here: https://khalidfarhan.com/best-time-to-do-seo/ Enjoy. 

GFA263. This week's episode we have the SEO Specialist Matt Diggity to talk about Amazon Associates Marrying An FBA Business. Let us tune in! For full show notes, check out GlobalFromAsia.com/episode263. The post Amazon Associates Marrying An FBA Business with Matt Diggity appeared first on Global From Asia.

As a digital nomad that travels nonstop and is absolutely in love with it, Matt Diggity is known as the premiere SEO (Search Engine Optimization) specialist in the online space. So if you have a website or plan on creating a website soon, this episode will deliver massive value to you. On today's show, we discuss the intricacies of the digital nomad lifestyle and the burdens lifted off of the shoulder of those who dare to pursue this path. We also cover the most nomadic countries and where the dollar weighs heavily to take advantage of geo-arbitrage. Lastly,we help investors with tips and tricks to rank their websites in search engines for more leads and therefore more revenue. This is a must listen episode filled with location independent and online business nuggets.   Key Points From This Episode: Why Matt took profits from his online business and put in real estate How Matt plans to achieve 20K per month in passive income The benefits of living location independent The turnkey model for single family homes Why Matt quit his job moved from San Diego to Thailand with $2000   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Matt's Website Recommended Book: 4 Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferris Vagabonding by Rolf Potts End of Jobs by Taylor Pearson Sapiens by Yuval Harari The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle Listen to this books for free! Lifestyle Design App: Waking Up by Sam Harris  

Matt Diggity went from being a miserable office guy to being a free man, traveling around the world, thanks to SEO. Today, he is helping others achieve the same through his Diggity Marketing blog and consultations. He is also looking forward to his 3rd Chiang Mai SEO Conference this year with some of the greatest people in the industry. In this interview, Matt talks about his amazing SEO journey, sharing his best insights on affiliate SEO, guest post outreach, how to hire the best SEO folks, and much more. Click here for the show notes

In this episode of the WP Elevation podcast, Matt Diggity tells Troy about his journey from electrical engineer to SEO. He also reveals a number of SEO tips he uses to get websites to the #1 position in Google SERPs (and hold them there). To read the full show notes for this episode, visit https://www.wpelevation.com/212

In this episode, we spoke with Matt Diggity about his path to becoming an SEO expert and dig into what’s made him so successful.

We're here with another episode on SEO: the dreaded topic we like to avoid like the plague. Our guest today, Matt Diggity, founder of the SEO conference in Chiang Mai and many SEO agencies, is giving you a crash-course today on how to do SEO without spending too much time learning, guessing, and failing. Listen to his step-by-step guide you can follow immediately to boost your website's traffic, attracting people that are actually ready to purchase rather than just surfing the web out of boredom.  Find the show notes at activegrowth.com/seomatt

What You Will Learn A recap of our predictions for 2018 (what came true and what didn't) SEO lessons we learned through the “Medic” update Thoughts on the future of voice and visual search Guest predictions from Matt Diggity and Kyle Roof Last year we made 9 predictions on changes to the online marketing and … #128 – SEO Predictions for 2019 Read More »

What You Will Learn A recap of our predictions for 2018 (what came true and what didn’t) SEO lessons we learned through the “Medic” update Thoughts on the future of voice and visual search Guest predictions from Matt Diggity and Kyle Roof Last year we made 9 predictions on changes to the online marketing and … #128 – SEO Predictions for 2019 Read More »

Given my client list, I operate strictly in the realm of white hat SEO. And it works incredibly well, with fantastic ROI. That said, black hat and grey hat SEOs have incredibly interesting and often valuable insights to share. Matt Diggity points out that whether you’re white hat, grey hat, or black hat is all in the eye of the beholder. Today, Matt and Stephan share their thoughts on the debate between white hats and black hats in the SEO industry. Find Out More About Matt Here: Diggity Marketing@mattdiggityseo on TwitterMatt Diggity on YouTubeMatt Diggity on LinkedIn In This Episode: [01:01] - The conversation starts off in an unusual way: with a discussion of Matt’s last name. “Diggity” is a pen name, he explains, and talks about where he came up with it. [02:45] - Matt talks about how he got to know Alex Becker. [04:05] - We learn that Matt considers white hat, black hat, and grey hat to be all in the eye of the beholder. He also describes his history in black hat, grey hat, and white hat SEO. [07:41] - Is Matt considered a super-affiliate? [11:21] - Matt talks about whether he still does spun content. He then walks listeners through what spun content is and how it works. [13:31] - We learn about what works (and doesn’t work) with PBNs, as well as what PBNs are. [18:38] - Matt explains what dropcatch is. [21:41] - We hear Matt’s thoughts on not changing all the Whois information at once. [23:31] - How big of a team does Matt have on the grey hat side? [24:58] - Matt talks about what he does if a network or important site gets taken down, and explores the disavow process. [29:58] - We hear more about Matt’s use of Pitchbox. [33:48] - Matt has only had one manual action in his life, but tells the story of someone else who has always been able to recover from manual penalties. [35:25] - What does Matt do when he’s trying to get a high-trust link? [39:59] - Matt and Stephan share their thoughts on the debate between white hats and black hats in the SEO industry. [43:04] - Matt defines negative SEO and talks about how it functions. [47:54] - There’s a lot of bad stuff that goes on, Matt points out, and is hesitant to go into details in case some unscrupulous listeners might get bad ideas. [49:03] - What are the techniques Matt uses for obscuring his footprint to Google? [52:14] - Matt asserts that PBNs make a lot of sense in the beginning of a website. [53:57] - Where can people learn more about Matt, or learn from him? Links and Resources: Diggity Marketing @mattdiggityseo on Twitter Matt Diggity on YouTube Matt Diggity on LinkedIn Affiliate Lab LeadSpring Authority Builders Co. Chiang Mai SEO Conference The Lab The Search Initiative Alex Becker Ed Dale Zac Johnson on Marketing Speak John Chow on Marketing Speak Affiliate World Asia Greg Davis on Marketing Speak PBNs Drop catching SnapNames DomainTools Pitchbox GMass Link Research Tools

Ever wanted to get a behind the scenes look at a successful 7-figure SEO business? In this episode, Matt Diggity shares everything from his SEO processes, his team building processes, how he lives the life of a digital nomad, and everything else Diggity related - including some special news.   Watch the video interview and get the show notes here: http://lionzeal.com/podcast/mattdiggity/

Adam Clarke ~ Current Series: 100 Interviews with 100 Location-Independent Entrepreneurs that have over $1,000,000 in Annual Revenue Hello entrepreneurs, soon to be entrepreneurs, founders, influencers, digital nomads, thought leaders and people looking to get out there, grow business, scale rapidly and change the world, welcome to the show! Today we have a special guest who just happens to join us because of a random meeting with his roommate. A few weeks ago we interviewed JF Brou, JF mentioned after the show that his roommate was one of the top SEO specialists in the world and recommended we interview him. So we did and voilà...Adam Clarke's episode is here! Adam is the author of a best selling SEO book on Amazon for the past five years. He started a digital marketing agency over seven years ago in Australia and built it into a very successful business. He has achieved over one thousand #1 listings in Google for customers and grew an online store from $20,000/month to $600,000/month in just three years. He recently released his new book SEO 2018 and today on the show we get behind the mind of another SEO master. He will share some of his best tips on scaling your business using SEO, some email marketing tips and share what exactly Google is looking for to rank a website. Towards the end of the show, Adam shares what the future of SEO looks like.  If you need some insight into ranking better online and getting many more visitors to your site, check out this episode. “Between 60% - 70% of websites are getting all of their traffic from mobile.” Adam Clarke 05:07: Why Adam Chooses Chiang Mai as a Successful Entrepreneur 09:58: Differences Between SEO's at the Top of Their Game 10:57: Who is Adam Clarke? He Grew an Online Store from $20,000/month to $600,000/month in 3 years 13:22: What Does SEO Look Like for 2018? 16:36: Using SEO to Scale from 5-Figure to 6-Figure or 6-Figure to 7-Figure 19:51: Adam on Email Marketing Schedule and Why He Prefers Sending to His List 2-3 Times/Week 21:46: Insight on How Businesses Can Help SEO Rankings 26:37: Main Things That Google is Looking For in Their Algorithm. 1. Facebook Activity 2. Backlinks 3. Https:// SSL Certificate 4. User Activity / How people are behaving on your website. 5. Bounce Rates 6. Content Relevance 21:26: The Next 5 Years For SEO 35:07: Using Social Media to Multiply Results “There are two things you should do if you don't want to get wiped out by a Google update. The first one is, don't rely on one tactic….and number two is, you always have to stay up to date with the current SEO best practices.” Adam Clarke “There are two things you should do if you don't want to get wiped out by a Google update. The first one is, don't rely on one tactic….and number two is, you always have to stay up to date with the current SEO best practices.” Adam Clarke Honorable Mentions: JF Brou http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/jf-brou/ SEO 2018 by Adam Clarke http://www.simpleeffectiveness.com/ Matt Diggity http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/matt-diggity/ Gary Illyes, spokesman for Google http://www.stateofsearch.org/gary-illyes/ Noah Kagan https://okdork.com/about/ Russell Brunson http://www.russellbrunson.com/myname Uber Suggest https://ubersuggest.io/ Contact Info: SimpleEffectiveness.com Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

On this episode I talk with Matt Diggity from diggitymarketing.com Matt has a portfolio of over 20 sites that he flips and is also the co-founder of Leadspring which is a partnership for people with sites who are stuck in the rankings or have had income start to flatline. Ideal partners are affiliate sites with a high ceiling niche that can make five and six figures a month to go for big flips. He also has Diggity Links, an application only PBN service. Matt has a Chiang Mai SEO Conference coming up November 3rd with some awesome speakers and an Empire Flippers VIP after-party option - check it out http://diggitymarketing.com/chiang-mai-seo-conference/ >> https://richardpatey.com/diggitymarketing

Silicon Valley software engineer reads Tim Farris's 4 Hour Work Week after freaking out about his life on the hamster wheel and it changed everything in his life. On this episode of the Digital Journey Podcast, Matt Diggity tells his story how he started with zero knowledge about website SEO and became a multi-million dollar Amazon affiliate website owner. Learn how he struggled to become a location independent entrepreneur "digital nomad" in Chaing Mai, Thailand that has sold several of his Amazon Affiliate sites for more than 6 figures. Matt has become such a well-respected SEO expert that he and his other SEO friend are hosting their first SEO conference in NOV of 2017 in Chiang Mai where he and the world's best SEO experts share their inside SEO secrets.

Show 22 of 100 podcasts with 100 7-Figure Location Independent Entrepreneurs “Just start tracking everything. Just gather all the data you can in whatever activity you do.” Matt Diggity Today Matt Diggity joins us to tell us how he built a 7-figure SEO Location Independent business in four years. Matt is the founder of Diggity Marketing a very well respected SEO company that gets their clients ranked ASAP to catapult their business. On this episode, Matt and I chat about a few things that hit home for location-independent entrepreneurs. We talk about the home-based/travel life balance and Matt shares why he prefers a 60/40 split. Matt digs into the science of building and maintaining a 7-figure business with plenty of travel involved. Lastly, he shares about where SEO is headed and ways that you can manage your SEO to get better results. “There is no such thing as two identical websites in Google.” Matt Diggity 01:31: Why Matt Loves Chiang Mai? 02:50: Who is Matt Diggity? 06:15: What Diggity Marketing and Lead Spring Offers 09:19: Mastering Tracking and Testing 11:06: Tracking SEO 13:35: The Future of SEO vs. Google 15:39: Will Google Ever Fill Search Results with Only Advertisements? 16:09: What's the 80/20 of SEO vs Google Ads? 18:07: Balance Work/Travel with a 7-Figure Location-Independent Business Honorable Mentions: 'The 4-Hour Work Week' by Tim Ferriss https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/368593.The_4_Hour_Workweek Matt's SEO Conference http://diggitymarketing.com/chiang-mai-seo-conference/ Contact Info: http://diggitymarketing.com/ http://leadspring.org/ http://diggitymarketing.com/chiang-mai-seo-conference/ Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

For this weeks episode, I've brought on Matt Diggity to talk SEO and scaling. Matt runs a popular SEO blog where he teaches a very systematic approach for ranking with PBNs, he owns the highest rated PBN link building service in the marketplace, and hosted the recent SEO Mastermind in Chiang Mai. In this episode, we cover: If Matt had to start over with just $1,000 - what would he do? How to scale from $5,000 to 5 figures How to build a team to scale your SEO business How Matt ranks sites today Watch the video interview and get the transcription here: https://lionzeal.com/podcast/matt-diggity/  

For week 12's episode, I've brought on my good friend Kurt Phillip to discuss his SEO business today. Kurt wrote a post for Lion Zeal around a year ago, showing how he added an extra $10,000/month to his SEO agency. Since then he's quit the client game and partnered with Matt Diggity to build an affiliate SEO company. In this episode you'll learn: The first thing Kurt does to increase the earnings of an affiliate site by 50-100% A guaranteed approach to increase the revenue of your affiliate sites (often by 2-3 or more) Why Kurt quit client SEO to become an affiliate How Kurt became business partners with Matt Diggity (and how you can too) Watch the video interview and get the transcription here: https://lionzeal.com/podcast/kurt-phillip/