I started my blog in a very competitive niche 3.5 months ago. When I started I was so green I didn’t even know what Wordpress was and had never written anything in my life. I listen to your videos and Neil Patel’s videos and I have found your advice very practical and useful for newbies like me. As of today, I have posted about 22 articles (I work full time) and I am getting over 3000 page views per month and have spent no monies advertising. My secret: CONTENT IS KING!
Hi , dear . Plz help me how i create content for my website. My English is not good. Plz help me. Plz give me some tips. My email id is sanaomar540@gmail.com Thanks
@@pakistanitrends1 don't rush into TH-cam videos before not knowing the basic terminology if you see that then it will be like kindergarten student attending for rocket science lecture
@@IncomeSchool yeah but if we're being totally honest any website you guys put out there will earn qualities and access through your network and influence. Nice video though, I really liked your take on how your content is focused on these new websites, while Neil does in fact use a whole load of clickbait and does not talk about anything in depth.
I don't think he talks about making mediocre content. Rather, I think he means to write less and promote more the content you already have. He has more videos taking about writing great posts instead of using old SEO techniques. And you're right, he is refering to a business blog, not to new niche sites. This is a great discussion. Thanks for these videos. 😀
I used to follow Neil's strategies. However, I failed miserably with them. There is no doubt his strategies are valid for a big website or a company who can afford a big team. However, not very practical for a one man show. Keep up the good work. I really enjoy your youtube channel.
"Content is king" but... "Content is not king! Your business is king. And your content should serve the king." --Sam Oh, Ahrefs I respect both of you, thank you :)
@@re-cellelectronics9443 You do realize you are making my point right? In short - If Neil didn't provide amazing "content" when he started, then he would not be successful to this day. We are talking about content here.
I also used to believe in 80% promotion and 20% content creation in the past. But, I stuck on exactly same stage of who to promote when you have no audience. It wasted, so many years of by blogging carrier. After watching your channel, I changed my approach. Bought a new domain and created some posts (actually only 8) with valuable content. And after the first two months, I just left the blog for almost three months without absolutely no promotion of any kind. During the first five months, the traffic was just absent. However, after six months, the traffic begin to pick up, my posts begin to show up in the first page of Google. At present, I am driving nearly 3k page views per month. And, it's growing steadily up. Thanks to you for being a guide to me. Thanks.
@@Nigel__ Actually only $10 dollars. Sorry to disappoint you. I tried for 1 and a half year, at that time traffic of website increased to 10K per month with only 13 articles total. But, then something striked off, the infamous google core update in May 2022. And my web traffic took a nose down from 10 K to 3 K per month. I tried to recover but gave up in despare. Now, I am a youtuber and doing just great in only 4 months, the monthly views are almost reached 10K yesterday 10 Jan 2023 with 100 subs (with only 6 failed channels 🙂 and 8 total long form videos).
Income School is my favorite. There are so many gurus some more honest than others but Income School is special. These are just regular guys of faith and good moral character. Everyone else makes videos showing off their fancy condos and cars. These guys make videos showing off their families and how they are able to provide for them by making money online. I'd trust these guys over some fast talking salesman MMO guru any day of the week and so should you.
I have seen Income School for a while and their tips are useful but when I saw that they recommend Bluehost for hosting I started to doubt about them. All EIG's hosting companies are really bad for ranking and optimization.
@@Sergeant_Camacho I'm not a fan of bluehost myself. I do use HostPapa for my tier 2 sites and it works fine and they rank. Listen, they are a business like everyone else. If they push a product or their project 24 every now and then I'm perfectly fine with that. I don't understand this idea that people online should work for free. Some people will freak out over a single affiliate link in a blog post but not even bat an eye when bombarded with ads on Facebook.
I so appreciate the way you address issues. Thanks for being there for us newbies, as well as bloggers who don't have millions of pageviews. Love your work.
Agree with you guys, have followed your way of doing it and our site is getting around 30k pageview and only this few (10) days in june we have earned 500 USD 😀 (finally starting to make some money as well)
Saw this vid of Neil’s. First thing I thought was that he’s promoting adding MORE mediocre content to the web. There’s enough of that out there. MORE than enough. IMHO, great content should always come first.
Ecommerce sites need great content and imagery on product pages, plus cross-sell & up-sell links, social reviews, 'expert answers' to FAQ's, tech specs, options, quantity price breaks, products bought together, back in stock alerts, shipping and delivery info on the page and live chat as a starting point. In addition you can write useful blog articles for visitors that explain how your products help them too. Remember to link to products from your blog post and also on your product pages back to your blog posts.
A couple of datos ago Neil said "you have to be constantly amazing" He was not talking about creating mediocre content, but creating crear content AND promoting it A LOT
I personally think that Neil's advice is confusing and not that practical (compared to yours). But in his defense, he's talking to a lot of people that own businesses and not necessarily people starting blogs. There are only so many buying intent or commercial related keywords that make sense for a business to create. When you're not making a blog (but focused on selling a specific products or services) then SEO becomes a way different game. So I think it depends on where you start out and where you're going. It doesn't make sense for a local plumber to try to make 1000 blog posts on plumbing, but rather they need to be focused on ranking for keywords in their area.
Content is and will always be king. Genuine articles written about things your passionate about will always outweigh just promoting...plus Goolge continues adjusting their algorithms to fit a more personal audience. Done.
Brand new sites need more content and quality content might be the only way to compete in certain competitive markets. However, there are countless sites with very little content that rank very high for 1,000s of keywords. These sites all have one thing in common: high authority, diversified anchor backlinks.
"What is someone with a brand new site going to do for 8 hours to promote their content?" Lots of things. I'd start by building relationships with other site owners and creating content for them and linking back to your own strategically created content. His game is SEO, so the entire argument about email audience, social, YoUTube, etc. is a bit moot. In SEO, you can (as a complete beginner) start promoting your content and using the barnacle effect to rank content on other people's websites. Don't agree with Neil, but there's lots of great things out there for folks to do!
Had hired NeilPatel's agency to help me out on my niche site , but I was feeling like it was going nowhere decided to stop after burning through my savings paying for SEO that lead nowhere- Appreciate the video, confirms what i had been thinking - Unfortunately now i feel like I'm back to square 1
hey, I feel you, I have been practicing income school and Doug KGR methods and am getting some good keywords in different niches. if you have an aged domain I can help you with keyword research totally free. let me know what you think.
I've just opened my first real blog and I want to thank you for all the priceless honest advice and information you give your viewers. I can definitely see how starting up a new site can become an addiction. A fresh start, new tools, and new content. Content is the best part! How important would you rate a wordpress theme in the grand scheme of things? Do you need to buy one in order to be successful, or do budget or free ones work at least a little bit? I used to run a store on Shopify and spent way too much on themes that are now useless to me 🤦♀️
What will give you real value is to create high quality content, optimize it for SEO as much as possible, outstanding on page an off page SEO, little bit of link building and you'll be good to go
I totally agreed with you. Infact before 3 months I searched a lot cause I knew nothing about blogging. Those tech channel really helped me who shows exactly how to add in console, analytics, how to add robots text, change nameservers in domain reg, etc basics. Because truly I did not know Any of these! Nothing. Then I found him but couldn't understand even any of those things he was saying. I mean, I didn't know what are backlinks, and he was talking about that in many videos. Then recently I found your channel and thanks to you I really concentrate on quality content, how to search and select topics and many realistic things. Now my timeline is full of your videos.
There are so many videos on youtube from so-called "gurus" who are providing really good advice but my most favorite channel is your channel - Income School, Neil Patels', and Miles Beckler. I understand your position, but to be fair with the man, he did not say that you can just create mediocre content and market it. What he said is: "write one piece of content, make sure it's good, but spend the majority of your time promoting it". Before he concluded his video he reiterated this by saying: "in essence, content is still great but you should spend more time promoting". Everyone has their own style, Income Schools videos are thorough and detailed(although sometimes unnecessarily long), Neil Patels' videos are short and direct to the point, and Miles Beckler doesn't hold back and give out everything he knows. But the style doesn't matter. For someone who is just starting, any help I can get from anyone is priceless. I don't think Neil is trying to discredit anyone. When I first saw his video, the first thing that crossed my mind is, "oh.. thank god, I think I have another option then". I never took it as, "oh crap, everything I learned elsewhere is a waste". For someone who is not so good at writing and can't pump up a bunch of articles a week, and don't have the capacity to hire someone else to help in the writing, I saw it as a chance, a ray of hope. You have my highest respect and I really like you guys, but to see you take it against each other is just heart-breaking.
Honestly, you guys are the first I've found that have actually helped me, you explain in a way that's easy to follow & understand without all the unnecessary fluff. I just bought your course, and I'm really excited about implementing your strategies on my own blog. I can't wait to see the results!Thank you for keeping it real.
First we need to create best enough content on our site to give detailed knowledge about that nich in which we are working. And then we should think about spending time to promote content. We can compromise manual promotion of site on social media with creating best piece of content on site, because it automatically shared/promoted by our users when we get good enough Organic traffic. But can't compromise content with promotion. That's why... "Content Is a King" :)
It's great that you guys look at both sides of the coin as it were. For those just starting out that don't know about your channel, and are watching Neil's channel; they are going to hit a brick wall. Thanks guys for looking at the other side without bashing anyone's position. We need more of this in our society.
I remember seeing tons of post that Neil has done that incredibly long. Well said though, unless you have a huge email list and ways to promote easily then CONTENT IS KING
Everyone knows content is still king - in any form. Neil knows too. He also knows a little bit of controversial content can be good. So, he puts out a video that content is no longer king and we click it. I watched and knew at the end it was just click bait. But, it worked in getting us to click and you guys to do a video response with his name in the title. For Neil, mission accomplished. And a good response from you guys gets the clicks too, and a full video watch from me. Good work all the way around.
Can you guys please talk about the recent google core update in depth (than a the previous video). Many website owners including me saw a dip in traffic by 20 to 50% or more. You guys need to address this in an upcoming video.
Neil is an incredibly talented, seasoned vet here. You’re out to lunch if you think he doesn’t know what he’s doing here. I agree with your video I think he would too. Have you considered he knows he’s not going to outclass you guys on the content front? Plus content heavy would actually be at odds with how hard he’s pushing his digital solutions. What’s the number 1 easy way out for anyone in this space ? Isn’t it easy for a digital marketer to hate accepting they have to make more content? It’s hard. So why Not corner a market he already has a hat in and speak an attractive message. Do I like it? No. Do I get it? Honestly I do. My agency specializes in market research. While I wouldn’t be that aggressive downplaying SEO, I have to a bit bc SEO ONLY agencies I see so often dilute consumer insights and it hurts businesses. You can’t write copy for ads if you don’t understand insights.
Just realized what I had been missing for a long time. Always used to listen to Neil but couldn't quite fit in with his strategy. Thank you guys for coming out to share a different view on this.
The problem is learning about keyword analysis, structuring a website, ect... You can achieve 20-50k visitors/month with 30+ articles. How is it done? These guys have proven it here
Quality content is king - but I buy digital ads for a living and you can't imagine how many crappy click bait type sites bring in loads of revenue via traffic arbitrage, the complete opposite of the spectrum of what you guys teach. If more sites took your approach, the Facebook's/Instagrams of the world wouldn't dominate advertising in the way they do - but if you look at it Facebook has always put user experience first, that's why their site isn't cluttered with ads & slide shows to maximize page view/ads, etc! Kudos to you for taking the high road - I've added some of your sites, as relevant, to our whitelist - ha!!!
Honestly, he's saying exactly what Brian Clark and Sonia Simone of copyblogger, what Brian of Backlinko and what Matthew Schaefer, author or Content Shock book, says ... That content publishing frequency is a race to the bottom if you're not publishing authority posts on topics that google and bing will treat like a wikipedia page.
I don't think there are "rules" for success when it comes to digital marketing. There are a lot of different strategies that might work differently for different people. You guys have good tips, just like Neil. Keep up with the great job, guys!
Not focusing on good content and instead putting the effort fully into marketing explains why the internet of 2019 sucks. I want to read quality content. I want helpful info. I want unbiased content. I don’t want mediocre clickbait articles. So thanks for keeping up the effort to urge people to create quality content.
I watch several channels and think there are pros and cons to each one. I think its my job to gather info and sort it out so I can figure out what works best for me. I do think content is very important but I am moving towards more audio and video content and getting good results.
I understand that this discussion is about whether you CAN *only* produce content and then just wait by and see what happens. But even Income School is trying to figure out the ways of the business. It's not like you should choose between only content or only marketing, you need a good mix of both. Even if it is possible to create nothing but content based on the "build it and they will come"-mentality, you will lose against a business that does produce content AND market it well.
Literally, Neil Patel's worst advice he's ever given. Glad you made this video to correct him. I wish you didn't tippy toe around the subject though like you worked for Neil Patel and you didn't want to offend him. He needs to know that he can't just make videos saying whatever the hell he wants to. Content IS king and promotion is a dang waste of time for all of us smaller marching ants. Income School is the king when it comes to growing a website from nothing to something not freaking Neil Patel. Get pissed and let the world know, Income School says content is king, therefore, content is king! I followed your advice for over a year and two of the three websites I created are showing hockey stick growth with earnings increasing every month. Hallelujah for Income School! I can't imagine where I'd be if I took Patel's advice... Geesh, waste of dang time his videos are. None of them are in-depth, they're all about promoting his website and incredibly overpriced services.
Ive used Income Schools strategy before it was Income Schools strategy.. I will continue publishing content and ranking nicely. Thanks guys for the input and respectful response.
These guys Dirt Bike Planet website makes it case closed to me, they say no promotion was done, just putting out articles/content, that's it. In my mind, that proves Neil wrong.
that its super niche niche site. Look at guys like Brian dean at backlinko who ranks for crazy competitive terms like seo tips, email list building etc. and he POS 1-3. And he says need killer content AND great white hat link building i.e. create killer visual post, infographic etc let key influencers know they will spread it out so get direct traffic and some great links. Need both. Same as work smart not hard. Not mutually exclusive need both. They are both right.
Landed here by accident and stayed for a few minutes. I respect Neil as most do, but I agree with your position. What works for the gurus with a large audience, large list, etc. does not work for someone brand new. Imagine a website with no content...that would be interesting.
FWIW, I feel like Neil Patel's brand is built on his personality. Which is why I haven't subscribed to his channel. But I *have* subscribed to this one. Thanx for being authentic and accessible.
First time I watched you guys and it was the headline. I wanted to see how and what u said. You guys handled it great. No true smearing. I watch Neil and I like him. Been in this game , for fun, since 2004. We all know he put out great content for years. Now days I disagree with some points he hits on and like you, know if he didn't have an "Elvis" following he wouldn't have such a huge following over every word. He still puts out great content for the most part and we all know how hard it is today to do that. Again, I do think you handled it very well and as I said you have a "Headline Winner".
I like and follow you both. His content is valuable too. I didn't feel like his video was directed at you. He didn't say write bad content- he said promote that content a lot.
I like both Income School and Neil...But if you are a company with a budget...I'm sorry you better hire Neil Patel he's aggressive in tough marketing landscape
Hey guys, first I find you trustworthy and competent. I keep hearing you guys say a blog post article should average almost 2,000 words...but others keep telling me 500 word articles written right will be just as effective. Am I misunderstanding something? I am starting business websites (cleaning, solar and taxi uber hybrid) and wonder if your 2,000 word average is more related to passive income websites or that applies to every website?
I'm not a project24 member and have no association with Income school guys. I did start a site less than a year back and wrote 30 articles between 1600 words and 4000 words. I specifically looked at 1-page ranking articles and made sure I do better than those. Really good quality. Strategy 1. look at all the google's 1st-page results (10 articles) and write a piece of content that was better than all of them combined. 2. Publish and do Yoast-SEO (get as many greens as possible) 3. Internal linking well and at least 1 outbound link per article. That's it... I get 15k + visitors a month. Mediavine needs 25k uniques, so I'm writing another 30 more posts with the target of reaching 100 eventually... Content is king... 10% of my articles are hitting 1, 2 spot and I'm ranking for 1000s of keywords easily... Of course, I start with keyword research (mostly google suggestions) and don't even care to use Google Keyword planner. My keyword research is less than 10 mins for a blog. I also have a 100+ links naturally, including reddit and such. Sure, link building is going to speed up the process, but I would rather spend that time wisely writing a few more articles. I don't know how to monitize but will think about it at 25k visitors.... Hope this helps guys..
Actually at the time of recording his intention was misunderstood , He was trying to say making only a quality content in bulk is not enough ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, produce less but quality content spend more time in promoting content thats what he was trying to say ,,,,
He broke my heart the day i watched that video, because he made it clear i need to invest alot of money in digital marketing to succeed and i know i don't have money to invest so i was super depressed the day i watched the video. The next day i decided to just continue writing content and hope for the best untill eventually i figure out that was the worst tip i came across on TH-cam. Thanks for getting rid of the doubt income school.
Question... You mentioned that when starting a website, you have to put out lots of quality content showing Google you are very active, to get attention in ranking. In earlier videos you mentioned building a site to 30 articles and then letting it sit with no activity for a year. I am new and not adding content at a fast rate. Could you clarify on the best rate of adding content and at what point you can let up on that speed, please?
THANK YOU! You put into words what I was thinking, his video bothered me. How can you promote something when you have 0 audience and no social media presence? I tried his method when I first started my blog a few years ago but didn't really see any results until I ditched social media and started implementing the stuff that you teach to my new and existing content.
I don't think Neal once said that you shouldn't put out " Quality " Content and ya'll know that. He only meant less in general and then work on promoting it. In fact, you can write a much better, longer post once a week then shorter less quality content 3 times a week. How come no one mentions that in the comments? With that being said, you're right about Neal having a huge audience and following and what works for him definitely won't always be the best advice for smaller fish in this big pond.
I agree with you. Most beginning website creators have more time than money. Promotion can cost plenty. Besides, when you're starting out you don't have anything to promote except someone else's products. Create insanely useful, entertaining content. Be useful. Create your own products. Thanks for the video.
I totally understand where you guys are coming from. You need to understand that in marketing there is more than one way to do something and not everything works for every client. It’s all about testing and trying, if something doesn’t work out then you have to move on to your next strategy. I appreciate all your tips as much as I appreciate what Neil gives out in his content. It’s up to me to decide what I want to take away from it. Personally, I believe that a greatly good article on a topic that has a good volume of traffic would get traffic without much of SEO work. So yes, great content is king.
Hey guys, great video! The biggest problem of all with the Internet right now is that you will mostly find crappy content and it's largely to do with the advice being dispensed by so-called experts. Nobody is an expert, it's just that the larger you become, people are more likely to listen to you. These people are out of touch with reality and it's damaging because everybody takes the advice and acts on it! Some responsibility and consideration has to be taken.
Oh thank you for this! Found you and Neil just today and although his content was great I kept thinking the same thing! My site is new, my business is new, I’m trying to build visibility online BEFORE we open our doors.
I have a less than a year old website, but the thing is, I didn't know any of these tips before. So I lost the "momentum". What to do now? Can I start posting a lot?
Okay, if yo, too, are confused. Check Neil's video, this channel is referring to and Neil's video a year before that on the same subject. Mr.Patel sort of, did a 180. Neils 2018ish position was that content is king . How you can be thorough, use keyword in a flow and not just shove it. And everything in between, he even explained how Google would use content to rank you. That means content is indeed the king. Income school puts very helpful videos. Keep up the good work
I have nightmares everynight with neil's email examples to promote your content, "hi im an stranger and i want so say you X, Y and Z". Noooo (then, I wake up)
Question: 100 articels.. are they all above 1800 words or can some of them be less?? Question 2: My themes blog sheme is really not special.. is there any plugin ?
Im glad this video was made, I was just recently doing a research on providing meta tags keywords, and according to Neil is a WASTE OF TIME. I was confuse because this website is for a local service I provide with my business and I noticed a lot of my competitors had a big list of meta tag keywords of 100+
Forget the debate, why would anyone want to put out sub par content anyway? I have been devouring your videos all week. I like your style and your honesty. Thank you
Wow!!! That is crazy that he would say content isn't king......then what is? Some janky backlinks to a site that doesn't provide value?? Content is what readers look for, I know that's what I look for. I want answers from a Google search not useless common sense stuff
yh exactly, his backling advice is also misleading. You shouldn't really be creating backlinks, because it's a by-product of having a lot of great content. The biggest sites on the web don't build backlinks, they just put out tons of content and the by-product of that is millions of backlinks over the years.
Respect to you guys and Neil as well, both are really good. I understand both positions, i took it like: Content is not a silver bullet. He is not saying that content is not worth it, he said that content is not a silver bullet. Actually by SEO a good inpage with outpage strategy is really good. Plus 1 content, is the written content, but there are other contents, richmedia...so maybe not just keyword usage in written words. Sounds like a misunderstanding from both sides..
Neil Patel makes $$ selling courses. and his `` secrets``. u guys i DO NOT KNOW WHY shows all secrets in videos and later sell courses. INCOME SCHOOL is DA BEAST.
Very good respectful response guys! One thing you said concerns me a bit, regarding the velocity needed to launch a new site and how 1 post a week isn't enough to do it? Did I misunderstand that or are you saying you've got to rapid fire your first 30 or so articles to get googles attention? I'm doing maybe 2 articles a week snuck into my schedule but maybe I need to push harder and double that.
You have revamped both dirt bike and camper report..Its nice grid look now. 100% agree with your views so i am following. I know 2-3 guys from work who just started writing post on their technical knowledge and added their 30 years of experience in that. He never had plugins to capture email or any youtube channel or any facebook page but now after 4-5 year their website is having good repo and he is ranking in 1-5 for that niche.
Content is the ESSENCE of Google. And yes, Neil is right. Content is not the King. CONTENT IS BEYOND BEING KING. So guys, thank you for sharing, for your CONTENT, and most specially for addressing the issues with objectivity and this nice non-pompous attitude that you have. Greetings from Mexico.
Thanks for the tip about the "momentum". I've wondered if 1 article per week is enough, and that's the way several sucessful people do, though their way is a bit different than yours. But I will get back on track and build the momentum. How much is enough? 3 articles per week?
I started my blog in a very competitive niche 3.5 months ago. When I started I was so green I didn’t even know what Wordpress was and had never written anything in my life. I listen to your videos and Neil Patel’s videos and I have found your advice very practical and useful for newbies like me. As of today, I have posted about 22 articles (I work full time) and I am getting over 3000 page views per month and have spent no monies advertising. My secret: CONTENT IS KING!
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Hi , dear . Plz help me how i create content for my website. My English is not good. Plz help me. Plz give me some tips.
My email id is sanaomar540@gmail.com
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@@pakistanitrends1 don't rush into TH-cam videos before not knowing the basic terminology if you see that then it will be like kindergarten student attending for rocket science lecture
content.. but what about being good in writing and grammar? or is content more important?
Don't hold back guys. Say what you really think. Nice respectful response. Drama belongs on Netflix.
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DAMN! At 4:40 when you said "Challenge Accepted!", I thought you were going to start a new site, add 1,000 posts and document the results.. lol
Me too, haha. They should do it!
Same thing here. They backed off from proving their point.
Uh... we just did that with our Project Rexburg. That’s literally what we did so...
@@IncomeSchool yeah but if we're being totally honest any website you guys put out there will earn qualities and access through your network and influence.
Nice video though, I really liked your take on how your content is focused on these new websites, while Neil does in fact use a whole load of clickbait and does not talk about anything in depth.
Hehe 😂
He's just selling his Agency. He has produced content for years!
Neil is Eating Ready fruits now ,and he is he is doing just business dont even help .
I remember paying 200$ on neil palet to hear BS lol.
Totally AGREEE!!
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Is he gay to?
I don't think he talks about making mediocre content. Rather, I think he means to write less and promote more the content you already have. He has more videos taking about writing great posts instead of using old SEO techniques.
And you're right, he is refering to a business blog, not to new niche sites.
This is a great discussion. Thanks for these videos. 😀
Ranking naturally is the best way for a long term success period
I used to follow Neil's strategies. However, I failed miserably with them. There is no doubt his strategies are valid for a big website or a company who can afford a big team. However, not very practical for a one man show. Keep up the good work. I really enjoy your youtube channel.
I actually saw his video before this one. Problem with alot of Neil stuff is that he hooks viewers with clickbait but doesn't dive deep in detail. RIP
Plus his demeanor is annoying.
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Very true
so true
"Content is king"
but...
"Content is not king! Your business is king. And your content should serve the king."
--Sam Oh, Ahrefs
I respect both of you, thank you :)
That's why neils blogs are 10,000 plus words. The guy seems too fake but I love income school they are just plain, simple honest.
I believe Sam Oh
Only Google ADS is King if u pay much more enough, they can't make your competitors disappear.
Yeah
The content should serve both the audience and the King. Otherwise, the King would be b r o k e.
I'm guessing if Neil followed his own advice when he first started, he wouldn't be in his current position.
Dude Neil is successful. He is successful and others have been successful because of his advice. He is helping others grow. You are misinformed.
@@re-cellelectronics9443 You do realize you are making my point right?
In short - If Neil didn't provide amazing "content" when he started, then he would not be successful to this day. We are talking about content here.
Actualy he continue to provide great content.
Nail seems to be misleading people - can't take his advice seriously
You're an idiot. How about you not guess and actually know what you're talking about.
You are absolutely correct about Neil Patel...not for beginners, it's just a bit shady and deceptive.
When i used to hear Neil Patel i was thinking to quit Blogging. His advises are not for beginners.
true
I also used to believe in 80% promotion and 20% content creation in the past. But, I stuck on exactly same stage of who to promote when you have no audience. It wasted, so many years of by blogging carrier. After watching your channel, I changed my approach.
Bought a new domain and created some posts (actually only 8) with valuable content. And after the first two months, I just left the blog for almost three months without absolutely no promotion of any kind. During the first five months, the traffic was just absent.
However, after six months, the traffic begin to pick up, my posts begin to show up in the first page of Google. At present, I am driving nearly 3k page views per month. And, it's growing steadily up.
Thanks to you for being a guide to me. Thanks.
Earnings
Yeah, but how much profit have you made?
@@Nigel__ Actually only $10 dollars. Sorry to disappoint you. I tried for 1 and a half year, at that time traffic of website increased to 10K per month with only 13 articles total. But, then something striked off, the infamous google core update in May 2022. And my web traffic took a nose down from 10 K to 3 K per month. I tried to recover but gave up in despare. Now, I am a youtuber and doing just great in only 4 months, the monthly views are almost reached 10K yesterday 10 Jan 2023 with 100 subs (with only 6 failed channels 🙂 and 8 total long form videos).
Income School is my favorite. There are so many gurus some more honest than others but Income School is special. These are just regular guys of faith and good moral character. Everyone else makes videos showing off their fancy condos and cars. These guys make videos showing off their families and how they are able to provide for them by making money online. I'd trust these guys over some fast talking salesman MMO guru any day of the week and so should you.
I have seen Income School for a while and their tips are useful but when I saw that they recommend Bluehost for hosting I started to doubt about them. All EIG's hosting companies are really bad for ranking and optimization.
@@Sergeant_Camacho I'm not a fan of bluehost myself. I do use HostPapa for my tier 2 sites and it works fine and they rank. Listen, they are a business like everyone else. If they push a product or their project 24 every now and then I'm perfectly fine with that. I don't understand this idea that people online should work for free. Some people will freak out over a single affiliate link in a blog post but not even bat an eye when bombarded with ads on Facebook.
@@Sergeant_Camacho What is wrong with Blue host? They do say start with blue host, as you grow switch to another
Even though you guys have less subscribers I still think that you are a better channel then Neil Patel, and helped me more then his channel.
He has got too big to actually concentrate on quality content
Totally agree.
I so appreciate the way you address issues. Thanks for being there for us newbies, as well as bloggers who don't have millions of pageviews. Love your work.
Great video! It helps to realize that it takes different things at different points in our journey to cultivate success
Stumbled across this vid after watching Neil's first.
Your point makes total sense in context. Giving you a sub.
You're an idiotic person.
@Gabriel hernandez me too.
Agree with you guys, have followed your way of doing it and our site is getting around 30k pageview and only this few (10) days in june we have earned 500 USD 😀 (finally starting to make some money as well)
That's very cool. How many articles do you have and how old is you site? :)
@@asfand6934 6-7 month now and over 35-38 articles
@@jonathansvensson3716 Great :)
thats good... can you share the link of your site if you dont mind
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Without quality content you only have air to promote! Well said guys!
Matthew Taylor ... well the government has been trying to Tax air for a few years now so maybe there is something in promoting air to be had.
Saw this vid of Neil’s. First thing I thought was that he’s promoting adding MORE mediocre content to the web. There’s enough of that out there. MORE than enough. IMHO, great content should always come first.
Ecommerce sites need great content and imagery on product pages, plus cross-sell & up-sell links, social reviews, 'expert answers' to FAQ's, tech specs, options, quantity price breaks, products bought together, back in stock alerts, shipping and delivery info on the page and live chat as a starting point. In addition you can write useful blog articles for visitors that explain how your products help them too. Remember to link to products from your blog post and also on your product pages back to your blog posts.
A couple of datos ago Neil said "you have to be constantly amazing"
He was not talking about creating mediocre content, but creating crear content AND promoting it A LOT
I personally think that Neil's advice is confusing and not that practical (compared to yours). But in his defense, he's talking to a lot of people that own businesses and not necessarily people starting blogs.
There are only so many buying intent or commercial related keywords that make sense for a business to create.
When you're not making a blog (but focused on selling a specific products or services) then SEO becomes a way different game.
So I think it depends on where you start out and where you're going. It doesn't make sense for a local plumber to try to make 1000 blog posts on plumbing, but rather they need to be focused on ranking for keywords in their area.
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neil is talking about company bigger business
Content is and will always be king. Genuine articles written about things your passionate about will always outweigh just promoting...plus Goolge continues adjusting their algorithms to fit a more personal audience. Done.
Brand new sites need more content and quality content might be the only way to compete in certain competitive markets.
However, there are countless sites with very little content that rank very high for 1,000s of keywords. These sites all have one thing in common: high authority, diversified anchor backlinks.
"What is someone with a brand new site going to do for 8 hours to promote their content?" Lots of things. I'd start by building relationships with other site owners and creating content for them and linking back to your own strategically created content. His game is SEO, so the entire argument about email audience, social, YoUTube, etc. is a bit moot. In SEO, you can (as a complete beginner) start promoting your content and using the barnacle effect to rank content on other people's websites. Don't agree with Neil, but there's lots of great things out there for folks to do!
Never heard of you or your channel before today but seeing this particular video just gained you a new subscriber.
Same here.
To me content IS king - so I stopped watching him. If I should follow every advice I see - there would be no time for making content for my clients
Had hired NeilPatel's agency to help me out on my niche site , but I was feeling like it was going nowhere decided to stop after burning through my savings paying for SEO that lead nowhere- Appreciate the video, confirms what i had been thinking - Unfortunately now i feel like I'm back to square 1
hey, I feel you, I have been practicing income school and Doug KGR methods and am getting some good keywords in different niches. if you have an aged domain I can help you with keyword research totally free. let me know what you think.
I've just opened my first real blog and I want to thank you for all the priceless honest advice and information you give your viewers. I can definitely see how starting up a new site can become an addiction. A fresh start, new tools, and new content. Content is the best part!
How important would you rate a wordpress theme in the grand scheme of things? Do you need to buy one in order to be successful, or do budget or free ones work at least a little bit? I used to run a store on Shopify and spent way too much on themes that are now useless to me 🤦♀️
What will give you real value is to create high quality content, optimize it for SEO as much as possible, outstanding on page an off page SEO, little bit of link building and you'll be good to go
Thanks for the video. How many articles should you publish per week, to get that momentum you talked about?
Don't listen to these clowns.
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I totally agreed with you. Infact before 3 months I searched a lot cause I knew nothing about blogging. Those tech channel really helped me who shows exactly how to add in console, analytics, how to add robots text, change nameservers in domain reg, etc basics. Because truly I did not know Any of these! Nothing. Then I found him but couldn't understand even any of those things he was saying. I mean, I didn't know what are backlinks, and he was talking about that in many videos. Then recently I found your channel and thanks to you I really concentrate on quality content, how to search and select topics and many realistic things. Now my timeline is full of your videos.
There are so many videos on youtube from so-called "gurus" who are providing really good advice but my most favorite channel is your channel - Income School, Neil Patels', and Miles Beckler.
I understand your position, but to be fair with the man, he did not say that you can just create mediocre content and market it. What he said is: "write one piece of content, make sure it's good, but spend the majority of your time promoting it". Before he concluded his video he reiterated this by saying: "in essence, content is still great but you should spend more time promoting".
Everyone has their own style, Income Schools videos are thorough and detailed(although sometimes unnecessarily long), Neil Patels' videos are short and direct to the point, and Miles Beckler doesn't hold back and give out everything he knows. But the style doesn't matter. For someone who is just starting, any help I can get from anyone is priceless.
I don't think Neil is trying to discredit anyone. When I first saw his video, the first thing that crossed my mind is, "oh.. thank god, I think I have another option then". I never took it as, "oh crap, everything I learned elsewhere is a waste". For someone who is not so good at writing and can't pump up a bunch of articles a week, and don't have the capacity to hire someone else to help in the writing, I saw it as a chance, a ray of hope.
You have my highest respect and I really like you guys, but to see you take it against each other is just heart-breaking.
Honestly, you guys are the first I've found that have actually helped me, you explain in a way that's easy to follow & understand without all the unnecessary fluff. I just bought your course, and I'm really excited about implementing your strategies on my own blog. I can't wait to see the results!Thank you for keeping it real.
First we need to create best enough content on our site to give detailed knowledge about that nich in which we are working. And then we should think about spending time to promote content.
We can compromise manual promotion of site on social media with creating best piece of content on site, because it automatically shared/promoted by our users when we get good enough Organic traffic.
But can't compromise content with promotion.
That's why... "Content Is a King" :)
I don't think you guys watched the whole video of Neil Patel....he told that you need to rework on content. just writing trash content would not help
Sadly, other people here are using their fanboy mindset to follow along because their favorite boys said so.
Thats not the case -he clearly said that improving content isnt good enough so...
1. How many articles per week should we publish to get that momentum?
2. Where is Ricky? I missed him.
3. Great video as usual.
Ricky was last seen in a swimming pool full of Curry sauce
Thanks for addressing this! Content is definitely king. People come for the value, and the value is in the content -- not the marketing.
It's great that you guys look at both sides of the coin as it were. For those just starting out that don't know about your channel, and are watching Neil's channel; they are going to hit a brick wall.
Thanks guys for looking at the other side without bashing anyone's position. We need more of this in our society.
Very well spoken and explained. Nice to see those lawyer skills in play.
I remember seeing tons of post that Neil has done that incredibly long. Well said though, unless you have a huge email list and ways to promote easily then CONTENT IS KING
Everyone knows content is still king - in any form. Neil knows too. He also knows a little bit of controversial content can be good. So, he puts out a video that content is no longer king and we click it. I watched and knew at the end it was just click bait. But, it worked in getting us to click and you guys to do a video response with his name in the title. For Neil, mission accomplished. And a good response from you guys gets the clicks too, and a full video watch from me. Good work all the way around.
Income School > Neil Patel
@Scott Maitland yea, yes
I am aiming to write 30-50 posts prior to launching my blog. Should I add each post to the blog all at once or put them our slowly?
Can you guys please talk about the recent google core update in depth (than a the previous video). Many website owners including me saw a dip in traffic by 20 to 50% or more. You guys need to address this in an upcoming video.
Yeah I agree with what you’re saying. I love Neil, he’s a legend but pick what works for YOU from his advice.
Totally agree with you. There is no-one to promote to in the early days of a new website!
Neil is an incredibly talented, seasoned vet here. You’re out to lunch if you think he doesn’t know what he’s doing here. I agree with your video I think he would too. Have you considered he knows he’s not going to outclass you guys on the content front? Plus content heavy would actually be at odds with how hard he’s pushing his digital solutions.
What’s the number 1 easy way out for anyone in this space ? Isn’t it easy for a digital marketer to hate accepting they have to make more content? It’s hard. So why Not corner a market he already has a hat in and speak an attractive message. Do I like it? No. Do I get it? Honestly I do. My agency specializes in market research. While I wouldn’t be that aggressive downplaying SEO, I have to a bit bc SEO ONLY agencies I see so often dilute consumer insights and it hurts businesses. You can’t write copy for ads if you don’t understand insights.
Just realized what I had been missing for a long time. Always used to listen to Neil but couldn't quite fit in with his strategy. Thank you guys for coming out to share a different view on this.
The problem is learning about keyword analysis, structuring a website, ect... You can achieve 20-50k visitors/month with 30+ articles. How is it done? These guys have proven it here
Quality content is king - but I buy digital ads for a living and you can't imagine how many crappy click bait type sites bring in loads of revenue via traffic arbitrage, the complete opposite of the spectrum of what you guys teach. If more sites took your approach, the Facebook's/Instagrams of the world wouldn't dominate advertising in the way they do - but if you look at it Facebook has always put user experience first, that's why their site isn't cluttered with ads & slide shows to maximize page view/ads, etc! Kudos to you for taking the high road - I've added some of your sites, as relevant, to our whitelist - ha!!!
Honestly, he's saying exactly what Brian Clark and Sonia Simone of copyblogger, what Brian of Backlinko and what Matthew Schaefer, author or Content Shock book, says ...
That content publishing frequency is a race to the bottom if you're not publishing authority posts on topics that google and bing will treat like a wikipedia page.
I don't think there are "rules" for success when it comes to digital marketing. There are a lot of different strategies that might work differently for different people. You guys have good tips, just like Neil. Keep up with the great job, guys!
Not focusing on good content and instead putting the effort fully into marketing explains why the internet of 2019 sucks. I want to read quality content. I want helpful info. I want unbiased content. I don’t want mediocre clickbait articles. So thanks for keeping up the effort to urge people to create quality content.
I watch several channels and think there are pros and cons to each one. I think its my job to gather info and sort it out so I can figure out what works best for me. I do think content is very important but I am moving towards more audio and video content and getting good results.
I understand that this discussion is about whether you CAN *only* produce content and then just wait by and see what happens. But even Income School is trying to figure out the ways of the business. It's not like you should choose between only content or only marketing, you need a good mix of both. Even if it is possible to create nothing but content based on the "build it and they will come"-mentality, you will lose against a business that does produce content AND market it well.
Neil was one of the big pushers of content is king years ago. He's always encouraging switching up tactics though.
Content velocity + Content Quality + Content Promotion = Content King
Literally, Neil Patel's worst advice he's ever given. Glad you made this video to correct him. I wish you didn't tippy toe around the subject though like you worked for Neil Patel and you didn't want to offend him. He needs to know that he can't just make videos saying whatever the hell he wants to. Content IS king and promotion is a dang waste of time for all of us smaller marching ants. Income School is the king when it comes to growing a website from nothing to something not freaking Neil Patel. Get pissed and let the world know, Income School says content is king, therefore, content is king! I followed your advice for over a year and two of the three websites I created are showing hockey stick growth with earnings increasing every month. Hallelujah for Income School! I can't imagine where I'd be if I took Patel's advice... Geesh, waste of dang time his videos are. None of them are in-depth, they're all about promoting his website and incredibly overpriced services.
Ive used Income Schools strategy before it was Income Schools strategy.. I will continue publishing content and ranking nicely. Thanks guys for the input and respectful response.
Sounds like both can work in the right circumstances. The income school approach seems the best for beginners.
These guys Dirt Bike Planet website makes it case closed to me, they say no promotion was done, just putting out articles/content, that's it. In my mind, that proves Neil wrong.
that its super niche niche site. Look at guys like Brian dean at backlinko who ranks for crazy competitive terms like seo tips, email list building etc. and he POS 1-3. And he says need killer content AND great white hat link building i.e. create killer visual post, infographic etc let key influencers know they will spread it out so get direct traffic and some great links. Need both. Same as work smart not hard. Not mutually exclusive need both. They are both right.
Landed here by accident and stayed for a few minutes. I respect Neil as most do, but I agree with your position. What works for the gurus with a large audience, large list, etc. does not work for someone brand new. Imagine a website with no content...that would be interesting.
FWIW, I feel like Neil Patel's brand is built on his personality. Which is why I haven't subscribed to his channel. But I *have* subscribed to this one. Thanx for being authentic and accessible.
First time I watched you guys and it was the headline.
I wanted to see how and what u said. You guys handled it great. No true smearing. I watch Neil and I like him. Been in this game , for fun, since 2004. We all know he put out great content for years. Now days I disagree with some points he hits on and like you, know if he didn't have an "Elvis" following he wouldn't have such a huge following over every word. He still puts out great content for the most part and we all know how hard it is today to do that. Again, I do think you handled it very well and as I said you have a "Headline Winner".
I like and follow you both. His content is valuable too. I didn't feel like his video was directed at you. He didn't say write bad content- he said promote that content a lot.
I like both Income School and Neil...But if you are a company with a budget...I'm sorry you better hire Neil Patel he's aggressive in tough marketing landscape
Very respectful retort. As a Neil Patel subscriber I really liked the way you guys refuted his comments in a classy manner...Subd!
Hey guys, first I find you trustworthy and competent. I keep hearing you guys say a blog post article should average almost 2,000 words...but others keep telling me 500 word articles written right will be just as effective. Am I misunderstanding something? I am starting business websites (cleaning, solar and taxi uber hybrid) and wonder if your 2,000 word average is more related to passive income websites or that applies to every website?
I've been a Neil Patel fan for years(I still am) but I agree with you on this one. You just got a new subscriber. Well done guys!
Wale Ajibade thanks. Neil puts out a lot of good stuff but this one was a huge head scratcher for us...
Same
Yeah but his advice is not for new website. He said it for existing pages with followers.
If you hadn't spoken about Neil, i wouldn't have stumbled upon this video. Love it, you gained a new subscriber! you are my new school.
I'm not a project24 member and have no association with Income school guys. I did start a site less than a year back and wrote 30 articles between 1600 words and 4000 words. I specifically looked at 1-page ranking articles and made sure I do better than those. Really good quality.
Strategy
1. look at all the google's 1st-page results (10 articles) and write a piece of content that was better than all of them combined.
2. Publish and do Yoast-SEO (get as many greens as possible)
3. Internal linking well and at least 1 outbound link per article.
That's it...
I get 15k + visitors a month. Mediavine needs 25k uniques, so I'm writing another 30 more posts with the target of reaching 100 eventually...
Content is king... 10% of my articles are hitting 1, 2 spot and I'm ranking for 1000s of keywords easily...
Of course, I start with keyword research (mostly google suggestions) and don't even care to use Google Keyword planner. My keyword research is less than 10 mins for a blog.
I also have a 100+ links naturally, including reddit and such.
Sure, link building is going to speed up the process, but I would rather spend that time wisely writing a few more articles.
I don't know how to monitize but will think about it at 25k visitors....
Hope this helps guys..
Thanks bro!!!
Actually at the time of recording his intention was misunderstood , He was trying to say making only a quality content in bulk is not enough ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, produce less but quality content spend more time in promoting content thats what he was trying to say ,,,,
He broke my heart the day i watched that video, because he made it clear i need to invest alot of money in digital marketing to succeed and i know i don't have money to invest so i was super depressed the day i watched the video.
The next day i decided to just continue writing content and hope for the best untill eventually i figure out that was the worst tip i came across on TH-cam.
Thanks for getting rid of the doubt income school.
Question... You mentioned that when starting a website, you have to put out lots of quality content showing Google you are very active, to get attention in ranking. In earlier videos you mentioned building a site to 30 articles and then letting it sit with no activity for a year. I am new and not adding content at a fast rate. Could you clarify on the best rate of adding content and at what point you can let up on that speed, please?
THANK YOU! You put into words what I was thinking, his video bothered me. How can you promote something when you have 0 audience and no social media presence? I tried his method when I first started my blog a few years ago but didn't really see any results until I ditched social media and started implementing the stuff that you teach to my new and existing content.
I don't think Neal once said that you shouldn't put out " Quality " Content and ya'll know that. He only meant less in general and then work on promoting it. In fact, you can write a much better, longer post once a week then shorter less quality content 3 times a week. How come no one mentions that in the comments? With that being said, you're right about Neal having a huge audience and following and what works for him definitely won't always be the best advice for smaller fish in this big pond.
I agree with you. Most beginning website creators have more time than money. Promotion can cost plenty. Besides, when you're starting out you don't have anything to promote except someone else's products. Create insanely useful, entertaining content. Be useful. Create your own products. Thanks for the video.
That's so strange to see, I know I've heard him say "content is king" himself in his own videos! Hes really all over the place sometimes.
I totally understand where you guys are coming from. You need to understand that in marketing there is more than one way to do something and not everything works for every client.
It’s all about testing and trying, if something doesn’t work out then you have to move on to your next strategy.
I appreciate all your tips as much as I appreciate what Neil gives out in his content.
It’s up to me to decide what I want to take away from it.
Personally, I believe that a greatly good article on a topic that has a good volume of traffic would get traffic without much of SEO work. So yes, great content is king.
Thanks for pointing this out. I have been delivering content to my clients on Charliewriter.com
Hey guys, great video! The biggest problem of all with the Internet right now is that you will mostly find crappy content and it's largely to do with the advice being dispensed by so-called experts. Nobody is an expert, it's just that the larger you become, people are more likely to listen to you. These people are out of touch with reality and it's damaging because everybody takes the advice and acts on it! Some responsibility and consideration has to be taken.
Oh thank you for this! Found you and Neil just today and although his content was great I kept thinking the same thing! My site is new, my business is new, I’m trying to build visibility online BEFORE we open our doors.
I have a less than a year old website, but the thing is, I didn't know any of these tips before. So I lost the "momentum". What to do now? Can I start posting a lot?
Okay, if yo, too, are confused. Check Neil's video, this channel is referring to and Neil's video a year before that on the same subject. Mr.Patel sort of, did a 180. Neils 2018ish position was that content is king . How you can be thorough, use keyword in a flow and not just shove it. And everything in between, he even explained how Google would use content to rank you. That means content is indeed the king. Income school puts very helpful videos. Keep up the good work
Neil Patel giving bogus advice that only serves his brand? Say it ain't so! :P
that's not true, Neil is SEO beast...
neil patel is different but some of his advise work for me
I have nightmares everynight with neil's email examples to promote your content, "hi im an stranger and i want so say you X, Y and Z". Noooo (then, I wake up)
SEO DRAMA
dat`s a great agency name =D
Question: 100 articels.. are they all above 1800 words or can some of them be less?? Question 2: My themes blog sheme is really not special.. is there any plugin ?
They have a video on this
Is Neil the guy who always talks about the same thing in different videos?
Yep! That one!
Im glad this video was made, I was just recently doing a research on providing meta tags keywords, and according to Neil is a WASTE OF TIME. I was confuse because this website is for a local service I provide with my business and I noticed a lot of my competitors had a big list of meta tag keywords of 100+
Forget the debate, why would anyone want to put out sub par content anyway? I have been devouring your videos all week. I like your style and your honesty. Thank you
Wow!!! That is crazy that he would say content isn't king......then what is? Some janky backlinks to a site that doesn't provide value?? Content is what readers look for, I know that's what I look for. I want answers from a Google search not useless common sense stuff
yh exactly, his backling advice is also misleading. You shouldn't really be creating backlinks, because it's a by-product of having a lot of great content. The biggest sites on the web don't build backlinks, they just put out tons of content and the by-product of that is millions of backlinks over the years.
Scott Maitland Yh I know backlinks are the most important things, I’ve seen what you’ve seen aswell tbh.
Very true guys. Unless a brand's visibility and following is huge, content is the KING of course. Agreed!
Respect to you guys and Neil as well, both are really good.
I understand both positions, i took it like:
Content is not a silver bullet.
He is not saying that content is not worth it, he said that content is not a silver bullet.
Actually by SEO a good inpage with outpage strategy is really good.
Plus 1 content, is the written content, but there are other contents, richmedia...so maybe not just keyword usage in written words.
Sounds like a misunderstanding from both sides..
Sometimes, I have to delete certain pages/posts in my website, and the moment I do that, Google Search Console complains URL errors. How do I fix it?
Neil Patel makes $$ selling courses.
and his `` secrets``. u guys i DO NOT KNOW WHY shows all secrets in videos and later sell courses.
INCOME SCHOOL is DA BEAST.
Very good respectful response guys! One thing you said concerns me a bit, regarding the velocity needed to launch a new site and how 1 post a week isn't enough to do it? Did I misunderstand that or are you saying you've got to rapid fire your first 30 or so articles to get googles attention? I'm doing maybe 2 articles a week snuck into my schedule but maybe I need to push harder and double that.
You have revamped both dirt bike and camper report..Its nice grid look now. 100% agree with your views so i am following. I know 2-3 guys from work who just started writing post on their technical knowledge and added their 30 years of experience in that. He never had plugins to capture email or any youtube channel or any facebook page but now after 4-5 year their website is having good repo and he is ranking in 1-5 for that niche.
Content is the ESSENCE of Google. And yes, Neil is right. Content is not the King. CONTENT IS BEYOND BEING KING. So guys, thank you for sharing, for your CONTENT, and most specially for addressing the issues with objectivity and this nice non-pompous attitude that you have. Greetings from Mexico.
Thanks for the tip about the "momentum". I've wondered if 1 article per week is enough, and that's the way several sucessful people do, though their way is a bit different than yours. But I will get back on track and build the momentum. How much is enough? 3 articles per week?