I have never heard of a site get indexed then deindexed and indexed again. I have had sites get indexed, show up in the serps then disappear from the serps completely only to show back up in a few weeks, but they were still indexed. It really is strange.
What is interesting to me is that the No2 spot by DoshDosh dates back to I thought Google liked fresh content? A bit puzzled. However, for non-bigmoney topics, Google continues to index both hubs and Squidoo lenses pretty fast. Close Menu Home. Hi And Welcome. Once you are an authority site you can outrank established sites by just having your keyword long-tail in the url. Once you are an authority site you can outrank sites which have at least part of the long-tail keyword in their domain name e.
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So while it all sounds very plausible in theory, the practice for anyone who tries may be quite different. From personal experience, i noticed that one of the most visited posts on my blog is on WhatsApp for business. In terms of Udemy. Is there a way of collecting the data of the people that signed up to your list?
Or do you do this as a way of generating income and building your brand? By the way, the level of content on this site is through the roof. Reminds me of when I first found Pat Flynnes site all those years ago…. No, all you get from Udemy is an email saying so and so signed up but no email address.
I started on udemy 3 years ago and have 12 courses and 37K students and you used to be able to cross promote new courses but sadly like everything, over time things get tightened up. However, what I think Glen was saying I was on a plane when I was listening is that Udemy and Skillshare are great places to validate your course ideas. I would definitely go along with that. But, again, as Glen says, the most important things are your own site which gives out great free stuff, and your email list.
Two things: To me the biggest example in this sector is Lynda. E-Learning is necessary because our school system only teaches the past and that past is based on tech and processes which are no longer vaild or useful. Our unemployment numbers prove the point better than I could. If I sign up to buy a product, and that product offers insight into a particular process, then the person offering the product has the potential for a lifetime customer with just that one sale.
We should just hand them our walllets…simply because they asked. Great post and tips as always — thank you very much for all the work you are doing here, guys! I have an ebook in mind that I would be able to write well and stand behind.
But I know that long before I even write the ebook, I would be better off starting a blog on the topic and building traffic there. I can write blog posts fine. But all the other tools and skills I need to learn seem overwhelming. At least in that industry anonymity or at least using a pen name is fairly common so no issues there.
It will lead you to seek out places where your target audience are most active and then get involved in those areas. I always just start with one traffic platform like Facebook or Twitter or Youtube or Pinterest and try to get the most out of it, then go from there.
Glen, Thanks for opening my mind to new ideas and the Evernote Essential have been looking for something similar.
I have a question. As Glen explained he is the expert , it does not necessary have to be about products or software even though that will be great. He shared the example of Landlordology which I think is a service driven angle.
Great podcast, Glen. Online training is certainly huge. And in the wider scheme of things, it never fails to amaze me what people teach online yoga, iPhone photography, cooking, etc. Glen, I am sure it would be no surprise to you that like lot of others, I absolutely adore your excellent case studies. I have been involved in the services industry for long, but I am getting more and more interested in products and now that I am thinking of launching my first course, I was lucky enough thanks partly to our common friend Azzam to have seen this case study.
I am going to go forward with what I know best. Thanks Glen for another great post with plenty of detail. Each post gets me thinking about new business ideas. The problem is always choosing the one to go with. I see lots of people asking very basic questions about how to get started, what should be their first step, how do I …?
So my thought with this is to sell these checklists that include detail on how and why to do something. They could all be in a course together or could be made available separately. There are probably more marketing and SEO blogs than any other category I would assume. Mark Cuban wrote on his blogmaverick site about his early start in business. One of the things that stood out to me in that article is how he read the manuals for software being used by customers and learned it so well he could consult them.
Good you want to encourage people to build real value! It is a great thing to bring more meaning to the Internet as there is just too much low quality content focused on earning money again! I like the price. It is fair. I can easily cover it from my online income.
Another great point — you encourage people to be more creative and use technologies that make content more attrative and learning easier. I am sure many of us are pretty busy and this is important for them. Other than that — I believe this is one of the few programs really worth paying.
I loved the fact that there is no ugly long sales page! I cannot find anywhere an explanation of the logisitcs of this.. Also, what is the delivery method of the course? Do we have to show up at certain times for webinars or something? The actions we want you to take to build a site are up to you as far as how much time you invest. Oriana, the lessons are delivered throughout the 12 weeks and the study is self-paced. Allan, that problem has happened to about 3 other people.
Brian, I stumbled upon your site the other day and downloaded the report on Teaching Sells. It makes complete sense to me. Please be honest….
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