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AgentOz · 03-21-2008, 07:53 AM

Well it will take a lot of time, study, and dedication.

I have been in the industry "learning the ropes" for about 4 years now. One thing you quickly learn is that this industry is ever changing. YOU NEVER STOP LEARNING. There is no one set rule book that will make you the best SEO'er for ever. The rules and methods (some of them) change consistently.

The best SEO'er will never use software.
The best SEO'er never stops testing and applying new techniques and ideas.

My best advice for you is to keep reading, keep testing, and never give up. READ READ READ, LEARN LEARN LEARN.

The best way to learn is by trial and error. Pick a fairly easy industry, create a test website and test out techniques you learn and apply new ideas to it. Monitor it closely and see how you do.

Oh yeah and the best SEO'ers never stop asking questions. So keep the questions coming.

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AgentOz Senior Googler Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 150 Thanks: 0 Thanked 10 Times in 10 Posts	Well it will take a lot of time, study, and dedication. I have been in the industry "learning the ropes" for about 4 years now. One thing you quickly learn is that this industry is ever changing. YOU NEVER STOP LEARNING. There is no one set rule book that will make you the best SEO'er for ever. The rules and methods (some of them) change consistently. The best SEO'er will never use software. The best SEO'er never stops testing and applying new techniques and ideas. My best advice for you is to keep reading, keep testing, and never give up. READ READ READ, LEARN LEARN LEARN. The best way to learn is by trial and error. Pick a fairly easy industry, create a test website and test out techniques you learn and apply new ideas to it. Monitor it closely and see how you do. Oh yeah and the best SEO'ers never stop asking questions. So keep the questions coming.