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INTERNET BUSINESS FOR HUMANS

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How to get clients selling websites
I've tried everything but I'm not getting it, I already have a portfolio, I already have a presence on the web, but I don't post much, I've already entered freelance platforms but nothing, I've been to Facebook groups but nothing
0 likes • Apr '25
@Edward Lewis No, just while the other stuff is slowly getting known, these are just ideas to get something going. Other is of course paid ads. Which is always good in my opinion but you have to do it right. It's hard enough to track ad conversions in general. In no particular order - I'd say three options: - Blog, post on social. Get your website good technically / SEO'd - Personal networking - Use money on paid ads In my opinion, in a perfect world, one should always to all three, all the time. Being solo makes it tricky to allocate the time and funds. This takes time. I've been looking for a project to play around on. I've got a few domains I could use, as well as one that I could use as a freelancer / agency. IF i get that started, I could connect with you and we could work on things side-by-side. Not saying that I'm an expert, but I also have experience with Google Ads and currently run campaigns for a few clients at work. So I've helped a lot of small-medium businesses.
0 likes • Apr '25
@Edward Lewis Where are you from, if you don't mind me asking? Age? I'm a foreigner and live in the countryside in Denmark. I have a few friends (mostly work related), but they're not near me. Advantage is, I've done webdev/marketing for a living (mostly as an employee, but also freelance) for most of my adult life. I'm not sure how well I'd do, if I would just suddenly start freelancing full time.
Welcome to the Not-Only-SEO-Community
Hi, this group covers more than Search Engine Optimization and marketing. In this community, we also explore the broader and deeper influence of the internet: how people think, search, interact, and form convictions, and how they can help themselves and each other by applying concepts from computational linguistics to daily life. Let me share an example: I once worked in systemic supervision with someone diagnosed with OCD who found relief through an unexpected approach. By introducing the concept of a "natural 301-redirect" for their thoughts, this person is now able to transform their thinking pattern. Now, many of my clients with OCD successfully use these "three-o-ones" to redirect intrusive thoughts into productive ones, finding remarkable ease in this approach. The intersection of human cognition and machine interaction (search engines/databases) offers fascinating insights. These concepts, along with their semantic foundations, prove invaluable in coaching and treating individuals seeking life improvements. Yes, we will talk about SEO. In particular, from a systemic and semantic angle (meaning). Let's dive deep into the difference between search intent and user intent. I am looking forward to discussing with you the miracles of association, connecting and various order systems.
1 like • Feb '25
I love the "natural 301-redirect" example! SEO concepts can help with stuff in real life. MANY years ago, soon after working more with SEO, I realized that me as a person/professional was really nowhere to be found. 1) In general I hadn't defined myself or what I did (just vaguely). 2) Job databases, social profiles etc. I wasn't looking for opportunities, but what opportunities was I missing by being invisible? This reminds me that I could (and probably should) do more to project more clear information about myself. Along with using this community, I'm going to try to work on that! Thanks for that opportunity!
What is your SEO struggle at the moment?
Comment your topic you want to talk about in the next SEO meetup here in the community. I will collect the concerns and we will address them soon in Zoom.
1 like • Feb '25
@Safi Ullah Yes, there are so many moving parts and each project is different. Often the worst part is a client that "Just wants to rank", and you hardly get any engagement. Barely get texts for the pages and no or little interest in your ideas to what could take the site to the next level (if it means that the client needs to actually DO anything)
You are invited to contribute .... :)
Hi everybody, this group will develop vivid dynamics when you become an active part of the discussion. It is crucial to contribute even one thought or link from time to time. Thank you for joining this group – let us make it a community. I am the person who offers the dancefloor – for your discussion.
1 like • Feb '25
Great!
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