Newbie and Crappy

[danielos4ever]

Originally Posted by cooluks

I can give you this link for Beginner's Guide to SEO..

And This for SEO Terminologies....

Hope this helps...

Thanks, this was really helpful, great information!

Yes lets meet, don't know where cause I have never been to the San Jose conference center but we'll figure something out.

[potpot]

Originally Posted by Smooth Operator

I will be attending the SES conference in San Jose and would be interested in joining the newb club. I am just starting out and would like as much insight on what I have jumped into as possible.

is there any online registration to that? for those who want to join but cannot come in San Jose??

[danielos4ever]

No registration required, if you are a newbie your pretty much in the club.

[Smooth Operator]

Ha yeah I dont think the requirements can be that high.
probably something like:
1. Feeling lost on Search Engine terminology and strategies?
2. Head pounding from all the info you are trying to learn?
3. Want to find a group of fellow SEOists and drink your headache away?

Dunno just a few questions I am asking myself this great monday morning.

[caugas]

Originally Posted by Smooth Operator

3. Want to find a group of fellow SEOists and drink your headache away?

I like that!!! Anyone live in Boston!

[danielos4ever]

Yea Mondays, I always feel a little better about SEO on Friday and then its like the weekend erases everything and come Monday I have to start over. Probably from all that drinking!

[danielos4ever]

For you newbies attending the ses conference I found this by evilgreenmonkey - I thought it was slightly helpful and funny. http://www.evilgreenmonkey.com/artic...e-groupie.html

[Smooth Operator]

Ha Ha, that is great now I am going to be watching people there and labeling them.. Over there that guys is a suit, yeah he is a wanker for sure. Good times..

[Smooth Operator]

So where is the newb Party going to be at???

[danielos4ever]

According to the party thread there is a pre ses get together at the bar in the marriott, we should meet up and then we can make the rounds together so at least well know each other.

[teddy4U]

Another relative newbie who wishes to get on a steeper learning curve.

I have only been doing this SEO for some 3 months but found there is so much you can do without any techie knowledge. Keeping content ticking over, reviewing SEO on existing stuff, pushing back links through forums and blogs submissions, etc.

Perhaps we can start some program of SEO for newbie non techies of way to improve our site rating in other non technical ways, i.e. spell check the whole of your site, look for an optimum word count in pages etc. There you go I've started the ball rolling already!

By the way just by putting this post in readers may well want to know where I'm coming from and view my site and blogs! Good eh!

MOD - How about a non techie section in the forum dedicated to this?

[cryptblade]

Anyone interested in a newbie conference in VA Beach? VA Beach Conference Center is kinda nice - modern looking and all. Looks "techie" but not...?

[teddy4U]

Originally Posted by cryptblade

Anyone interested in a newbie conference in VA Beach? VA Beach Conference Center is kinda nice - modern looking and all. Looks "techie" but not...?

Interested? Yes but I'm in Bulgaria! Perhaps an online party for non US Nationals?

[sam890]

Just found a nice article for all newbie's

http://www.voisd.com/blog/articles/web-marketing-the-key-to-successful-link-building

[teddy4U]

Originally Posted by sam890

Just found a nice article for all newbie's

http://www.voisd.com/blog/articles/web-marketing-the-key-to-successful-link-building

Useful info within for newbies like me, basic message is 'research and patience' or 'Don't rush in where fools only dare!'

Ta