Why many SEO gurus never share their SEO secrets with anyone!

[Purres]

There are a lot of very successful SEO specialists out there that pretty much get a ton of traffic each day to their sites ( organic traffic ). Sometimes these people get 5000 to 10000+ visitors leads per day but no one knows where and how they do SEO and how they get so many sales and profits each day.

But for any reasons they never share with others and where are the reasons?

 

[Nytshade]

Actually they do share their secrets, most just prefer not to share their secrets with the public. That is why you'll never find good strategies by relying on google search, because most prefer to sell their strategies.

Which is really good, so that the strategy can keep working for a long time. If every jim and jack is using the same strategy it won't last so these days people prefer to share their knowledge via paid courses/training, forums and secret communities or groups.

All I'm saying is that you've been looking in the wrong places, but there's no one best place. Start by investing in some courses and you'll find the secret communities where people are getting crazy results.

I don't recommend any specific courses to anyone because I buy a lot of courses and learn from all of them. On each course you have to swallow the meat and spit the bones. You'll never find one course that will give you everything you want.

Keep searching Purres

 

[elcidofaguy]

There are a lot of very successful SEO specialists out there that pretty much get a ton of traffic each day to their sites ( organic traffic ). Sometimes these people get 5000 to 10000+ visitors leads per day but no one knows where and how they do SEO and how they get so many sales and profits each day.

But for any reasons they never share with others and where are the reasons?

I disagree with that... The fact is most people do not want to dig into their pockets with regards to SEO and end up with cheap backlinks on fiverr etc... All of that cheap and free stuff does not amount to much with zero resuts... At the end of the day Googles algo at the core is still based on backlinks from authoratative sites which are trusted by G... Getting those links can be prohibitively expensive...

 

[datamaya]

Actually they do share.

If the SEO strategies are easy ones, soon they become the target of SEO spammers (which make it no longer looks like SEO strategies). If the SEO strategies are difficult ones and take time, creativity, effort, then very few will only do it (which makes people think that these SEO gurus never share their strategies, while they actually do).

 

[drastic]

There is no secret to SEO. It's one of the most logical and easy things to implement. It just takes time to do it alone and patience to see the results. Most people run out of both or give up when they realize it's not an overnight success and millionaire money maker.

The only time it's worth paying for is when you already know how to do it and are able to monitor the people you hire.

There's nothing secret about it.

 

[thomasdarius]

That is their secret , How they do make money online . they will never sharing it to anyone .If you want to improve SEO skills , you should look for quality courses and expensive.

 

[ericplotz1]

There are tons of people out there with good knowledge in forums, youtube videos, blogs, and etc...

You just have to know what you're doing ENOUGH, to be able to send a query that will provide an answer with any value. For instance you're probably "Googling" "how to do SEO" or something general. A general answer would be, "Outreach and content promotion".

Now, this is what the big agencies do. Outreach and content promotion all day. They focus on driving leads down a funnel, etc...

Now when you're referring to the "Gurus" I'm not sure what SEO guru you're talking about. My SEO gurus are people like:

Brian Dean
BTB
Jacob King
and so on.....

All of these guys sell their info and give a lot of it away for free on their blogs. Brian Dean's blog backlinko.com/blog has got some great stuff on it for beginners.

 

[learn2do]

Well, sharing a secret which mean they could have more competitors. That's a bad news with them.