This video is the first part of the SEO Tutorial. Discover what SEO is and the strategic mindset you need to conquer the search engines. You’ll also learn the fundamentals of keyword research including LSI and long-tail keywords.

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There are 3 videos in the SEO Tutorial series, be sure to watch them all if you’re new to search engine optimization.

Additional Videos in the SEO Tutorial Series:
Module 1 – Introduction & Keyword Research (Watch Online Video)
Module 2 – On-Site Optimization (Watch Online Video)
Module 3 – Off-Site Optimization (Watch Online Video)

Would you rather read the SEO Tutorial? Click on the links below:
-Part 1: What is SEO?
-Part 2: Keyword Research
-Part 3: What is LSI?
-Part 4: What are Long-Tail Keywords?
-Part 5: On-Site vs Off-Site
-Part 6: On-Site Optimization Details
-Part 7: What are Meta Tags?
-Part 8: What is Anchor Text?
-Part 9: Off-Site Optimization
-Part 10: Directory Submissions
-Part 11: Article Submissions
-Part 12: Press Release Submissions
-Part 13: Forum & Blog Commenting
-Part 14: Social Bookmarking
-SEO Tutorial Conclusion

If you want to learn more about SEO, then watch this free SEO tutorial. The tutorial runs about 45 minutes and is broken up into 3 parts. I’ve also compiled the tutorial in text format and created a series of posts for you so you can read it right on the blog in case you’d rather read through it.

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This relates to your affinity to the market. Do you need to have experience in it? Do you need to be part of the market?

First of all, you need to identify exactly who your market is. If you’re targeting law school grads, then that’s your market. If you’re targeting trap shooters, then there you go. Now, are you a member of the market? Are you a graduate of law school? Do you know how to trap shoot?

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Here are just a few pointers when assessing a “good” (profitable) niche:

–> You want competition

–> Instead of going for zero to little competition, look for a unique angle in a competitive market

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A back-end.

This is where a lot of budding business owners let it all slip away. They don’t realize that the money is in repeat sales to existing customers. If they do realize this at all, then they don’t understand that the back-end items don’t have to be created by them.

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