Where to learn what all these abbreviations mean?

Where to learn what all these abbreviations mean?
PBN, the concept of a link pyramid, backlinks, etc.
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I want to learn these so I can figure out what exactly these packages are trying to sell me, and to especially make sure i'm not using something meant for a t2, but ends up hurting my t1 (or something like that)
You can always use GOOGLE...it provides many sites with valuable information. You can also try Youtube for more visual learning...
Just Google the terms and you will get the result within one minute.
Thanks, I got that.

I’m quickly learning a lot!
Yup, I was in the same situation you are now. I was reading through this forum, had no idea about SEO. I thought to myself "Holy crap, how am I going to learn all the terms, meanings and understand the context?", but it worked out very well. The most terms are easy and once you start doing SEO by yourself you will not only see, but experience what they mean. The threads shared above are really good, wished someone posted them when I signed up on this forum.
One more advice: Start as soon as possible and make your own experiences. Check what works and what doesn't by yourself. Google/Search Engines are always evolving, this is what makes testing very important.
But here’s the thing, before they receive the useful resource, you want to capture more than just their name and email address. You want to covertly capture what type of customer they are.

For example, as a search engine optimization (SEO) company, we often ask the question: what level of understanding of SEO do you have?

And then provide one of three answers.

1) Total Newbie 2) Some knowledge but fuzzy 3) Ninja level

We collect this data and tag each contact in our email autoresponder.

That way, we can get hyper-targeted in the messaging and promotions we send to our list. Best to do this early, even for beginners. And while you may not be ready to use the data now, you’ll find it becomes very useful later down the road.

13. Lorraine Reguly

Lorraine RegulyMy #1 email marketing strategy is to be honest with my readers.

Authenticity goes a long way in developing trust!

The second thing I do after that is to find out what my readers want and then give it to them.

14. Ted Rubin

ted rubinGrowing your list is not simply about numbers… it’s about adding value to what you do. In order to ensure that happens, the following are important parts of the process.

1. Permission is a privilege, not a right: Consumers do not owe us their attention, and they certainly do not owe us their permission. We need to EARN their permission, and that’s not done by a gimmick or a flashy set of ads. Permission is earned through quality content and offers, genuine interest in and deep understanding of consumer preferences/needs, and a consistent track record that builds trust. Keep the trust, keep the permission, keep the follower.

2. Relevance is king: We all hear daily that content is king – so let’s take that one level further and point out that it’s not just the volume or brilliance of content that matters to your followers, it is how that content relates to them. If content is not relevant to them, it is nothing more than a waste of your time and a reason for the follower/consumer to take away permission for ongoing interaction with you.

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