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Rebrand – Lucid SEO on Trial

07 Jan

The Lucid SEO on Trial report is now available to rebrand at LucidRebrander.com

LSOT is an in-depth case study on how The Lucid Blog won the recent Focus Seminar – SEO Competition. It’s a a good story with a few interesting twists that will appeal to most internet marketers.

And, of course, it will be of particular interest to anyone with an interest in Search Engine Optimisation.

At LucidRebrander.com you can rebrand the report with your own Lucid SEO affiliate link, after which you are free to pass it on to as many people as you like. If any of them click on your affiliate link inside the report and make a purchase as a result – you will receive 50% commission on every payment.

Don’t worry if you’re not already a Lucid SEO affiliate – the rebranding page has instructions on how to get a free affiliate account.

It’s mostly self-explanatory, but if you have any questions or commetns, please don’t hesitate to post them here

Rebrand Lucid SEO on Trial

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Last Call for Lucid SEO

16 Dec

In one week’s time, Lucid SEO will stop taking on new “life-time” members.

In two week’s time, the monthly subscription for new members will be increasing.

Here’s why you should care: Read the rest of this entry »

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Lucid SEO on Trial – Free Report

13 Nov

In this free report, I provide a complete, behind-the-scenes story of how I came top of the recent Focus Seminar SEO contest.

You’ll read about:

The disastrous first week that saw my entry get kicked out of Google.
How I got back into the Google index.
The exact steps that I took to beat the competition.
How I pushed my web page, not just above the other competitors, but above the OFFICIAL Focus Seminars website (oops!).
How I swiped the #1 spot AND the #2 spot in Google (does that mean I came in 1st and 2nd?).
How I also got 1st or 2nd place in Yahoo, MSN, and at least half a dozen other search engines.

Lucid SEO on Trial

This is the most in-depth SEO report that I’ve produced since I worked with Tim Whiston on the original Lucid SEO manual

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Lucid SEO – Ending Soon…

09 Jul

In a couple of days time, we’ll be closing the doors on the personalised, 1-to-1 coaching that comes as part of the Lucid SEO package.

The core Lucid SEO manual and videos will still be available for purchase, but the telephone consultation, panic room and website review facilities will no longer be offered to new members.

We’re leaving them up, probably until Friday, 9th July, but we may close this down early if it looks like we’re getting over-subscribed. This will very likely be the LAST time we make these particular facilities available, so if you REALLY want the full Lucid SEO package, now’s the time…

===> http://www.lucid-seo.com

If you’ve not seen it yet, check out my new video. It’s an honest, un-doctored look inside the Google Analytics for my website for the last six months.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12g7vxYW71M[/youtube]

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Removed From Google Index – Time to Panic?

19 Jun

Most of the time when people worry that they’ve been removed, or deleted from the Google index, they haven’t. It’s just that their rankings are too low.

But this was different.

I really had been removed from the Google index!

How did I know? Because I did a site:www.mywebsite.com search and I was told that my search did not match any documents.

I confirmed this by checking my Google Webmasters account and, sure enough, it confirmed that, for some unspecified reason, Google were no longer indexing my website.