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The Debrief: Making $4k/Month Helping Businesses With SEO
We dive into our interview, highlighting the key takeaways, and provide actionable advice to help you advance in your business venture.
Welcome to The Debrief. This week we interviewed Alex who makes $4k a month with a side hustle helping small businesses with their SEO. If you didn’t catch it, feel free to check it out here before diving into this edition.
In this mid-week newsletter, we are going to investigate what we covered in our interview and breakdown the key takeaways and share some actionable advice for you to work on in your business venture.
Each debrief is designed to give you something to work on each week based off the advice given by our featured entrepreneur.
Let’s get into it!
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Key takeaways:
Start with a Clear Niche and Audience
Alex emphasizes the importance of choosing a specific niche when starting out. In his case, he focuses on small businesses and local entrepreneurs. This allows him to tailor his services and marketing efforts to a well-defined audience, making his work more effective and easier to scale.
Leverage Tools and Automation Early
In hindsight, Alex wishes he had embraced SEO tools like SEMrush or Ahrefs sooner. These tools help streamline repetitive tasks, such as keyword research and analytics, enabling him to spend more time on strategy. For anyone starting a similar gig, investing in the right tools can accelerate growth and improve efficiency.
Build Relationships for Long-Term Success
For Alex, success isn’t just about higher rankings or more traffic; it’s about creating lasting relationships with clients. By simplifying SEO concepts and empowering clients to manage some aspects themselves, he ensures satisfaction and earns valuable referrals. This relational approach has been key to his business sustainability.
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