Where focus goes, SEO grows


“Where focus goes, energy flows. And where energy flows, whatever you're focusing on grows. In other words, your life is controlled by what you focus on.”

— Tony Robbins


Even if it's corny, I believe strongly in the above quote. I’ve experienced this both personally and professionally.

Go to a gym session and then check your arm: the muscle it’s tense after a nice workout.

Even if not visible to others, you can feel the growth, and it builds enough confidence in the process to go to the gym the next day.

With SEO, daily practice works like magic: growth starts to happen when you move the right SEO levers.

Work daily on your project for a few weeks, and you start getting more traffic, new leads, and more conversions.

It happened to me.

When I started SEO I had a black notebook with the pages I wanted to write, with strict deadlines that I followed.

Ahem, that project I started in 2009 is still working and bringing me 120K in profits every year.

So I wanted to test if this was going to work for anyone.

And so I shared my knowledge with some friends.

Two special cases come to mind:

1) ANDREA
With this friend, we have a 50/50 split revenue agreement, and these are the earnings we’ve made over the years, per quarter. It’s still earning.

2) DANIEL

Daniel Noboa, a colleague from uni — In his own words, this is what happened:

"Flavio helped me get about 1MM visitors in 12 months for my recipe-based website Comedera.com - I ended up selling it for mid-5 figures to an American Media Company three years later."

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The process was always the same.

I’d help with the strategy, the structure and the content production planning.

Then we start refining for every little opportunity I saw.

Then they start asking based on their learnings.

And suddenly they know SEO a lot better than they ever did.

It's an interesting process because of the knowledge transfer.

Some friends needed a few sessions, and others have stayed working with me for longer until they “unlocked” their SEO paths.

As an SEO agency owner, I also helped and taught full-sized company teams building their SEO processes.

It feels like magic.

Join my next SEO Challenge to experience this SEO magic.

Reply with "magic details" to get the full information.

Doors open next week.

Speak soon,
Flavio "SEO Magic"

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