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I would like opinions on Brian Dean's training courses and his advice -- is it useful?

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marketingdepartment.ch last edited by

I would like opinions on Brian Dean's training courses and his advice -- has anyone used it successfully? Is it worth the cost? And useful?
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I have taken his "SEO That Works" class and it is definitely worthwhile if you are serious about content-driven SEO. His methods definitely take an investment of time (and money if you are outsourcing) but the results he shows are pretty amazing. The SEO That Works class is also great if you are concerned about legitimate, white-hat ways to get authority backlinks.
Nick White
SEO Services KC
https://seo-kansas-city.com/
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