"A noticeable nudge in the rankings."

You should constantly seek new information.

New information helps you make better, faster decisions.

And oftentimes, more money.

I’m not telling you to learn a new language or how to build a rocket.

New information can be as simple as {REDACTED}.

Take Dean, for example.

Dean is a pretty talented SEO — I’ve seen his work.

It’s better than a lot of the freelancers I’ve seen on LinkedIn.

But just like any reasonably smart person would do, Dean bought my course.

Because he wanted more information to make better, faster decisions.

Which translates to better rankings and more cash.

He made one tweak to his page structure, a change which I suggest in my course.

He described a “noticeable nudge in the rankings.”

What I am teaching in this course is not the same thing you’ll learn from any of those influencers asking you for a retweet on Twitter/X just so they can DM you a boilerplate “Ultimate On Page SEO Checklists.”

No, what I am teaching in my course goes well beyond that level of information.

You’ve already sought out that information, either through my content or someone else’s.

But you already have that knowledge.

And it was free.

Because it’s basic SEO knowledge.

It’s extremely easy to get, that’s why it’s free.

The depth of knowledge that is in this course is far more valuable than that.

Which is why it’s not free.

It’s $297.

Kai