Neil Patel And Youtube strategy missing links.

At this point Neil doesn't need to worry about ranking websites. He's been in the know for a long time. I speak on why you this is good and bad.

What's up, it's Tyler. I think Neil Patel has a great SEO content out there, and a lot of helpful click funnels. Sure there's a lot of funnels that may be good or bad, it's all an opinion, he doesn't work for Google.

Neil could pass link power to a domain by adding links to his video description.

Yes, this gives a link to your website which is a positive. Use short links - I've built a study compared to long VS short, and the quick links offer people a landing page, and it seems the limit is more text than links. I'm honing in on a few short link purchases to test this further.

As helpful as everyone is, there's still room for improving. That's why Neil is making a bunch of videos that are starting to look a lot like mine but with a bigger budget, more takes, and more animation.

Hey, Neil, I'm not hating, it's legit. I personally don't have time to put that much into it, and also I don't want to read from a card because I know what I'm talking about. I notice you do a lot of edits - which is odd because the content you're talking about is not complicated.

I speak openly and honestly about Neil - compared to myself and do not take this as a negative blog on Neil. Rather it's an honest blog about authority leaders in a spammy SEO key phrase world.

Neil clearly works hard on his content, given some takes - but it turns out to be a compelling video. It does seem like he needed to read the cards, which seems odd if you're the authority figure, why do you need to read from a card - especially if you're in the know.

That's where the grain of salt comes from, seriously though Go listen to Neil and you will learn a lot.

Neil Patel Compared to Tyler Garrett

Neil Patel helped some companies with their digital marketing.

I've helped companies with their business intelligence, which consumes digital marketing data from every aspect, and supports the information.

Enterprise data projects and solutions, not backlink, up work writers, and blog building strategies.

Don't get upset Neil. I've worked with bigger ego's and I love you for your talents. I know we all can share and learn from one another.

I'm just a dude who has a couple of cuddly dogs and years of inventing solutions to industry problems in the data and business intelligence environment.

Tyler Garrett has worked a lot in Data and business consulting

After a decade of doing inventions in SQL, after working through an information systems degree, plus working with PepsiCo - and doing over 3000+ changes across the corporation (that was just my internship).

I'm just now learning about this SEO Stuff... Not to mention the 7 years of Business consulting and helping companies with their data of activities problems and business intelligence environments.

You honed your SEO for the past many years and built a lot of backlinks.

I focused on solving unsolved problems and didn't build backlinks.
No matter what I work towards, or do, you would always beat my ranking.
Without really lifting much of a finger. That's the type of Authority Neil owns.

Things that I did that Don't impact SEO ranking

1. I built a family and 100+ enterprise solutions that 2.2million employees use daily.
2. I've slain dragons without having to spam lazy businesses to earn revenue.
3. Companies have paid me to solve problems that no one could solve before me.

Neil will always rank higher than me - regardless of quality, experience, education, capabilities, talent, looks, who he paid to write the blog and build the blog post, or best practices.

Raw talent is not measured in SEO it's more who has what links and from a link perspective, Neil will always be in the lead. He's been doing it for over a decade!

I'm an avid fan of who's in the know and what their experience is to support that content. Neil has a good opinion on this content, and I don't think it matters that he doesn't link in his description. He will build enough link power with just his videos and people subscribing to his content.

Neil Patel knows what he's talking about.

Generally speaking, if you rank #1 on Google, you did some link building, and it was more than likely a lot of SPAM. I haven't researched his backlink strategy because today I want to look at his front end approach and talk about whether or not you should read into it.

He's been looking at google analytics for a lot longer than you, which makes him the subject matter expert. I look up to his wisdom with a small grain of salt because of the reputation I've heard coming from what I believe to be intimidated, people. Jealous of how much he dominates.

The Salt mostly comes from having worked with enterprise companies with their business intelligence environments. And I was solving big data before they called it big data, but at that time, Neil was building sales funnels and making his blogging chops.

I find most authority figures talk more than the show, that's because they have a team of people building content for them.

So, after solving the biggest limitations in the data industry, helping 2.2million employees daily with my solutions.

This may only sound impressive to everyone but Neil Patel. Who - from what I've been told - has been writing blogs for over 10 years. That means 10 years of understanding backlink building, managing external resources to build content, and generating affiliate funnels.

My solutions are across every industry, and almost every programming language - I made all of those generally entirely by myself because the what I was doing had not be attempted or tried before.

After inventing and proving many industries that their tech can be upgraded. I'm looking to learn SEO.

So, the best of the best is Neil Patel. I've only heard of him because of lots of ad campaigns on my Facebook ever since liking a few key words, I've been hit with this information.

It never had any info - and I never saw him cut and dry explain very much. But once you start to click around on his website, you will understand why he has a lot of authority on the topic.

Who is Neil Patel? Is he the Gold Truth?

SEO is an opinionated sport, and most do not prove what actually drives the needle. Rather it's a collective of opinions that sway your rank up and down. Depending on those averages, leaders like Neil report on it.

I've asked others about him, and the people who seem to be in the know, speak really poorly of him. Things like 'people write his content' - 'spamming backlinks' - 'completely fake' - ouch...

So I decided to keep it really simple. Is Neil taking advantage of links on youtube? Yes or no?

If he has access to his Search Console - Webmaster tool, he would be able to check the links coming to his website. I wonder if I pointed a few at his domain if he would notice the strategy?

My thought is - no matter the 'authority' in a Google Search phrase, it does not make them the truth on the matter. Rather everyone should follow the data first.

If you're the thought leader in the market, you will offer sound advice on what's good for SEO, yet on the primary objective here is to generate a good SEO score, why is the best of the best missing that link?

Neil Patel has solid insights. Just a little dated.

I've burned a few days working down some of his funnels, they were majorly out of date, since 2013, and I've stopped digging into other blogs, and just read what he has face value. 

If you read his blogs, you will see he does a lot of talking about himself, which is okay to sell you on the brand. I'm not impressed because I've come from working with the smartest people in the fastest growing companies - and they were in a stage that they needed 'unsolved problems' solved...

I'm a problem solver, Neil is right with SEO.
Although if there's something I know about Ego's being the only person in the know in a company - and how often I've had to squash those in the corporate world - having 100+ successful engagements VS someone working at a company for 10 years only, I'm going to have more to grasp at when it comes time to solve problems.

Listen to Neil, just not everything.

Neil earns revenue from clicks, and from his website ranking, simply being #1 makes links, but for the most part, every single top ranking page in the globe has a fat chunk of fake links. To be analyzed another day, I just can't care about it right now - he's dominated for a reason. And I think my youtube strategy is better than his current offsite, so let's look at it.

Neil shares exactly what you need to know to get started, and like any leader, there is an opportunity for them to potentially have different strategies for different reasons.

Whether Neil knows of this or not, it seems that it doesn't matter.

Neil was able to generate a lot of links to his domain for nearly a decade and has also been masterful at keeping people on his website. That's why there are so many affiliate links and other blogs associated to each post.

I know a lot of people have a lot of negative things to say regarding Neil, and I for one would like to defend him.

Neil is offering advice, where he could offer none what so ever. The fact that he is starting to build youtube videos is a good sign for the industry and I'm excited to see where that takes him.

I don't believe any single SEO expert can help you be the best in the world, and diversifying is the best way to avoid overall project failure risk decreased.

Ranking is a weird SOB - just know that with solid thought leaders out there, you will always have a good chunk of opinions to sort through.

 Neil is a good path for ramping up your SEO needs. Sure the content is a little old in some of the click funnels but the logic is still good.

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