Is it worth buying Aaron Wall's SEO Book?

**hendricius** · 11 August, 2009, 18:06 PM

Hi guys,

It's hearing from every where about this. I have some Related Stuff like SEO per hour a day and all with me. But not the Aaron wall's seo book. Is it worth buying.?

Do you have any experience with it?

**m42** · 11 August, 2009, 19:52 PM

Originally Posted by hendricius

It's hearing from every where about this. I have some Related Stuff like SEO per hour a day and all with me. But not the Aaron wall's seo book. Is it worth buying.?

Do you have any experience with it?

I'm not sure whether you're asking about the site, seobook.com or the book, The SEO Book. Either way, my answer is the same. If you are serious about SEO, both are definitely worth the investment.

Membership to seobook.com is currently $150/month. The site is updated regularly and includes a wealth of knowledge on both SEO basics and the latest and greatest trends. I believe the book is still included with the membership. Aaron has also posted some videos and software utilities that will aid you in your personal quest for web domination.

The book ($79) isn't updated as frequently, but has hundreds of pages of information that is still extremely useful to SEO's, regardless of the fact that the industry is always in flux. It's definitely a good investment, especially for people just starting out. The book is usually only available in PDF.

**hendricius** · 11 August, 2009, 19:56 PM

Originally Posted by m42

I'm not sure whether you're asking about the site, seobook.com or the book, The SEO Book. Either way, my answer is the same. If you are serious about SEO, both are definitely worth the investment.

Membership to seobook.com is currently $150/month. The site is updated regularly and includes a wealth of knowledge on both SEO basics and the latest and greatest trends. I believe the book is still included with the membership. Aaron has also posted some videos and software utilities that will aid you in your personal quest for web domination.

The book ($79) isn't updated as frequently, but has hundreds of pages of information that is still extremely useful to SEO's, regardless of the fact that the industry is always in flux. It's definitely a good investment, especially for people just starting out. The book is usually only available in PDF.

I was talking about The SEO book Written by aaron wall. Yeah while searching this I found the site seobook.com. I think it's worth being a member of the site.

But am not sure whether the book is coming with the membership.

**m42** · 11 August, 2009, 20:03 PM

According to SEO Book support, the book is included with membership.

Book availability also confirmed via seobook.com login.

**hendricius** · 11 August, 2009, 20:08 PM

Originally Posted by m42

According to SEO Book support, the book is included with membership.

Yeah, I too found it out at the site. But they are just giving a pdf copy like an ebook. I was expecting a hard copy of the book.

What ever it is, I think its worth and going to have a membership there. Thanks for the help buddy.

**Will.Spencer** · 15 August, 2009, 16:59 PM

I'm a member at SEOBook. It's a great forum and it's definitely worth the money. See you there!

**dmi** · 15 August, 2009, 18:11 PM

$150 per month? That's huge. I bet that they don't have anything more to teach people than SEOmoz, which is free, as far as I know.

**m42** · 16 August, 2009, 01:40 AM

Originally Posted by dmi

$150 per month? That's huge. I bet that they don't have anything more to teach people than SEOmoz, which is free, as far as I know.

At a very high level, their service structures are quite similar.

SEOmoz Pro Membership is not free. SEOmoz currently charges:

Pro - Solo Membership: $79/month
Pro Plus - Small Business: $129/month
Pro Elite - Big Business: $229/month

SEO Book offers free (limited) resources to non-members as well.

**Coastercraze** · 16 August, 2009, 06:56 AM

Just looked at the site and I have to say, best to pass on it. Anyone who claims as seen on without links to cite the alleged sources doesn't and will not get my business.

It's as credible as a drug company saying that.

**m42** · 16 August, 2009, 08:28 AM

Originally Posted by Coastercraze

Just looked at the site and I have to say, best to pass on it. Anyone who claims as seen on without links to cite the alleged sources doesn't and will not get my business.

It's as credible as a drug company saying that.

Aaron has no reason to lie about that. He has built quite a reputation for himself and it has made him a lot of money.

I believe his book is still one of the top selling SEO books in the industry. There is no shortage of information out there to verify the claims on his site.

Alternatively, you could always just ask him.

As for membership to SEO Book. It might be best not to knock it until you've actually tried it.