online SEO training programs

**xxtoni** · 28 March, 2010, 00:15 AM

Originally Posted by hiddenchampion

I recommend none of them. It's a rip off imo. The most valuable information you will find on forums like this. At least for me it worked. I have seen many "guru videos" and I knew 95% of the techniques.

Yes well,usually you can filter out 95% of those "guru lessons" by just not falling for "Will teach you SEO in a week" or other scams of that kind

**geyser** · 28 March, 2010, 03:48 AM

Some may offer crash courses about learning SEO online, but ensure that you are dealing with credible names so that you won't waste money. I also experience learning SEO through phone consultation, it may cost us but its worth the money once we have learned the ins and outs about the industry.

**jus098** · 30 March, 2010, 14:28 PM

what r the course fee??

**Loko** · 30 March, 2010, 18:20 PM

I agree you can get good theories and learn a lot in forums like Netbuilders, but that was not my question.

When you depend on SEO in a professional way, then there may not be enough time to figure out everything about SEO by yourself. In that case you either hire a professional to do SEO for you or take SEO training yourself.

Either way, I have been looking at SEOmoz as well but I haven't made a decision yet.

For what it's worth:
SEOmoz fees are -depending on the package- $79/$129/$229 per month.
SEObook monthly fee is $300 per month.

cheers

**SonnyCooL** · 30 March, 2010, 18:52 PM

Originally Posted by Loko

I agree you can get good theories and learn a lot in forums like Netbuilders, but that was not my question.

When you depend on SEO in a professional way, then there may not be enough time to figure out everything about SEO by yourself. In that case you either hire a professional to do SEO for you or take SEO training yourself.

Either way, I have been looking at SEOmoz as well but I haven't made a decision yet.

For what it's worth:
SEOmoz fees are -depending on the package- $79/$129/$229 per month.
SEObook monthly fee is $300 per month.

cheers

SEOMOZ is abt their program right or online SEO school ??
thanks

**Will.Spencer** · 1 April, 2010, 10:52 AM

Originally Posted by Loko

This year, I want to invest in my company by increasing my SEO knowledge so I am looking for a good SEO training program to join. 'SEO Book' looks very interesting but it seems there are only a few openings each year.

I'm a mod over at SEOBook. It's incredibly valuable because of the quality of the discussion and the contacts you can make with people there.