Jeremy Moser

I increased monday,com’s traffic by 1,570% via SEO. I compiled 4hrs of video showing the exact strategy. Like + Reply with 👋 and I’ll DM it to you for free, right now. (I’ve lead SEO for 100+ SaaS startups)

This company was just acquired for FIVE BILLION and they can't hire smart enough talent to realize that building 90% exact match backlinks is a bad idea?

@dustinkittle @AshleyPosey22 If only people actually rallied together like this in Williamson. Too late anyways, barely any farmland left to complain about losing now.

Last Night in Columbia, Tennessee — I will provide a more detailed report at some point but I wanted to express appreciation to the Maury County (TN) Regional Planning Commission who, last night, voted unanimously to send a negative recommendation to the County Commission on the attempted rezoning of the Monsanto land for a 1,300 home development; The Meeting Room was full; with incredibly impactful speeches made by local residents — from a teenager who had completed a research project on the hazards of the Monsanto land to individuals who have been a part of this community for 50-plus years. The only parties who spoke in favor of the Monsanto development last night were those paid to be there, including the developers’ attorney and two engineers. Thank you to everyone who took the time to be a part of making our voices heard. If we can stay together on these matters, we will continue to win the day! We will update you all as this matter continues to proceed, with the next step likely being a hearing and a vote before the Maury County Commission. Thank you!! - DK

@colossus_cap Seeing this everywhere. Put an offer on a prop that has been on market 150 days with 1% price cut total in that time. Offer was actually above what I wanted to do originally, they still countered me, barely coming down. lol. Carrying two loans. Delusional sellers these days!

The wife and I went to a half a dozen open houses this weekend. We only saw three other couples touring. One selling agent — for a beautiful home that’s been sitting for 10 months — told me flat out (without me asking): “This listing is overpriced by $200k... I’m trying to tell the owner, but he’s stubborn and is instead carrying two mortgage payments.” DELUSIONAL. LOWER YOUR PRICES!!!

@lilyraynyc Good grief. Which ones? I seem to have missed this announcement

So now multiple new GEO tools are formally, publicly launching paid linkbuilding networks? What can go wrong? 🫠🫠🫠

@coookwithchris Incomplete protein just fyi. Not anywhere comparable to 20g of protein from meat, whey, dairy, etc.

Anyone ever try this? 20g of protein per cup is crazy

@gaetano_nyc Agreed man. Most of SEO content has always been slop!

If we are being honest about what's happening in SEO and broader content marketing in general. There are very few people producing original, differentiated, first-hand experience based content. It's all fake. It's all ghost written. It's all just being done for SEO/GEO. Like G2 with their copywriting tricks. All they are doing is writing in first-person language, but not actually testing and reviewing these tools. To be fair -- no one is. It's all fake. And it's always going to be fake. We're just going to continue seeing more of the same. Not necessarily "slop" but generic and uninteresting content at scale.

@MediaKing Probably would stop consulting others on how to replicate your own success, thus making more competitors, for pennies when you make absurdly more on your own business 🙃

Had a consulting client copy my landing page word for word. What would you do in this situation?

@ChrisJBakke This is everywhere unfortunately. Same here in the south. People selling for 2x what they paid in 2019 and did basically no renovations.

How all Bay Area homes are priced:

@FBallAnalysisYT Nothing says post workout glycogen replenishment like 22g of fiber 🤩🙌

Hey Quest let’s make a healthy one with 40g protein and 22g fiber to eat post workout

@coldemailchris If your prospect chooses not to meet with you instead of spending literally 3 seconds booking on a link, your problem isn’t the link.

Never send Calendly links when a prospect is interested in meeting. Always give the prospect two to three specific dates and times for a meeting. You wanna do everything you can to remove the friction of them having to do the additional work of clicking on a booking page, figuring out which time works best for them, adding all their information, and then confirming the meeting. Much much easier if they just reply with a time that works for them from what you've offered and you send them a Calendly invite. Boost your conversions quite a bit.

@JoshTBVO I’ll repeat this again: if you are not paying 6 figures in STATE income tax per year, you do not need to move to a no income tax state, it will make precisely zero difference in your life.

The idea of “low-tax” red states is a myth. Lower-income and working-class people pay higher taxes in Texas than in California. Middle-class people pay about the same in both states. Rich people pay much lower taxes in Texas.

@noahkagan @MaxxChewning

Ouch. Talk about blatant brand rip off.

@Cernovich less

How much is money going to be worth in 10 years.

@JohnLeFevre No way. You mean to tell me he didn’t just randomly walk into a restaurant off the street, instantly used his spidey senses to locate a billionaire, then interview him? And repeated that 5000 times? 😮😮😮😮😮

Have you seen the kid on social media who interviews rich people on the street and asks them "what they do for a living?" A big PR guy told me it's all fake/scripted. Pitched/sold to rich wannabe influencers to reach a younger audience. All staged.

@GenZMultifamily Keep the same energy when you’re paying multiple six figs in STATE tax :) 99% of people tweeting “pay the taxes bro” are paying $10k in state taxes. Yeah bro pay the taxes $10k ain’t going to do anything for you.

Ugh I hate it here. Don’t move to California the taxes suck!

@kevinxu Way too low.

@jmoserr that's an $80k/year job at best

@kevinxu $1m/yr business idea: Literally just become the maintenance person for this guys estate. Maintaining al of that is going to cost disgusting amounts of money. Pool. Gardens. Greenhouse. Landscape. Electric. Gates. Keeping a 15k sq ft house cool and clean. Etc. Wowza.

*checks location* ah that makes sense

@MaxxChewning Curious if you’ve put together the cost per year to maintain all of this? Genuinely curious as most people don’t talk about that aspect. Maintenance must be astronomical on a house that size, pools, landscaping, etc etc.

Starting to build out the exterior features for our family estate. Any feedback on round one of design?

Yeah, I agree, don't move to a state because you love it, then vote to change it, that is actually brain dead, but I think it extends beyond that. No matter what someone's political affiliation is, sheer volume of transplants from high income areas massively destabilizes local markets and matters far more. Just look at housing prices, gas prices, cost of goods and living. Exponential rise in TN because millions from HCOL areas with lots of money moved in, who think a $2m house on .1 acres where you can see your neighbor showering through your kitchen window is a steal. Now, all developments, all houses in any area worth living in are inflated, because that's the new comps. All of that matters far far more in our day to day lives.

Agreed. Tennessee is closed if you're a liberal looking to move here

Plus, as I mentioned, there are like..unlimited SaaS SEO agencies now. When I started there were very very few. Now there are new ones daily. You are competing again 20 very great agencies for clients who don’t even spend that much in comparison to other niches that are historically underserved and have far more budget, more stability in growth, and far less job turnover, etc.

Everyone in SEO is obsessed with serving B2B SaaS. Here to tell you it’s overrated. Everyday I see another agency I’ve never seen before claiming B2B SaaS is their niche focus. I have worked with the largest of them, literally, by publicly traded market cap, and they don’t spend as much as brands you’ve never heard of in a million years. I have clients who sell manufactured pole barns in ONE LOCAL STATE that spend more on SEO than publicly traded SaaS companies…. And guess what? The don’t suffer from the absolute churn and burn employee turnover that SaaS has, where your POC job hops every 6 months to pad their LinkedIn CV and you get fired because the new POC brings in their own agency they have preferred deals with, no matter how successful you were. SaaS is insanely overrated to provide services to. Historically all of my single sales call closes, up to $50k/mo contracts for a year on the first call by the way, we’re not in SaaS!