James Oliver | Profit Focused SEO

How to Find Keywords That Rank Fast (In 11 Steps) After dropping that Black Friday guide, everyone’s asking: 'How do YOU find the best keywords?' Well, here’s the deal: I use a simple, 11-step process that takes me from broad keywords to ranking gold—all with @parasiteseocom Think: - Keywords your competition doesn’t even know about. - Insights on how easy it’ll be to rank. - A way to dominate the SERPs faster than ever. And the best part? You can do it all in minutes using the same tools I use—without all the fluff. Want the exact steps? [Watch the video] and get the SOP in the comments!

@KorayGubur visual semantics

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Holding a premium domain in your portfolio? Show it. Drop it below 👇

@vascoabm The dream

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@IqbalShaikh321 Reviewing.com

What's the .com domain you want to sell quickly- ASAP

"SEO isn't working." heard this from a client getting 50+ leads/month. recorded their calls. listened to every one. leads were qualified. sales team couldn't close. SEO was never the bottleneck. closing was.

asked your ICP one question: "what part of your work can we automate?" then built exactly that.

@DomainerVault Reviewing.com -60k

What’s the ONE domain you’re trying hard to sell? Drop it in the replies with your wholesale price - You might just get a sale 💸

while you're healthy, travel a lot. you can build a company from anywhere now. why stay in one place?

everyone knows this. keywords in H1, title & meta, schema, alt text on images. nothing fancy. the basics aren't the bottleneck. execution and links are.

margins go up. headaches go down. learn Ai & systems

@yunus83534897 Nice. Any tools or tricks you use to make it easier? Or just set up alerts

@oliver__com been using Commentions the same way... targeting videos that already convert instead of chasing random viral content. way smarter approach 🎯

this YouTube growth hack is clever. 🚨 when a video stops getting pushed by the algorithm but WAS converting... run it as an infeed ad through Google Ads. looks organic. shows on the homepage. basically paying YouTube to keep pushing what already worked.

@cultra 😂

When you get that email that says "Congratulations, you sold your domain for $140,000" Only to realize you sold it last year for $6K and didn't take the name off the platform

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THE Whitehat PBNs (aka the best links you’ll ever get): Works for ecom, affiliates, agencies. If you promote anything — give out awards. When I did mattresses, we made simple award pages and sent logos to brands. They LOVE social proof. Then just ask (nicely) if they can add it with a link. I’ve got multiple links from massive brands (product pages & homepages) Boom. Real “PBN” links from growing brands. You literally can’t get stronger links. Ecom: when affiliates/people promote your product, ask for a homepage link back to your brand. Agencies: ask for a “Worked with: YourCompany” on their homepage. If you did a great job (and offer a discount). Usually not as strong + harder but there are other creative ways like this. Nothing new. Just not thought about much. And yeah... tons of web designers (even GoDaddy back in the day) did similar tactic with footer links. It worked(s). But homepage links are on a whole different level in Google’s eyes. An easy 'creative' hack for the STRONGEST links you can get.

@eCom_Amin ADV

advertorials are a $1M GOLDMINE for any ecom bro running ads on meta/google… and after making $139k with them i'm giving away EVERYTHING i know about those pages like + comment "ADV" and i'll send you 54 pages of pure advertorial sauce (must be following + RT for priority access)

smart SaaS onboarding trick: tell people to click the support bubble and ask for a coupon. why? it starts a conversation. gets them into the product. creates a micro commitment before they even pay. friction can be a feature.

PBN links work like a charm in Europe. it's so easy. most SEOs fight over English keywords. meanwhile foreign markets have: → less competition → different algorithm tolerances → old tactics that still work the arbitrage is insane.

@SlackHookHQ Yeah that’s it

This lines up with what a lot of experienced SEOs quietly see in practice. The age and trust of the existing page does a lot of the heavy lifting. You’re not waiting for discovery, indexing, or signals to accumulate over time. You’re plugging into something that already has context, links, and crawl history. The caveat you mentioned is the key part though. Relevance and restraint matter. A niche edit works best when it genuinely fits the content and isn’t dropped into a page that’s been turned into a link farm. When done right, it’s less about gaming and more about smart placement in an ecosystem that already exists.

asked an SEO who's tested every link type what actually moves the needle. his answer: niche edits. why? you're adding a link to an already indexed, aged, authoritative post. no sandbox. no waiting. instant equity. (just don't add to posts already stuffed with links)