Oleg Campbell

Fabulous! Thanks for the post, great pieces of advice as for 0 page finding software!

Great, great, fabulous!

4 brief and short tips that include only the info you need to know.

At first I thought it was the same list of recommendations for 2015 I've seen here 100 times, but hey, I had to save it as a bookmark. Great structure and useful links to review every point in details!

Actually, just finished reading an article by Nate Desmond where the guys used this service in order to generate 10x traffic to their blog. Really, really great idea!

Thanks for sharing the article. As it always turns out lately, content, sharp targeting and humane attitude are those things your customers will love you for. Or at least, won't block from a newsfeed)

I've thought about that many times and finally have found my thoughts written and ordered.

At first I thought 80 tips are too much for 1 article, but then it turned out to be quite a few, because some of them include the same tip just for different occasions. 

Thanks for a great article. As an admirer of Ogilvy I find the thoughts of the article extremely relevant to what Ogilvy described in his "On Advertising" famous book.

Somehow hard to understand for people not closely related to SEO. Not sure if I got all of them as was meant to

Ubuntu is one of the easiest-to-operate Unix-based OS. The only problem for its expansion as I see it is just a habbit to use Windows/Mac OS. But, as soon as you get along with new KDE and features, you'll love it!

Finally it's good to see the results of last predictions and not just read about all-that-will-happen in 2015.

Although the article (that's really nice, by the way) lists media by rank putting print media on the last place, I personally somehow perceive the very section digital media that includes online journals and magazines as another version of the print one. 

Nice post, although I would substitute "2015" for "never". As those poins are equally good for any other moment as well as for 2015. But the points against starting to blog are very consistent, I agree.

Great insight on the nature of virality. And the irony made me smile))

Top-somenumber lists of skills/jobs/professions are very useful for developing an educational vector within several similar fields. However, does it matter who's on the first place if you wouldn't love that job?

I resolved this issue in an easy way: I tried to learn enough about SEO to at least understand if SEO agencies I used to take on before were really doing their job or not. Luckily, they mostly were. But now I can also understand their "pain" - no one can guarantee certain results, but they definitely can guarantee some progress.

Fabien,

Thanks for the follow up. I will try!

The advices are really nice, but a bit unconsequent. 

Fabien,

My congrats with a great idea and persistence to realize it! I'm actually launching an Adwords Campaign for my SaaS startup next week, so you can't even imagine how I'm glad to discover something like this. 

I guess there's at least one thing I did know and should thank for - the tip about multiple URLs that I've always though to be Good, not Evil.