SEO Lies

You know, most of the info floating out there about SEO actually creates more questions than answers. Wouldn’t you agree?

The biggest LIE about Search Engine Optimization is that it’s “hard”. It’s not. It really boils down to doing a few simple tasks and doing them well.

If you know the truth about SEO, it won’t be so scary to try and take on.

That’s why I’m going to recommend that you get the “SEO Lies” report from Justin Brooke. He has brilliantly outlined and debunked a lot of crap information that’s continually floating around.

Normally, I’d reserve this type of post for my “recomendations” tab but after reading the report I figured I needed to put it here in the main section of this site to give it the exposure it deserves.

It’s only $1 to!!

I know, I know…

This site is usually all about FREE information.

Well, for a buck, I don’t feel bad for offering it up here. It’s a FULL 35 pages! Way more than a single blog post can offer.

So head on over and pick up your copy. Once you read it, come on back, leave your comment and let me know what you thought about the report.

Click the report cover to get the report.

• If you’ve ever wondered about the “duplicate content” penalty….read the report.
• If you’ve ever wondered about the “nofollow” tag …read the report.
• If you’ve ever thought that SEO is hard to perfect…read the report.

Obviously, many of the subjects that are in the report will be covered here on “The How To Project” but if you want it all in a comprehensive, no fluff manual…

Do yourself a favor, spend a buck and get the report.

Happy reading!

If you’re looking to create a PDF document you don’t need to purchase expensive Adobe software.

Here are 3 ways to create a PDF for free:

1. Use Open Office.  Did you know that Open Office is a FREE platform similar to Microsoft Office.  It’s practically a clone actually.  Not only is it free, but you can print directly to PDF once you create your ebook with it’s word processor.  Just click print to PDF once you are done.  You can pick up Open Office at OpenOffice.org.  The nice thing about Open Office is that you can print a “presentation” similar to Microsofts “Power Point” to PDF as well.  It’s very powerful and I highly recommend it.
2. If you don’t want to download Open Office, you can use Primo PDF.  I’ve used this quite often before I knew about Open Office.  Just Google Primo PDF for the link.  There’s no cost.
3. Another solution I’ve used in the past is pdf995.com. 

So there you have it.  You have no excuse NOT to generate your own report that you can sell or give away.  Use any of these sources to create your downloadable PDF.  If you search “free pdf” there are tons of other companies that you can try as well.  Of course, my recommendation is OpenOffice.org.  I happen to use it all the time.  Plus it’s a viable alternative to Microsoft Office.

Feel free to comment and list any other sources of free PDF’s

Hope that helps.