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The method I ran at Superpower that took them from 3k → 200k organic visitors a month, generating ~$2m USD a year in revenue.
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The method I ran at Superpower that took them from 3k → 200k organic visitors a month, generating ~$2m USD a year in revenue.
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When Confessions of a Google Spammer went out, these are some of the people who shared it. Live embeds; click through.
Rand Fishkin · Co-founder of Moz and SparkToro
Found this fascinating http://t.co/mx0nZySswo Confessions of a Google Spammer by @jgdeutsch
— Rand Fishkin (follow @randderuiter on Threads) (@randfish) May 19, 2015
Dharmesh Shah · Co-founder & CTO, HubSpot
Confessions of a Google Spammer http://t.co/J7Y7Nqx0Fm An AMAZINGLY great read by @jgdeutsch
— dharmesh (@dharmesh) May 19, 2015
Sean Ellis · Coined the term "growth hacking"
Confessions of a #Google Spammer https://t.co/sYN3ovq0Tm pic.twitter.com/JMEBVa4qEY
— Sean Ellis (@SeanEllis) November 25, 2016
Brian Halligan · Co-founder & former CEO, HubSpot
Confessions of a Google Spammer http://t.co/4gB86tjfQs
— Brian Halligan (@bhalligan) June 1, 2015
Neil Patel · Co-founder, NP Digital
Confessions of a Google Spammer https://t.co/5fh6a1i4r5 pic.twitter.com/AXTx80bLk3
— Neil Patel (@neilpatel) March 13, 2016
Moz · The SEO software company
Confessions of a Google Spammer http://t.co/v6WvwWHfpj By @jgdeutsch #MozTop10
— Moz (@Moz) June 4, 2015
Semrush · The SEO platform
Confessions of a #Google Spammer via @jgdeutsch http://t.co/7yHQqm7xyQ #blackhat #seo pic.twitter.com/UapJuOcZRc
— Semrush (@semrush) June 8, 2015
HubSpot · The CRM and marketing platform
Confessions of a #Google Spammer http://t.co/LxGiT3xkD9 by @jgdeutsch pic.twitter.com/nhn6WIRhYb
— HubSpot (@HubSpot) May 28, 2015
Cyrus Shepard · Former Lead SEO at Moz, founder of Zyppy
Good Read: Confessions of a Google Spammer http://t.co/p3I1fkLL3y
— Cyrus SEO (@CyrusShepard) May 20, 2015
Sam Mallikarjunan · Former Head of Growth, HubSpot Labs
AMAZING read. This is… wow: “Confessions of a Google Spammer” — @jgdeutsch https://t.co/kLPhuzEqCg pic.twitter.com/E1HdqYpPSX
— Sam Mallikarjunan (@Mallikarjunan) November 16, 2016
Brian Dean · Founder of Backlinko
How to Go Viral (and Not Regret It) -- https://t.co/piv3NovYQo via @inboundorg and @jgdeutsch
— Brian Dean (@BrianEDean) February 17, 2016
Dharmesh Shah · Back for the follow-up essay
How to Go Viral (and Not Regret It) https://t.co/Z5Gm7mTG8S amazing post by @jgdeutsch (you'll enjoy it)
— dharmesh (@dharmesh) February 18, 2016
Hacker News · Front page, February 2016
Confessions of a Google Spammer https://t.co/1kOObpMDgM (cmts https://t.co/vdZ695lPTl)
— Hacker News YC (@newsycbot) February 20, 2016
Bill King · Director of Organic Growth, Kraken; ex-HubSpot
Working on a huge research study and couldn't help but remember @jgdeutsch article :) https://t.co/t6lke2gD3n
— Bill King™️ (@BillKingTM) March 8, 2017
Also rounded up by Barry Schwartz, the most prolific search journalist working, in Search Engine Land's SearchCap.
Confessions of a Google Spammer was the most shared marketing article of 2015, with close to 100,000 shares. Every quote below links to the post it came from.
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