After months of documenting successful examples, I've just finished making an update to one of our best received link building modules.

I first shared this angle back in 2020, and now in 2024 it's as relevant as ever. 

As this section of the website is open to non-members I can't say too much about it here, but if you are a member, I'll say the word "iPhone" which should give a hint.

You can find the updated training here. 

I really hope you find the examples inspiring, as I'm focused on the approach here (not just for link building opportunities, but content ideas as well) more than ever before. 

When we launched SEO Blueprint, I knew it was critical that we had a number of unique insights and tactics in place when it comes to link building.

Link building is one of the most important factors of SEO, yet at times one of the most difficult jobs to get results in, so covering it in our own way was crucial.

That said, tactics can only take you so far, and it's important to have an overall philosophy and strategy at the heart of what you're doing.

The philosophy we've covered throughout our training is as relevant today as it was when we first launched, if not more so now. I'm still focused on it daily. 

Today we've started work on the first draft of a new module that aligns with what we've been teaching since day one. You can find it here.

Note: If you're reading this and aren't a member or haven't gone through our link building training in a while, keep in mind that these modules are only a tiny part of our overall link building training which now consists of 32 separate sections. 

On its own, it's a fairly simple page, although I think some of the ideas are world-class. If truth be told, I primarily want to bring back awareness to the concept overall, for people wondering what approach they should be taking to build links in 2024.

There's lots more on the way. We'll keep making progress step-by-step.

Thank you for reading! 

We've just added two new videos to the link building module sharing different outreach angles that actually work.

(There are actually three new outreach videos if you didn't see the one we added at the end of last week).

Not only will you get a core foundation of what makes people open and respond to emails from strangers - so you're never lost about what to say, without being spammy - but I'll show some real world examples as well.

You can find the new videos in the link building blueprint.

The first is titled, "Perfecting Your Why: A Framework Behind Successful Outreach" (link), and there are two more directly after that.

I show some pretty cool tips I haven't seen discussed before so I really hope you get value out of this one.

If link building is not your focus just yet, I have some really exciting updates for other Blueprint's on the way as well.

I hate to be "that guy", but the updates we have planned for SEO Blueprint going forward are just incredibly exciting to me.

We have tools, worksheets, angles and more that I think you're going to love. I can't wait to share them over the coming weeks and months.

One new venture kicking off today is the introduction of a new series on outreach, and specifically some "ins" you can use to break down barriers and get the attention of your Seed 100.

This introduction video is quite simple so I'm not sending it as an email to update subscribers, but there is one cool angle in there regarding Client SEO I think you're going to find useful.

(Plus, it lays the groundwork for all of the related videos to come).

You can find the link here: https://seoblueprint.com/framework-behind-successful-outreach/

Most importantly, I never want you think "What kind of email should I send to this person that will work the best?"

As long as you know the core fundamental reason why successful outreach is, well...successful, then you'll never doubt the messages you're about to send.

I've just went live with a video I know a lot of people are going to be interested in: How to find interesting expired domains (with link authority) that you can pick up.

There's quite a long introduction to this one to give a bit of backstory, but if you want to skip to the meat you can find it at 6 minutes and 30 seconds into the video.

You can get the link to the video here: https://seoblueprint.com/minimal-competition-expired-domains/

I really hope you enjoy this one!

Don't let the name deceive you.

This isn't as cheesy as it might sound, but it actually helps you remember the whole premise of the video. What do you think would happen if you had a picture of the next iPhone?

Here you get introduced to a couple of tools as well that might help get you thinking about new ways to pick up links to your site.