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Free SEO Book from Search Engine Optimization Experts IBP

By Bob on December 9, 2010

A free SEO book is a great thing on two conditions:

1. It’s filled with great and useful information, and…

2. You read it

IBP, an SEO software company owned by Axandra has a 160 page free SEO ebook that you can get with the free trial version of the software. The book is excellent and filled with very helpful information. I know because I have my own SEO book I wrote. I’m an SEO professional and I learned some juicy tidbits reading their ebook.

Admittedly, the SEO book is also a blatant sales pitch for IBP 11.5 SEO software. But that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The software is an excellent tool. I personally know small business owners who dominate their primary keyword phrases on the first page of Google because of using IBP so don’t turn your nose up at it.

You must read the free SEO book to get any benefit…

However, the book won’t do you any good if you don’t read it. It’s a well known fact amongst Internet Marketers that selling information on the Internet is the best way to make money because people almost never read the ebooks or manuals they buy and download. You can fill an ebook with trite and meaningless trash and you’ll rarely get a refund request because people just store them on their hard drive and never look at them.

I highly recommend you get the IBP ebook. But please read it. I’m not going to give you a big fancy review of the book because there’s way too much information in it and you can always read my review of the IBP 11.5 SEO software.

Trust me that even if you’re an experienced SEO like me, you will still pick up some useful tips and it’s a good refresher. If you aren’t an experienced SEO, there’s a wealth of solid information waiting for you. But it does you no good if you don’t read it.

Get the free SEO ebook…

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