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Speaker 1: Really? I see some, a few names that I recognize in here. Speaker 2: No, about those names, those names are from the United States. There's no way you have my, my details. Speaker 1: USA only. Speaker 2: Yeah, like I think I saw...

Speaker 1: Oh, what's that? Oh, I know these guys. Speaker 2: We have Elias too. Speaker 1: Oh, really? I see some—a few names that I recognize in here. No, but those names, those...

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Speaker 1: ...they can't even know about it because we are talking about Facebook, so they are going to see us as the... Speaker 2: Yeah, they're going to see your face. Speaker 1: And then they're going to be like, "Oh, I know these guys!" Speaker 1: We have Elias too.

Speaker 1: ...personal information and his device ID and he's an Android user and his phone number. Speaker 2: Yeah, but they they can't even know about it because we are talking about Facebook, so they are going to see us to see us on their wall. Speaker 1: Yeah, they see our ads. Speaker 2: And they...

Speaker 1: ...that on him, even his emails. Speaker 2: Does Danny know about this? Speaker 1: He's married to Elizabeth. I got his wife's email, the Solterra info. So we don't get business, we get personal information and his device ID. He's an Android user. His phone number. Speaker 2: Yeah, but they...

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Speaker 1: Because we took together the Uber there. Speaker 2: Yep. So we have all the data on him, even his emails. Speaker 1: Does Terry know about this? Speaker 2: So here we go, Elizabeth. I got his wife's email, Elizabeth Salterra, info... so we don't get business, we get...

Speaker 1: ...housing. He's like, "Oh, I forgot to give you the address." I'm like, "I already got it." Speaker 2: Ithaca. Speaker 1: Ithaca. Speaker 2: Ithaca Street. Speaker 1: Here it is. Yeah, yeah. Speaker 2: Here it is. Speaker 1: Ithaca. Ithaca Street. Speaker 2: I remember. Because we took the—the Uber then. Speaker 1: Yep. So we have all the...

Speaker 1: ...we stuck this on this year. He's like, "Yeah, afterparty at my house." And he's like, "Oh, I forgot to give you the address." I'm like, "I already got it." Speaker 2: Ithaca, Ithaca. Speaker 1: Yeah, Ithaca, Ithaca Street. Yep, here it is. Speaker 2: Yeah, there we go. Speaker 1: There it is. 60... Ithaca, Ithaca Street. So we got all...

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Speaker 1: This is all, this is the SEO Spring Training website. I got it all. Speaker 2: We should definitely use that. Speaker 1: It's like... okay. It's a big list. This is all SEO Spring Training. So I got about 14, 14. I even have Terry Samuels, I have his address here. Remember how much stuff was on this year? He's like, "Hey, afterparty at mine!"

Speaker 1: Either do it or ask Terry Samuels. This is all—this is SEO spring training website. I got it all. Speaker 2: We should definitely use it. Speaker 1: It's a big list. This is all SEO spring training. So I got about 14 14 here. I even have Terry Samuels, I have his address here. I remember...

Speaker 1: ...on these specific needs. Speaker 2: Yeah. We could also stick the—so I stuck a pixel on Andrew's presentation too. We can add that to the SEO spring training. And I have a pixel on SEO spring training. I guess we could either do it or ask Terry Samuels.

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Speaker 1: ...you know, they have the tools on this specific niche. Speaker 2: Yep. We can also stick the—so I stuck a pixel on Andrew's presentation too. We can add that to the list. Speaker 1: Mhm. Speaker 2: At SEO Spring Training. And I have a pixel on SEO Spring Training. I guess we could...

...the angle that we have and things like that, but if we want, you know, just to promote things like boosting your PBN or link building, things like that, we can, you know, find these related competitors that have, you know, they have the tool...

...the gym gear anchor that we have and things like that. But if we want, you know, just to promote things like boosting your PBN or link building and things like that, we can, you know, find these related competitors that have...

...or you know, our choice because, you know, if it's software competitor that has geo or local SEO and things like that, the ads can be, you know, specific target for this reason for, you know, Google Maps...

This also affects our, you know, our choice because, you know, if, if it's a software competitor that has geo or local SEO and things like that, the, the ad can be, you know, specific target for this reason for, you know, Google Maps.

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Speaker 1: Can I ask something? How are we going to utilize the target list? Speaker 2: Upload it to Facebook and build a custom audience. Speaker 1: Okay, so it will have a very specific content and strategy. Maybe this also affects...

Speaker 1: Can I, can I ask something? How are we going to utilize the, the target list? Speaker 2: Upload it to Facebook and build a custom audience. Speaker 1: Okay, so it will have a very specific content and strategy, maybe...

Speaker 1: building and promoting brand recognition. But look at the numbers, the numbers are crazy. It's almost a million. The link management tools have, have link building also inside.

Speaker 1: Come on, bro. We gotta put at least—it said "brand" in it. Nah, just joking. That might be the one, though. Oh, shit. Speaker 2: Look at the numbers. The numbers are crazy. Total one million. Link management tools have link building also inside.

Speaker 1: There's also a signal that's called link management. That the description... yeah, link management means increasing website credibility through backlink building and promoting brand recognition. Speaker 2: Oh shit, yo, that's the one!

Speaker 1: Yep. Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I saw a signal called link management that in the description, yeah, link management tools, increasing website credibility through backlink building.

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Speaker 1: ...with B2B. And Ahrefs, I mean, bro, most people that are using Ahrefs is because they want to check up on the links, right? Like that's the main use case. But maybe we could get a lot more drilled down, you know? I don't know. Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I missed that.

Who's the biggest link builders out there that would be potentially on this link—I mean on this list—that's like as dialed in to link building as possible? Maybe we start with something like that. And I'm just spitballing ideas, right, to follow what worked.

Speaker 1: Let me ask this. Semrush is mainly for link builders or Ahrefs for that matter, but it also does some other stuff, right? Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah. Speaker 1: So what would be something on that list that's link building, like The Hoth or...

So it was kind of this, we're all related to link building, so we had two different signals related to annuities and we just focused all on one thing.

Speaker 1: For that, the—I'm thinking of the national insurance company. All we did is pick two niches. Two niches all related to annuities. So it was kind of this—where all related to link building, so we had two different signals related to annuities and we just focused all on one thing. Speaker 2: Oh, so I have a question. That makes me—

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Yeah, so A, just want to be transparent, this is the first B2B project we've done. We've done all B2C, but we have these same signals. For that, the—I'm thinking of the national insurance company—all we did is pick two niches. Two niches all related to annuities.

Speaker 1: ...mix it up here and there and see what brings, uh, like do you have any feedback on that or how you would do it if it was your call? Speaker 2: Yeah, so A, just want to be transparent, this is the first B2B project we've done. We've done all B2C, but we have these same signals.

Speaker 1: SEO, a broader term. Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 1: SEO, the broader term... Speaker 2: So Brian, I would ask like from from from using the data up to now, have like do you have any data on like yo it's better to run through pick one and run through all of that or...

Speaker 1: What are your thoughts guys? Speaker 2: I'm looking up other things too, like I'm looking up PBNs which don't exist, blog networks don't exist, I'm just randomly trying to find other ideas too, but so far we have what, link building, Ahrefs, and that was it so far?

Speaker 1: Another good guide. Speaker 2: I'm looking up other things too, like I'm looking up PBNs, which don't exist, blog networks don't exist and just randomly trying to find other ideas too, but so far we have what, link building, Ahrefs, and that was it so far.

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Speaker 1: It's not even there. Speaker 2: Yep, not even close. Speaker 1: Yeah, not enough signal data. Speaker 2: Okay.

Speaker 1: It's not even there. Speaker 2: Yeah, I know. Speaker 1: Too small of a company. Speaker 2: Yeah, fair enough. Think about it. Speaker 1: Okay.

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