Value and knowledge bombs as usual Jeremy! Like the sequential approach and how this can be a checklist of sorts to see if there's enough ticks to even begin the project.
Very good video man! Video request: It would have been interesting with a video where you go through how you should think about setting up a site with phone number, contact forms, and possibly addresses, and if address is even necessary. At the same time, whether and how to think about doing it in an OK way considering rules and laws. How to set up, for example, a contact form with Privacy Policy etc. And how to think about pictures, reviews, testimonials, etc on the site. Thats very good to have on the page, but at the same time illegal (I assume?) to fake reviews and things like that. Should you be clear on the site that you are a leadgen site and not a "real local business" to be considered doing it correctly according to law? Questions like that is interesting. Thinking about GDPR in Europe etc, and I saw that the US is coming with a new law "FCC Lead Generator Law" at the end of January 2025, which seems to affect and make it harder to sell leads to others. (So in simplicity explain how to build a complete site without running into trouble with the law in the future.)
Thank you. I cannot comment on, or offer, any advice/direction on the legal aspect of the business. It looks like you are asking the right kinds of questions though. You may want to explore these further.
You could say it's like looking for a needle in a haystack! I'm looking at a lead gen site idea... Traffic= >1000 (BUT top ranking site gets 10k traffic according to ahrefs) | highest DR in top 5 on serp = 36 | Average price of service cira £3000. EMD Available... Thoughts?
Value and knowledge bombs as usual Jeremy! Like the sequential approach and how this can be a checklist of sorts to see if there's enough ticks to even begin the project.
This has to be the best video I have seen ever on UA-cam. Thank you for your transparency
That's rather generous. Delighted to hear it was useful for you.
Very good video man!
Video request:
It would have been interesting with a video where you go through how you should think about setting up a site with phone number, contact forms, and possibly addresses, and if address is even necessary.
At the same time, whether and how to think about doing it in an OK way considering rules and laws. How to set up, for example, a contact form with Privacy Policy etc.
And how to think about pictures, reviews, testimonials, etc on the site. Thats very good to have on the page, but at the same time illegal (I assume?) to fake reviews and things like that.
Should you be clear on the site that you are a leadgen site and not a "real local business" to be considered doing it correctly according to law?
Questions like that is interesting.
Thinking about GDPR in Europe etc, and I saw that the US is coming with a new law "FCC Lead Generator Law" at the end of January 2025, which seems to affect and make it harder to sell leads to others.
(So in simplicity explain how to build a complete site without running into trouble with the law in the future.)
Thank you.
I cannot comment on, or offer, any advice/direction on the legal aspect of the business. It looks like you are asking the right kinds of questions though. You may want to explore these further.
You could say it's like looking for a needle in a haystack! I'm looking at a lead gen site idea... Traffic= >1000 (BUT top ranking site gets 10k traffic according to ahrefs) | highest DR in top 5 on serp = 36 | Average price of service cira £3000. EMD Available... Thoughts?