Only if you don't use SEMRush

Hey There, I wanted to drop you a quick note.  A lot of my blog posts on SEOauv (and elsewhere around the web) lean pretty heavily on using SEMRush. This was never an issue in terms of providing value to readers who didn't have a paying account with SEMRush because they used to have a free trial option. Long story short, there's no longer a free trial.  I didn't know this because I've been a paying user for more years than I can remember at this point - but it was brought to my attention several times recently by readers who want to follow along with my posts but can't get the data. So I emailed SEMRush and asked them if they would be willing to create a special code for me that would allow users to get a free trial of their PRO account (which usually costs over $100 per month with tax). They responded and said they would (sweet!) and created a link exclusively for SEOauv for a 14 day free trial. So IF you happen to be reading this and don't pay for an SEMRush account, but would like to jump in and enjoy all the awesome SEO data they offer, today's your lucky day. Here's the link to grab your free trial: http://www.semrush.com/billing/offers/buy/8nilqpqy?promo=SEOAUV-125E05JR If you would prefer to just use the code on your own, it is: SEOAUV-125E05JR The link is an affiliate link, which means if you sign up for the free trial and then decide you want to pay for SEMRush, I will receive a small commission. There is no extra cost to you. This is very timely as I'm nearly finished with my new SEO Case Study (the one I emailed you all about last week), which does a deep dive into exactly how we did SEO for an Ecommerce retailer in the fashion space, a B2B Software company, and an international hotel chain. The post is already over 10,000 words and I'm only about half done... I've never given away this much information before. Since you're reading this, I'm going to share with you the exact sections I'm writing about (and give you a chance to ask any additional questions you'd like to make sure I answer in the post)... The post will answer the following questions, step by step: How to grow traffic without scaling content How to increase keyword spread What the critical issues are that need to be addresses and how to identify them How many backlinks are needed How to approach building links in each of these niches The time from receiving backlinks until the effects are seen How to map keywords to content Step by step what actions were taken What are the KPI's during the campaign and why What's the time to rank and see results How to marry UX and CRO, especially for mobile SEO For Ecommerce SEO is it better to rank category or product pages How does mobile impact SEO for B2B Lead Generation What are the sources of links for each niche and how were they identified Let me know what you think! (and if I forgot anything...) To your high rankings, Nick If you leave you will lose access to private updates (like this one) and free stuff I send only to my email list, but if you must go, click here to permanently unsubscribe from my mailing list.