So here is some information of what you'll see and learn with Stomping the Search Engines 2.0. Hope you enjoy.

STOMPING THE SEARCH ENGINES 2.0

Stomping the Search Engines 2.0 is an 8-hr DVD-ROM video that will give you an intensive SEO education. It will update all the SEO tactics taught in the first version of Stomping the Search Engines and will bring to you the expertise of some of the StomperNet Faculty which includes Leslie Rhode, Jerry West, Dan Thies, and Andy Edmonds.

Stomping the Search Engines 2.0 has seven multi-part modules. Below is the entire Table of Contents:

Module 1: Introduction
• Benefits of SEO
• Short Term Tactics: Spam & Deception
• Short Term Strategies: Low-Value Sites
• The Stomper Way: Aggressive White Hat

Module 2: How Search Engines Work
• Meet the Players
• Understanding the SERPs
• Search Engine Tech - Crawling
• Search Engine Tech - SERPS
• Search Engine Ranking Recipes

Module 3: Keyword & Content Strategy
• Keyword Strategy Concepts
• Keyword Research & Discovery
• Mapping Keywords to Content
• Competitive Research
• Tools

Module 4: Site Structure
• Site Structure Concepts
• Designing for Crawlability
• Anchor Text & Link Reputation
• Canonicalization & Duplicate Content
• Using Redirects
• Improving Your Indexing
• Review & Takeaways

Module 5: Optimizing Content
• On Page SEO Introduction
• Getting Your HEAD Together
• Optimizing Page Structure
• Get Your BODY In Shape
• Creating Unique Content
• Robots.txt Tutorial

Module 6: Link Building & Promotion
• Link Building Concepts
• Assessing Your Position
• Vertical & General Directories
• Link Targets & Link Bait
• Marketing & Promotion

Module 7: Improving Results
• What To Measure
• How To Measure
• Planning & Processes
• Review & Resources

THE NET EFFECT

The Net Effect is a monthly, printed journal that will be released together with Stomping the Search Engines 2.0. It is filled with substantial content that is written by the StomperNet Faculty. The concept behind this printed journal is to allow you to study and absorb the information away from your computer. Such that, when you sit in front of your computer, you have learned what you need and are now ready to take some action.

Each issue of The Net Effect will have an action checklist that you can refer to. This checklist aims to guide you with the steps you need to go through to achieve your goal.

Below is the Table of Contents for the first issue of “The Net Effect”:

“How to Interview an Outsourced SEO”
by Jerry West

“The Keyword Heist Technique”
by Dan Thies

“26 Things To Test”
by David Bullock

“Ranking on Page One”
by Leslie Rohde

“Shotgun! Enjoy Galactic-Size Content Distribution Without Ever Leaving Your Home”
by Sherman Hu

“Twittering Your Way to Free Traffic”
by Paul Colligan

“The Ultimate Video Article Marketing”
by Mike Stewart

“Mad Skillz: We Haz Them – The Vision Mindset vs. The Process Mindset”
by ME, Andy Jenkins

“Email Blastoff: Design Your Email to Make Your Customers ‘Open’, ‘Click’ and ‘Buy’”
by Audrey Kerwood

“The Social Media Survival Guide: A Twitter Case Study”
by Dave Taylor

“Speed Matters”
by Brad Fallon

“Armor Piercing Emails: Deliverability De-Mystified”
by Tom Ham and Colin Theriot

WHAT PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY

A search on Google will give us numerous product reviews of Stomping the Search Engines 2.0. It seems like everyone has something to say about it. In the Internet Marketing world, any review prior to a product launch often means that the affiliate has not seen the product yet.

This is where Stomping the Search Engines 2.0 differs. The reviews that you see on the net are actual reviews made by Internet Marketers who have been selected by StomperNet to receive a copy of the product prior to its launch. Over 300 press copies have been sent out to Internet Marketers so you can be sure that what you read on the net are actual reviews made on the actual product.

You can read of the some of the reviews here:

1. Online Profits
2. Click Newz
3. Kikabink News

If you prefer to watch some reviews, you may view them here:

1. Patrick Gallagher
2. Don Schnure
3. Matthew Bredel

INVESTMENT COST

Stomping the Search Engines 2.0 was initially priced at $497, but things have changed and they now claim that it will be affordable for everyone. How much they are selling it for is kept a big secret and will be revealed tomorrow, Sept. 3 at 2pm EST. One thing is for sure - everyone who wants it will be able to afford it. That is their promise and that is a promise worth waiting for.

I had to leave Happy Hour a little early so my wife and I could go check out another artist friend of mine, Patrick Gallagher and the Peace Bombs who were the feature at a local Salon and while Patrick was doing his thing on stage, it came to me out of nowhere, how I could use my old programming cutting hours (days really considering that I only get to work on the website an hour or two at a time) off of my final publish date. F'en A Right! Truly, I owe this all to Happy Hour. Without it, I would have been mired in my anti-programming anger and not in my post-happy-water-consumption state of bliss and relaxation allowing my subconscious mind to tackle the problem. Hooray Beer!

BTW. Check out Patrick at http://www.thepeacebombs.com/music.html. Don't let the name fool you. There are song samples on his site. I recommend you start with the songs "Desire" and "Girl From South of Mexico", then check out the rest according to your prefs. If you were at my Birthday Bash last October, Patrick's band was the second one to play. Yeah, the one with the big amps and drum set in my living room.

Direção: Carl Bessai

Roteiro: Carl Bessai, Travis McDonald

Elenco: Paul Campbell, Sarah Lind, Julian Christopher, JR Bourne, Patrick Gallagher, Michael Teigen

Mais um filme de zumbi e mais uma vez um filme ruim. "Infectados" não tem nenhuma criatividade, o roteiro é fraco e inconsistente e os atores (se é possível chamá-los assim) são péssimos. Posso citar também a maquiagem, muito mal feita e as vezes ridícula. O que não faz o menor sentido são algumas cenas em câmera lenta, não era para tê-las e sim justamente o contrário, uma cena acelerada com pequenas imagens em seguidos cortes secos.

No que podemos chamar de trama, uma empresa está fazendo umas experiências com árvores em uma floresta para que elas cresçam mais rápido. Após um acidente envolvendo um lenhador, ele se infecta com o material usado nas árvores e se transforma em uma bichona um zumbi, atacando seus companheiros. Para descobrir porque a produção parou, o dono da empresa manda seu filho (você jura né!) investigar a área. Chegando lá, Tyler (Paul Campbell) é atacado pelos zumbis, foge correndo e é salvo por Luke (Michael Teigen) e levado a um abrigo onde estão outros sobreviventes. A partir dai é aquela mesma história, um a um o grupo vai perdendo seus membros durante as fugas. Outro clichê que aparece agora é o impedimento da fuga, as estradas estão bloqueadas, o carro quebra, gente machuca a perna...

Depois de mais uma correria, o que restou do grupo encontra Anderson (Patrick Gallagher) e um bando de trabalhadores perturbados, que ficam brincando de atirar nos zumbis e enfiar o garfo na mão do coleguinha. O que acontece dentro do acampamento de Anderson não é nem um pouco interessante, a única coisa a se comentar é que Tyler transa com Rita (a txutxuca Sarah Lind), uma vegan ativista ecológica que acabou de perder o namorado para os travestis zumbis. Ou seja, você está sendo perseguida por zumbis sedentos pela sua carne fresca, seu namorado acabou de ser devorado, o lugar em que você se encontra está repleto de malucos homicidas e você resolve dar uma trepadinha com um cara que acabou de conhecer. Super normal e de fundamental importância para o filme.

O final é a chave de bosta da parada, sem sentido e sem graça. Sinceramente? Vai ver Faustão ou a 1.000.000 reprise de Ghost na Globo, esse filme não presta.