Part 2 more Bring The Fresh,

In this second part of our Bring The Fresh feature, we review what is offered to members to determine whether or not it is worth the investment. We also have a few words on the creator of the program himself, Kelly Felix.
Review: Is Bring The Fresh really worth it?


For those who are looking for a home study course to learn SEO and search engine marketing, Bring The Fresh is easily among the best. It contains all the information a person needs to rank a website in Google and other search engines.
Even better is the fact that the content is updated on a regular basis. That means that whenever a change occurs to the way SEO should be done, Kelly quickly puts out new videos designed to bring people up to speed.
The course is also very competitively priced (one time fee). However, it is also worth noting that the strategies laid out in Bring The Fresh require some additional investments. Things like purchasing domains, hosting plans, getting content written and building backlinks all come at a price in these strategies. Of course, people can do most of these things themselves to save some money but this obviously demands much more time invested.
Bring The Fresh could be better in a few aspects though. The biggest flaw is that it doesn't really lay out a step by step action plan that is simple to follow. Now this is most likely by design since Kelly often stresses that he doesn't want students to copy what he has done but to extract and use the strategies behind it.
But this is especially problematic when it comes to teaching how to build links to a website to get it to rank in Google It does a poor job laying out the details related to link building such as frequency. However, this is information that is accessible in the Bring The Fresh community forum where students lay out methodology with more precision on the how to do things.
Conclusion
Overall Bring The Fresh is easily one of the best search engine optimization education programs out there today. All the information needed to build a successful website is laid out and for those willing to pay for the upgraded version, even the most advanced strategies are shared.
At 37 dollars, it really is a good deal. If you can overlook the few flaws in how it presents the content and how it doesn't do a great job in providing students with an easy to follow action plan, you definitely won’t regret it.