SEO Company Referral
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I am looking for a great US based SEO company referral. I try to do as much as I can on my end but the more I learn, then more I find I need help to do a great job. Lately running the business takes most of my time, and we need a team who really specializes in SEO.
Can anyone recommend a SEO company with a great reputation, someone who has done great work for you in the past? I get many people contacting me with SEO promises, but I need some advice from someone with more experience than me.
I appreciate all of your insights.
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Mike,
Great advice, thank you. I am in the health care field. I have done well optimizing my on page seo (I get an A from seo mox grading for my keyword). I only need to optimize for a local keyword, which shows to be low to moderately competitive. So local search and off site seo is what I am looking for.
I am happy to pay for a quality service, I have not had the best results with my previous company as far as results. What I am looking for is a very credible and competent SEO firm that works with small businesses. Once I am successful with this keyword I am interested in optimizing or ecom site for a more competitive keyword.
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I would suggest you give a little more information about the web site and business. Some SEO's are very strong in certain verticals, while not as much in the others.
Look for a SEO who has proven and verifiable background in your type business. Also look for one that matched your company's culture, There are a lot of highly competent SEO firms on SEOmoz, so I am sure you will find several that match your requirements.
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Hi,
Nicole Munoz - owner of www.startrankingnow.com is a real SEO expert. She offers a range of SEO services with either US or Phillppine based workers depending on your needs. She also teaches SEO and is a faculty member of Stompernet.com.
I recently attended one of Stompernet SEO Pro courses in Atlanta, on which she lectured and can not recommend her highly enough! Apart from running her company she teaches all over the USA (on Stompernet SEO Pro courses) so is very worth talking to even if you decide to use someone else.
Hope that helps! Tim W
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Thomas,
Thank you very much for your quick reply. I will look into both of these referrals. Do you know if Distilled is a more of a SEO consultant or do they provide the SEO services?
Thanks again,
J
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Hi there,
I have previously worked with Distilled (www.distilled.net) who is also ooficial partner with SEOmoz. They have an office in Seattle, and just opened a new one in New York today.
I have heard great things about Seer (www.seerinteractive.com), but I haven't worked with them. They are based in Philly.
Best,
Thomas
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