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It's as simple as the title. We're a well established ecommerce company about to move away from the actinic platform on to a new magento site. Of late our long held rankings have slipped and we are looking for guidance in making up the lost ground and getting the most SEO wise from magento.
Thanks is advance.
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I sent you a direct message
-Dan
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This would have been my prefered route too, however no one i know can recommend anyone!
I may be able to continue on my own, i just feel a bit stale and sometimes i feel i can't see the wood for the trees..
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My advice, even with 13 years in the industry now is to get a personal reference from someone you might know who is currently working with someone who is good at what they do. Plain and simple
Personal references for work like this are always #1 in my book. I also find it easier to talk with the client, becuase they already have a sense of who you are having gotten the reference from someone they know and trust.
Just my 2 cents
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I have two suggestions:
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Try the list at http://www.seomoz.org/marketplace/companies/recommended
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PM me or email me at [email protected] - I'm a partner in a SEO agency, and we get pretty good results if I do say so myself.
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