Do you know about SEO and PPC co-optimisation model?
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I would like to know where can find Bill HUnt's courses. He used to teach at CLICKZ academy but it seems de do not have the course right now, Many thanks, viviana
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I don't know about the courses, but here is profile info for the man - http://searchenginewatch.com/author/1785/bill-hunt
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