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Well, That Was Unexpected ...
By: Dave Davies 2007-03-01 I've published numerous articles and received feedback that's been both positive and negative as can be expected in this industry but I have to say... ...I've never had criticism of my work placed on such notable blogs as MarketingPilgrim.com before (Ironically I used Andy from Marketing Pilgrim as an example of a good SEO in the article) It appears that SEO's are a bit disguntled by my assertion in the article I published yesterday that one of the things you should look for in an SEO is that they be able to rank for their targeted phrases. This doesn't seem to me to be a big leap of logic. One of the big problems appears to be based on misinterpretation. I'm not sure how or where the critics believe me to be saying that all good SEO's should be able to rank for "seo" or "search engine optimization". I never said that. In fact, what I wrote was:
For me to say that a good SEO should be able to rank for one of the two phrases noted above is a bit silly. There are a number of good SEO's out there and only ten spots on the first page of Google. Fortunately there are a good number of phrases available. I write this as the article is getting picked up on more and more sites now and I really don't want to have to reply to each and every post attacking my stance. I stick by it and if you can't rank your own site for your targeted phrases (WHATEVER THEY MAY BE) then I suppose we'll just have to agree to disagree. Tag: SEO, Andy Beal, Marketing Pilgrim Add to Del.icio.us | Digg | Reddit | Furl Have a bookmark! - About the Author: Dave Davies is the CEO of Beanstalk Search Engine Optimization, Inc. Beanstalk offers guaranteed SEO services, consulting, link building services and SEO training. Visit their site for more details and be sure to read their SEO blog to keep updated ont he latest goings-on in the world of search. |
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