I convinced the company I could do better and soon had my first SEO client

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In this week's Whiteboard Friday Rand takes a look at the three major content classifications - editorial, machine-built, and user-generated - to help you understand what exactly qualifies as "unique" content, why it's important to your site, and strategies you can use to generate it. Enjoy! For those of you who were unable to attend the SEOmoz Conference this week in Seattle, I thought I would share my experiences and thoughts about my first SEO immersion workshop put on by Rand Fishkin and company.


But first, a bit about me… Don’t You Know Who I Am? My SEO saudi arabia mobile phone numbers database begins as many SEO’s begin…by accident. I’ve been in some form of technology for my entire career, mostly within the small to mid-sized sector. While consulting and developing ecommerce websites, one of my clients engaged with a SEO company and asked me to manage the project. Quickly I discovered a few things about this company: poor communication skills, poor follow-through, and average SEO skills.


I’m now 1 ½ years into my Orange County SEO career. I’ve been successful enough that I haven’t even had time to finish my website (so don’t look, okay?). Upon registering for the SEOmoz conference I had two main objectives: To network and start building a tribe to learn and grow with; and Learn the secrets of search engine optimization Although you can easily find most of the content available online, I thought I’d highlight my thoughts: Day 1 RecapThe Rand Soufflé Now, while Rand will never be confused with Julia Child, when it comes to SEO he is a master chef and he started us off with his predominant theme: SEO is Nothing without Content.