So, you think you have the expertise and knowledge of the subject area to become a famous SEO ? Well now is your chance. I’d like to invite contributors to the DaveN blog. You may have some breaking SEO News or valuable information about a particular niche industry you have worked in that you would like to share. I’m not saying you will become a famous SEO overnight but let’s face it, what better way to get your voice heard in the SEO industry than posting here ?
So, let’s start the ball rolling, simply leave of comment here as to why you would like to post on the blog and a rough idea of the contribution. I’ll get Dave to select the contributors.
Don’t be afraid even if you are new to the industry, everyone has to start somewhere.
Dan Horton SEO
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5th November 2008 @ 11:48
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So tell us Dan, how has this blog helped YOU to become famous?
5th November 2008 @ 12:38
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Thanks Affan and great question Joost. In answer to that question it has given me the chance to speak to people within the search industry that I only before dreamed was possible. Iv’e also interviewed some amazing people too.
It’s also surprising throughout the industry how people recognise my name, purely through working with DaveN and the experience and knowledge he imparts.
Famous? No, modest i’d prefer 5th November 2008 @ 12:48
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Count me in
5th November 2008 @ 13:05
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Hi there,
I am willing to contribute to this fine blog. I have quite a few years experience working as an SEO clientside… This can be a real struggle to actually implement work without justifying the costs and revenue potential. I’ve turned into an expert at this and I feel many technically savvy agency SEOs lack the business acumen required to push forward decisions while working clientside in a big business environment.
Just leave a comment on my blog or email me if you are interested in an article. Thanks
5th November 2008 @ 13:55
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Within a week of my first post on this blog I had received a marriage proposal from Paris Hilton and three offers to star in major films. I’m holding out for Diana Vickers and a role in Ed Burns’ next TV show though.
5th November 2008 @ 15:08
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Actually that’s rubbish, all I got was a lot of people referring to my posts with “DaveN said…”
5th November 2008 @ 15:08
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I’d quite like to write a guest post actually, I read Dave’s blog all the time and it’d be quite nice to add something. I’ve been toying with a blog post about using SEO for reputation management - controlling the front page of results on behalf of a client, if you guys are interested? It’s mainly focused on link reclamation. I was going to put it on my site but I reckon it’s more up your street, I don’t want my blog to be too white hat :/
5th November 2008 @ 15:27
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I have written guest post for a handful of blogs, including some A-listers. I would love the opportunity to write here as well. I am nearing completion of my first social media search tool, so social media would be a good topic for me. Although I have just finished working a year and half in Real Estate SEO, so thats right up my ally as well.
5th November 2008 @ 15:51
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Actually, wait - no! I just remembered one that’s more interesting than that. I’ve got one in the back of my mind about building a community with your site. The themes are user-generated content, using things like Twitter and the best way to target niche forums. If you like the sound of it, drop me a line.
5th November 2008 @ 15:53
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Big fan of the blog Dave and Dan
ive been seo’ing fort a few years now after spending some time in AM
im in the UK likie all the best SEO’ers
i like all things twitter and cool things to do with firefox5th November 2008 @ 18:01
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Re: The humble life and busy times of a SEO, Ben McKay, working-hard to become a SUPERSTAR SEO!
Hi Dan,
If it were me writing a guest blog post, it would take a very humble angle.
I would take people through the process of effective (and ineffective ways) to raise their profile. I feel I am only 25% there, so would be making some projections too of where I need to direct my efforts.
Having built the odd association with prominent SEO’s online, I am getting making headway, but where next…find out in the next instalment of: The humble life and busy times of a SEO, Ben McKay, working-hard to become a SUPERSTAR SEO!
Not simply a page long plug, or bio, but an honest account of SEO-life, decisions made, bad ones taken, goodies and even more baddies of being an in-house and freelance SEO working to become a famous SEO overnight…(managing my expectations a bit, I’m giving myself another year!)
…if not this year, I’ll ‘apply’ again next year.
Cheers Dan,
Ben
Favourite joke ever (have I already told you this one)……Two fish are in a tank. One says to the other: you man the guns I’ll drive! Haha!
5th November 2008 @ 21:03
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That’s an interesting idea Dan. I would be willing to contribute if you’re still looking for some people for that. My specialization is in finding/developing new, innovative ways to approach SEO and forecasting how the industry will change.
If you want an example, you can take a look at a recent article here
5th November 2008 @ 22:36
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I’d like to contribute a post on how the search environment is changing. The use of SEO as a business model is becoming irrelevant as Google and large companies squeeze small websites out of search results.
5th November 2008 @ 22:50
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Hi,
I’d like to do a blog about the site operand.
It’s the best SEO tool there is but not many people seem to talk about it.
It would be good to go over the best uses for it with some real examples.
Cheers
AUKSEO
5th November 2008 @ 23:43
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I’m interested. I’d like to write about the impact of SEO in the small business ventures and how to do things ‘right’
6th November 2008 @ 04:00
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You couldn’t get me posting a guest article in here for all the beer in England! When it comes down to it, us Aussies just don’t trust the English!!
Dave
6th November 2008 @ 09:22
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Hi,
also interested - I can write about new papers and offerings from the IR community, which in turn affect SEO in the future once the algos have been incorporated or updated.
I’m and SEO and a computer scientist in IR/AI/NLP
6th November 2008 @ 10:28
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hey there, I’d like to write here :
# Effectiveness Of Social Media For Travel Website
with actual GAnalytics screenshots thrown in.
I just posted a small study with Twitter on my blog.let me know soon
6th November 2008 @ 11:47
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Hi all!
I’ve got a few years of SEO and SEM experience in the UK, Spain and South America markets, working as an external consultant for digital agencies.
I would love to talk about how to optimize multi-lingual SEO and PPC campaigns for target audiences. And all related with the SEO in different languages mainly Spanish , English and Italian .
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Joseph
6th November 2008 @ 13:47
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….because yours is the only house I have ever left to have the army point a a machine gun at me, leading me to become extremely nervous and almost “cloth almost touched brown”
7th November 2008 @ 00:36
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I wanted to be famous overnight, but then I decided I’d rather read your blog & let you stay famous.
7th November 2008 @ 02:08
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How about doing a post on how Aaron Wall ranks #10 for ‘lindsay lohan nude’
7th November 2008 @ 03:37
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Seems like someone found an easy way to test what type of links still work.
7th November 2008 @ 03:39
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Been in SEO for 2 years…by accident. I’d like to contribute to share my knowledge…but I have my own blog.
7th November 2008 @ 13:05
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Great to have all your comments people, keep them coming and Dave will pick next week.
Thanks again. Dan7th November 2008 @ 14:31
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Hi Dan,
Nice to see you guys opening up the blog for some guest posts, I’m pretty sure that it will be interesting and informative to say the least.
I have one or two posts that I have been working on for a while, but they still need a major amount of shining up and such.
The first one I’d like to get sorted is a Cheap multi-lingual SEO research method for those guys needing to seo multilingual sites but don’t necessarily speak the language.
8th November 2008 @ 08:34
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Surely I’m the winner here?! I told a joke and everything?!
8th November 2008 @ 12:50
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Hello,
I have experience in marketing, advertising, video, and SEM. I would be interested in throwing my hat into the ring and seeing what if any help it provides anyone… anywhere.
If I were to write a post right now it would be called “How to bend Google Analytics to do your bidding A.K.A. New Beta Features for Analytics and How To Use Them”
Thanks
Atom9th November 2008 @ 06:11
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HHmm I can give a try.. Who knows a Filipino guest post in this blog
11th November 2008 @ 05:52
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This is a great offer. I accept and would like to see if will also be accepted :). I am responsible for online PR and SEO, SEM at Monitis Inc. We have many blogs and forum (planning to upgrade) to communicate with our clients. We publish PRs. I personally run 3-4 blogs and post articles there.
11th November 2008 @ 18:46
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If only seo could be achieved overnight! I like the idea hough. Guest writing on popular blogs offers an excellent opportunity to improve authority.
12th November 2008 @ 19:12
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I don’t mean to quote you on this Dan, but I will anyway:
“Great to have all your comments people, keep them coming and Dave will pick next week. Thanks again. Dan”
…”and the winner is….drum-role please”……[sweaty palms, tension mounting]….?!
14th November 2008 @ 13:55
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Ahhh,, Ben good to see your on the ball,,, The good news is…wait for it….you all win! I’ll be emailing each poster over the course of the next week, links out will be allowed within reason and of course we’ll check the posts…but Ben kindly step up to the mark…
Dan
14th November 2008 @ 14:01
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All over it! Bring it on!
14th November 2008 @ 21:09
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19th November 2008 @ 09:30
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Great news!
I look forward to hearing from you soon
Joseph
20th November 2008 @ 14:38
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Wow. Nice to see this offer. Though I am new to SEO, I will give it a shot.
I have a few ideas for now:
1) How to outsource/manage boring SEO tasks at extremely cheap rates
2) Getting some shady links from .edu but can probably keep them look genuine
3) Marketing on StumbleUpon
4) Some errors in a few famous SEO tools
Hoping for a positive response Dan.
Thanks