When my consulting gig was in full swing, this was the topic I was asked most about; SEO software. I find it especially intersting when this question is posed by the owner of an agency. Scary indeed.
Everyone wants a quick and easy way of doing things these days. And who can blame them? In a world where you can find your friend’s location via their iPhone while talking to your wife and ordering a pizza on the same device, coming up against something that doesn’t offer an immediate gratification is …

Looks like it’s that time of year again. Someone is attacking SEO, and as always, this someone has no idea what they are talking about. They are, again, basing their opinion on faulty logic and a poor experience.
But today, we get to see something even more interesting. Not only did our subject have a bad experience, he had such without even getting scammed. Nope, this isn’t a case of someone getting ripped off, instead it’s a case of someone who has no business eating at the big boy’s SEO table, …

Let’s put this to rest.
It seems a lot of my co-workers think I look like an NFL kicker; John Carney. He played for the Jacksonville Jaguars for a bit, and I guess went somewhere else (check my facts on that, I’m obviously not a fan of football).
Let’s put us side-by-side:

Pfft…not even close, I say. He is obviously older, and I am much prettier.
Ok, the pics are much different, let’s add my famous hat:

Again, not even close. You guys are crazy. Let’s go ahead and even everything out and add the …

I just want to put something to rest. All things being equal (they never are) I can usually handle about 10 - 15 small to medium sized clients at one time. To be honest, that’s just about pushing actually. No, it may be closer to 10 than 15.
I’ve gone from only 1 (extremely large client) to 19 (which were nothing more than audits and keyword research).
So my question. Let’s play in a hypothetical world where you cater to small to medium business websites, which will generally be local-focused, how many …

This review on Trackur will be a little different than others out there. Mostly because those have done a good job, and there’s no sense in duplicating that stuff.
I did approach the idea for this post in order to review Trackur, but found that I liked it a lot right off. Instead, I’ll briefly go over a quick setup, then discuss a few reasons why you would want to use it.
What Is Trackur?
Taken directly from their site:
“Trackur is an online reputation monitoring tool designed to assist you in tracking what …