Eric Wagner SEO

How to Market Yourself Online Through
Lesser-Known Marketing Avenues

Posted by Eric Wagner on Monday, December 17th, 2012

In this series about How to Market Yourself On-line, we have already talked about Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. But there are other social media marketing avenues out there that you can use to market yourself on-line. Utilize as many of these avenues as possible to gain your advantage. Depending on the industry that you are in, marketing avenues like Pinterest, Instagram, and YouTube might be the way to go.

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How to Market Yourself On-Line Through Other Marketing Avenues – Twitter

Posted by Eric Wagner on Friday, December 14th, 2012

In our series about How to Market Yourself On-Line we have already covered marketing yourself through LinkedIn and Facebook. But, what about other avenues? It is important to leverage as many social media avenues as possible to get your “brand” out to as many people as possible. This includes leveraging Twitter.

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How to Market Yourself On-Line Through Facebook

Posted by Eric Wagner on Monday, December 10th, 2012

While many people might think to turn to LinkedIn when they are looking for employment, some might overlook another avenue that can be just as productive for job seekers – Facebook. A 2012 survey by JobVite found that 92% of hiring managers planned to use social networks in researching job candidates. Of these same hiring managers, 66% planned to look up job candidates on Facebook.

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SEO Help Wanted

Posted by Eric Wagner on Friday, July 29th, 2011

Good SEO’s know how good other SEO’s are. We can evaluate the tactics, the difficulty of achieving the past results that they quote, and whether they’re more white or black hat in their strategies. It’s not rocket science for us.

For non-SEO’s, it might as well be rocket science – so I’ve got an alternative theorem for all of you.

The quality of an SEO’s work will likely have a high correlation with the amount of effort it takes you to convince them to take you on as a client.

Put simply, good SEOs probably aren’t too short of work. There’s definitely going to be exceptions to that rule, but in my experience, good SEO’s are going to be able to be a little picky with who their clients are.

If you’re a good SEO, I’d like your contact information. Sometimes I get requests that I just can’t handle – and I’d like to be able to refer these potential clients to someone I can trust. Let me know if you’d like some more SEO work, and if I’m impressed – well, I doubt you’ll end up too short of work either.

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2 Responses to “SEO Help Wanted”

  1. Immerseme Says:

    Eric- send them over to us! We’re a message advancement firm (we do web design, branding, etc.) and SEO is one of the ways we advance messages. We’re also launching our mobile marketing service next week, so if you know anyone who needs that, please direct them to us :)

  2. Eric Wagner Says:

    Please send me references from past clients and any marketing materials you have. Thanks!

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