An offer received. A contract signed. The move inevitable. Time to let the cat out of the bag.
Over two and a half years ago I made an invaluable decision to accept an in-house position with the Keane Insurance Group. At the end of January I will be stepping down as Keane’s web and SEO manager and starting at Evolve Digital Labs as the new director of SEO to take another step in my career.
This is a quick collection of Bill Slawski’s tweets from January 5, 2013. Almost all of these should be located on every SEOs audit checklist. I thought a single blog post would be an excellent point of reference for all to enjoy them. Myself and a few others thoroughly enjoyed going back and reading these. No reason everyone else should miss out.
Simple.
Absolutely nothing.
Seriously, absolutely nothing at all. True story.
It would be safe to assume that most of you reading this post have certainly witnessed or read these perversions in journalism recently. If you have not, then you obviously have been hiding under the proverbial rock. These posts have spread like wildfire in the past year and they only continue to get worse. It is a trend that simply needs fade away.
While the title of my introductory post might seem a bit dramatic, the descriptive words suit the purpose. It has been a long awaited journey, for me at least. I’m sure most of you read that and said to yourselves “Speak for yourself there buddy”.
I set out to build this website nearly 4 years ago with the sole purpose of giving me the ability to freely write about subjects that I enjoy. Why such a long time? Got engaged. Bought a house. Got married. Started a new job. Wife got pregnant. First child is born. That is about as simple as I can explain it. If you want the even more condensed version in layman’s terms; lack of time.
