Who We Learn From: The Best In The Industry!
When our company name was loyalty.LEADS+MARKETING, we had a blog post where we listed some of the big players that we admire in the industry – we thanked them for everything they contribute to SEO/SEM and the advice they pass on freely and willingly – we want to be just like them! 
I know we did it once…but this is a new blog and I think the blogs we read, the communities we participate in, and the people we learn from have all put us where we are today – a thriving SEM business centered around holistic, high end PPC Management.
As a special thanks to our SEM/SEO/Copy writing industry heroes and heroines, I would like to list some of my favorite posts from the past few months:
SEOmoz (some refer to SEOmoz as “Rand Fishkin” but every mozzer works really hard to satisfy the masses of SEM’s that follow their blog and work) -
When Data Repositories Open Up, So Do Possibilities for Viral Content
An Exhaustive List of Search Engine Based Keyword Research Data
My Personal Opinion – 90% of the Rankings Equation Lies in These 4 Factors
Best Practices for Targeting Generic & Specific Terms & Phrases (A follow up of the 4 Factors post…)
Should You Optimize Your Site For Each Individual Search Engine?
Matt McGee (SmallBusinssSEM.com) -
What Apple’s Marketing Can Teach Small Businesses
Dear Small Business Owners: Put Down Your Ranking Reports
Want Some Links & Buzz? Go Green (We are green freaks at semvironment…)
Bruce Clay (Lisa Barone) -
How to Encourage Clients to Engage In Social Media
Stop Sucking and Become a Top Blogger Today
A Letter to the SEO Community: Nobody Owes You Anything
Can Link Bait Mature? Yes, It Has To
Blog Like a Person, Not Like a Cyborg
Brian Clark and Team (CopyBlogger.com) -
Do You Recognize These 10 Mental Blocks to Creative Thinking?
Ten Timeless Persuasive Writing Techniques
Here’s How to Stop Worrying About Google Once and for All
SEO Book.com (Aaron Wall) -
Google Sitelinks Increase the Value of Generic Domains, … by a Lot
Selling Commodity Services: Controlling Cost vs Adding Value
Other blogs and sites we regularly read:
