Stuntdubl Business Search Marketing Consulting

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If you are looking for a job in the search marketing industry - please send me your resume and/or your story (I’m guessing you should have SOMETHING online). I PROMISE I won’t tell your boss you’re looking for a sweeter deal. I am blown away daily by the amount of amazing jobs available in the SEM space. With just a couple years experience, and demonstration that you understand the diverse skillset and thought process, there are some incredible opportunities. Just one day last wek - I was told of three pretty incredible job openings requiring experience of only two to five years. These were cherry jobs that two or three years ago I would have likely jumped on in a heartbeat. I’ve seen jobs from the ground floor up to VP level. No matter what your experience is - drop me a line, and I’ll let you know if I find a match for you. Only requirement is that you’ve read through at least half of my best posts (okay, that’s not really a requirement, but it would demonstrate SOME understanding).

I’m gonna try to start doing some “friday favorites” posts - basically the roundup of best posts from the week. I’ve tried to stay away from these types of posts in the past, but there is just too much good stuff to pass up and not pass some link love. This week is a little week - but will try to do better next week.

Despite it being the equivalent of an e-mail chainletter - it’s a fun meme - and it’s a great way to get to know some folks of the web. Ben Wills “blog tagged” me, so here goes. After a bit of hunting, I was also tagged by DG. Props to Jeff Pulver for starting the fun little viral game.

I forgot to post this one - so here goes. The pretty random looking un-edited notes are listed below as well. If you’d prefer a larger version - you can view it here.

Okay, I’ve procrastinated on the Chicago "shout out" post, but here goes. As always, I’m sure I forgot some stuff, but it’s always a blur of information overload (which is probably worse than the alchohol). I learned some interesting things, and as always hung out with some fun people. Thanks to Cameron and Neil P for several enjoyable lunches, and for keeping things lively. I also got a chance to hang out with some of my other conference buddies including Lee, Chris, Rand and Rebecca,  Ken, Oilman, George, Brad, Phil, Derek, Jeremy, Rob and Emilio, Andy, Thomas, and Justin.

The podcast is now up for your listening pleasure - if you would like a summary first - Jeremy has it here. I got a chance to hang out with Jeremy a bit in Chicago and at pubcon in Vegas - and we’re gonna do an episode of NetIncome this evening. It’s a bit late notice - but we’ll be discussing how folks can dive into affiliate marketing, and take their efforts to the next level. I’ve always had a mindful eye for affiliate marketing - but done very little until the last year or so, and starting to get much heavier into it now. I’ll be talking a bit about the progression from consultant to affiliate, and the crossovers between the two, as well as grilling Jeremy on how to become a better affiliate. If you have any questions for me to ask Shoe - now’s the time.

1. How’s the show goin’ for ya?
2. Are you enjoying the conference?
3. Have you been to any sessions?
4. Hi, I’m an SEO
5.So what do you do?
5. Hi, I’m a competitive webmaster
6. Isn’t the weather in Chicago in December fantastic?!?
7. How’s the weather in your DMA?
8. Do you like to ski?
9. Did you hear what Matt said in Vegas about owning domains?
10. Whatya think of Buddy Guy?
11. Where’s the coffee? Morning is brutal.
12. What’s a good restaurant in town?
13. Wanna buy some links?
14. So…you ….ummm…like stuff?