@Bryant is the founder/owner of BrewSEO. I have the privilege of helping companies grow their revenue with creative inbound marketing strategies. I love marketing, working with great people and the thrill of helping businesses make money.
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This is a story to help other marketers avoid the mistakes that I’ve made. A story about missed opportunity. Yes, even a story that I might regret, except that I’ve hopefully learned my lesson and there is at least some value in that. In the beginning of 2012, I had an idea for a genius
Local SEO has a special place in BrewSEO’s history. Back when Bryant Jaquez was only taking on a few clients, he won an international SEO competition doing local SEO. You can read about that victory here. Over the past few years, we have enjoyed learning and testing every aspect of local SEO that we could get our
SEO and CRO are kind of like men and women, they are both equally important and valuable. However, they both have different strengths, and they both work great when they work together. The basic principles of SEO are fundamentally the same as those of CRO – just give people what they want. Both SEO’s and
Usability is one of the most important factors in mobile SEO. When I say “usable”, I am not just talking about how humans use your site. I am also talking about search-bots. It is crucial to correctly set up your site’s URL structure and your mobile site map. The two most important aspects of mobile
You are in for a treat. One of the hardest parts of starting a company is hiring employees. This is true for all industries, and it is something that most SEO start-ups need help with (I know I do.) Richard Baxter is the owner of SEO Gadget, one of the most respected SEO companies in the world. In the
“Always give away your best stuff for free, always. If you give away your best stuff, you will be forced to come up with better stuff.” -Author, Unknown. I try to structure my blogging philosophy around that quote. I am not the author of it, and to be honest, I am not sure who is.
There is a lot written on SEO blogs about how to do SEO (which is invaluable,) but there is more to running an SEO company than doing SEO. When I started BrewSEO, one of the biggest challenges I faced, was finding business advice on how to run an SEO company. That challenge motivated me to
Part 1 of an ongoing series on how to start an SEO company: How To Build A Brand As promised, this SEO blog is going to hold nothing back. I believe that if you give away your best tips, you’ll be forced to come up with something better. So, in the spirit of contributing value
When I start optimizing a new site, my mind naturally starts categorizing “tasks” by their difficulty and their ROI. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a huge fan of putting in “Hustle” and doing whatever it takes to produce a positive result. In fact, my high-quality approach to SEO keeps landing me in Google spreadsheets sorting
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