Looking for an SEO consultant/agency specializing in ecommerce and data architecture? Any suggestions?
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Looking for an SEO consultant/agency specializing in ecommerce and data architecture? Any suggestions?
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You're welcome Energy Earth and good luck.
Here is another name I'll add to your list (sorry to make your research even harder):
Doug Roberts - SEO & Web Designer at Bristol Web Design
Like anything else, I imagine your budget will greatly influence your decisions. Some of the suggestions I offered are in the list of recommendations Keri suggested and some are not.
I would check my recommendations against their list and see what size companies they typically do business with.
You probably be able to narrow the list and focus your research based on that information.
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Thanks to everyone who responded to my inquiry, now I have some research to do !
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Thank you for the kind words.
Sincerely,
Thomas
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There are a lot of talented people and reputable companies who participate in this forum and I hate to leave anyone out.
If you participate for a while you will identify people/companies you'd like to research.
The short list is a few I could find/think of if I were to look for help in the eCommerce arena.
Good luck.
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Thanks !
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As far as recommendations for eCommerce goes, here's what my short list looks like (minus about 3 others I can't find in the forums):
Everett Sizemore - seOverflow
Chris Menke - Metapilot
SEO 5 Consulting
Erik Ellsworth - Convergent 7
Thomas Zickell - Blueprint Marketing
Tom Roberts - So What Media
Robert Fisher - drumBeat Marketing -
We have a list of recommended companies at http://moz.com/article/recommended that can be a good place to start.
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