Looking for some help to train corporation on MOZ?
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Short term. Basically helping a company train internal SEO people from round the globe. Involves time and fee to create your training plus several 4 hour sessions and possible follow up consulting. Pays well. Email me at [email protected].
Thanks
Al Blanco
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Hi Al!
Just FYI, we don't really allow job postings in Q&A, even if it's for training on our tools. All good this time, though! One thing I recommend—you might invite the folks you'd like to train to our twice-weekly Moz Pro walkthrough webinar. You can sign up for upcoming sessions here. There are also pre-recorded walkthroughs available if the times aren't convenient.
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