scott
msg:793719 | 4:55 pm on Sep 18, 2000 (gmt 0) |
SEO will become KWB (keyword bidder)!
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Mike_Mackin
msg:793720 | 5:54 pm on Sep 18, 2000 (gmt 0) |
grnidone: Send me Email.
I may be able to get you a letter out of Houston.
:)
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WebRookie
msg:793721 | 6:48 pm on Sep 18, 2000 (gmt 0) |
Grnidone if it helps any I'm making under 35k in a company setting for northern California. I'm not in a software company so this may make a difference. From the research I've done so far this is lower than bay area salaries.
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bigjohnt
msg:793722 | 12:40 am on Sep 19, 2000 (gmt 0) |
Whatever SEO becomes, there will be a strong need for those with the skills, and temperament to deal with it. The fact that it is changing so rapidly, and requires so much study, will not go away. Even if the sport is reduced to dealing with a paid media, there will be a high demand for those familiar with it. Case in point, isn't choosing a category and writing a killer description while submitting to Yahoo a form of optimization? (subject to the ever vigilant editors of course) Maybe there will be less algo-cracking and analysis, but there will still be a need for an intelligent and higly paid individual to develop a strategy, implement it, and manage it.
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Mike_Mackin
msg:793723 | 1:23 am on Sep 19, 2000 (gmt 0) |
RIGHT ON :)
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rcjordan
msg:793724 | 2:02 am on Sep 19, 2000 (gmt 0) |
>Case in point, isn't choosing a category and writing a killer description while submitting to Yahoo a form of optimization? I can GUARANTEE that it is in Snap LiveDirectory (now NBCi) or any other SE that counts clicks. And working with/around those ever-vigilant editors is, too.
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seth_wilde
msg:793725 | 5:16 am on Sep 19, 2000 (gmt 0) |
"Case in point, isn't choosing a category and writing a killer description while submitting to Yahoo a form of optimization?" Not to mention that you still have to optimize a page submitted to ODP or Looksmart if you want to rank well on their partner sites (which is were the real traffic comes from anyway)
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