Who are considered to be the best SEO consultants/ gurus?

[jsp_1983]

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Throw some names at me... UK or international, people or agencies!

[BFG 9000]

I'd suggest that these guys are fairly good : seo consultant - Google Search.
Also might consider these guys : seo consultant - Google Search if you're looking internationally.

Obvious answers aside though, I've personally worked with Search Engine Optimisation, SEO, Search Engine Marketing, UK & wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.
Also Dave Naylor a UK SEO and Search Marketing is very well respected.


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BFG

[BmBell]

Here at Steak, we have a brilliant, award winning SEO team who work with the likes of Matches Fashion, John Lewis, Top Gear, Foreign Currency Direct, Leicester Square Box Office, Advanced Hair Studio. Please do let me know if you require any further information.

B

[kcheung]

Altogether Digital's SEO team are supurb, with Ciaran Regluarly attending various A4U events and speaking.

In terms of work, We've worked on TFL, Truphone, Future Publishing (T3, Music Radar etc), Ski Republic, Scottish Friendly amongst other high profile brands.

[Sabcom]

Arron wall, matt cutts
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[Brendon]

Greg Boser
RC Jordan
NFFC
oilman
Frank Watson
eljefe3

[rob.co.uk]

I believe Larry Page & Sergey Brin are considered 'guru' status with regards to knowledge on search engines.... :tup

[Stuart]

Greg Boser
RC Jordan
NFFC
oilman
Frank Watson
eljefe3

Brendon, you missed yourself of the list He-He

[Brendon]

>> Brendon, you missed yourself of the list He-He

Modesty forbids it

>> Larry Page & Sergey Brin are considered 'guru' status with regards to knowledge on search engines
>> matt cutts

You know what, I'd actually disagree. I don't rate search engine employees as being good at SEO, almost by definition. they see different things to us, and have an utterly different perspective. It was very instructive reading Matts early stuff when he first started his blog, and got a taste of the other side of the coin. He learned quite a lot

[Dave@Profitistic]

You could try typing 'SEO' into Google and see who appears at the top

[Brendon]

>> You could try typing 'SEO' into Google and see who appears at the top

Ack, no! SEO related terms are a crap guide to SEO performance, as they get so badly mauled on a regular basis. A lot of good SEOs never appear in those rankings for various reasons, and quite poor SEOs have historically appeared in those rankings

[smingle]

>> You could try typing 'SEO' into Google and see who appears at the top

Ack, no! SEO related terms are a crap guide to SEO performance, as they get so badly mauled on a regular basis. A lot of good SEOs never appear in those rankings for various reasons, and quite poor SEOs have historically appeared in those rankings

Spot on advice and my thoughts exactly

[Jason]

I say from our experience that Dixon @ Receptional know's his stuff. He's often out and about at conferences and the like giving presentations on white hat SEO methods.

Jason

[startuk]

I'd recommend David Viney's book - Get to the Top on Google: Tips and Techniques to&hellip;Amazon.co.uk: David Viney: Books

(not an aff link, don't worry)

There's a website - SEO Expert Services | Website Promotion - Home - with a code in the book for a few months free trial, though I haven't had a look at it yet....

[Brendon]

>> that Dixon @ Receptional know's his stuff

Yeah, Dixons good - but *shudder* for the shirts