Hi, this is a little off topic but I hope someone can help me. I am looking for a good E Learning provider.
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Within our organization we would like to start training our people at our global offices in SEO using E Learning. Just as with SEO, there is so much available, but I don't know who to trust and who not. I was hoping some of you might have some names for me, or experience with certain providers you can recommend.
Best regards,
Astrid
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Distilled U is great, and SEO specific: http://www.distilled.net/u/
If you'd like to have a broader range of training topics, I'll second a recommendations for Lynda.com.
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I highly recommend Lynda.com - http://www.lynda.com Hope that helps!
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