Looking to hire an SEO Specialist: Freelance at 60-80 hours per month ongoing
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I'm posting this on behalf of someone I know looking to hire an SEO guru.
Sounds like a great opportunity for a freelancer looking for guaranteed monthly work.
The details can be found at: [link deleted]
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I agree with Umar perfect place for it.
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Please do not take this as anything negative. However I think the boards are meant for actual questions you could maybe post under a discussion. Better yet if you really want to get on the radar do a YouMoz Post.
I hope that helps,
Tom
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