Post your favorite SEOs for Mom and Pop Shops
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I'm trying to compile a list of SEOs and/or Inbound Marketers that specialize in helping micro-businesses.
For the purposes of this study 'micro' means any business with 5 or fewer employees.
Names are great. Website URLs would be Fab. Twitter accounts would be super Fab.
For instance:
David Mihm
I'd be happy to share the final list with anyone who provides a name.
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Very good EGOL!
Good inbound marketing scales to all levels of business no doubt. If they are the best at large business marketing they are likely to be the best at small business marketing.
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Thanks Mike!
Got you on the list.
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Roger and staff at SEOmoz.org
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Mike Salt
ipositions
(Yeah that's us, but we deal with small businesses more than we deal with large companies since we're not a massive company ourselves)
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Forgot the Twitter part. @hortonseo
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rockin. Thanks Chris!
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