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We're overwhelmed with client work and looking to hire an SEO professional to handle our local rankings and give us a fresh perspective. Feel free to message me privately or reply here.
Thanks!
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Thanks, Chris. I always do forget about that, but I'll go check it out now!
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We're just looking for a part-timer right now - 5-10 hours a month or so. If you know someone who is interested, please have them PM me here or email jess@imageworkscreative.com. Thanks!
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I didn't get it, but can you try again? We're looking for someone to put in about 5-10 hours a month, so let me know what your rates would be for that (as well as your experience).
Thanks!
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Psst, don't forget Moz has a list of recommended companies I would be some of them would let you white label too.
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I am not sure if you are looking for a full time job or asking for people to work as a freelancer but if its a full time let me know and I will refer you a guy who is smart when it comes to local SEO.
Hope this helps!
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I'm not sure if my message went through, but I sent you a PM.
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