Denver SEO Guy, Stunned Me
Posted Dec 13, 2007 @ 9:07 am, Viewed by 442 Visitors, Read 447 Times.
Yesterday while reading a few of the blogs over at my good friend Denver SEO Guy I noticed that he had taken some advice from me. Now this was not profound advice or anything, just advice I had given because I was interested in the subject. I tend to like to read Knox's blog because is has a very good mix of entertainment along with good SEO information. As of late though Knox had been on vacation as well as been writing some less technical articles. I thought to myself, I cannot wait for him to write another technical article on something I can understand and possibly even do.
I am honored to say that Knox is a great guy and well worth reading. You should stop buy his SEO blog sometime and see what he has to say. You never know what he is going to write about next.
James Boyer
NJ Realtor Associate
RE/MAX Properties Unlimited
One Madison Ave
Morristown, NJ 07960
Morristown Real Estate
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I did Ryan, I liked how Knox spelled it all out though. Thank you for commenting here. Jim
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Thanks for mentioning it here Jim. I've been looking over your Covenant Blog lately too.
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James, it looks like you inspired a great post by Knox. Did you watch the StomperNet video on double listings too? Knox really made the subject a lot easier to understand. Thanks for sharing this.