Search Engine Optimization has exploded in the past year. Now all of a sudden everyone and their mom who understands what a keyword is, has a facebook account, and a blog, calls themself an SEO. I know what you’re thinking… what make you different? Honestly, not too much, but in this field a little goes a long way.
 
First off, I need to clarify that I am not actually “in” the field, I am by no means a full-time, or professional SEO.

I just have my head around the concept and have worked with some best practices that have returned some good results.

What I actually do for a living is even more complicated then SEO. I’m a talent engineer; I refine my own while trying to innovate and supplement my current ideas with those whom I surround myself with.I run a company (NES) that specializes in delivering the very best service I can find, even if it’s not one that I offer. This has allowed me to expand my service offering capability through the roof and has grown my client portfolio exponentially.There are a fue rudenmentary things you need to understand about SEO to get started: