http://mystechdynamics.com/seo-services-search-engine-optimization/

What kind of FUCKING I D I OT actually goes out of his way to make all visitors to his site feel like they are using an POS underpowered toy-tablet or phone, even if they are at a real computer?

Fuck you.
And fuck your site.

Peace!

Remember, numbers don’t lie and neither does search results and you people who say I got my guy working on getting you results he is the best.

Well I still don’t see you on the first page.

Furthermore, It is one thing to be a guru and another just to write about being a guru or not to guru.

Nevertheless, one might have 100 of thousands of followers and have a million likes on face book.

Google wants expert authority and if you have only done one thing in your entire life. Good for you! In the future it won’t be good enough for Google indexing…

The end of the day, it’s about Revenue, Revenue, Revenue. Exposure, Exposure, Exposure and the person or entity following the future of Google!

SMO Guru to Build Worldwide and it does not happen over night!

Michael?

I apologize if I got your name wrong. I just did a quick search and you are ranked very well for SEO Guru. Congratulations. Great Job.

Please don’t take offense to anything I said about SEO Guru, I have just seen the term abused so often that I felt like writing about it.

Stay in contact, you have great opinions and I value your insight 🙂

Marvin

Hi Marvin-

I don’t know why my name appears like that “M Christopher.”
Anyway, I’m either number 2 or 3 in Google for “SEO guru”. And honestly, I bristle at the term myself… But when I scan Craig’s List, there are lots of people who want to hire “gurus” (even companies) and on the SEOmoz forums recently– where someone posted that they were in need of that very thing.

Of course, every comment on the blog (except mine) shredded the guy for asking for a you-know-what… But I have to give the people what they want! Once you land on my page though, I don’t think I use the term very much. In Arizona, I rank for “consultant” “expert” or “guru.” I definitely want the people looking for an expert, but I’ll talk to somebody who wants a guru too.

I’m just a 4 person company. I’m the only SEO. Sometimes, when people search for a “guru,” it’s because they want advice and guidance and they want to talk to their SEO and not a salesperson. So I talk to them. I teach them to meditate. Give them a mantra (om), and convert them to a vegetarian diet. You know, search engine stuff. 🙂

Hi Chris,

Guru has always turned me off, just like “jack of all trades” has as well. Most of the Gurus I’ve met are self proclaimed. I guess you have a good point about searches for SEO gurus. But if a prospective client searches for “SEO Guru” as opposed to seo consultant, company, agency, or firm, it may be because they are not very professional or have a serious business. Just my opinion 🙂

BIG assumptions I know. But opinions are like you know what.

Thank you for the comment. Great view point.

Marvin

So should one call oneself something if people search for that something? Yes, probably. Because we want to make money. Do other professionals scorn it? Yes, probably. Does it matter? Clients want a guru, so you should optimize for guru- just as you have done with this post…albeit ingeniously subversively.

Remember, to Google, a “guru” is a synonym for expert. So if I use the words interchangeably, that’s just good SEO. I’m using lots of synonyms.

A joke:

An SEO expert walks into a bar / pub / dive / club / lounge…

Too many people know 🙁

You better believe it 🙂 – Email us at http://seogroup.com/contact

…and we will get you started 🙂

You’re welcome, Marvin.
Are you still honoring your 90 day free trial for SEO group?
Thanks!

Well, Danny is the man.

Thanks Steven

Danny Sullivan coined the term in June 2012: http://searchengineland.com/link-building-means-earning-hard-links-not-easy-links-123767