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James Harrison – New York SEO – JameSEO NYC

James Harrison - San Diego SEO Expert

About

Hi, my name is James Harrison. I’m a freelance SEO consultant from San Diego, California. I have been practicing search engine marketing techniques & strategies for over 6 years now.

Practicing SEO & Online Marketing Since 2005

Back when eBay was first getting big, I found myself buying and selling products online. I was creating stores on eBay, drop-shipping products, buying products locally on Craigslist or swap meets to sell online and was also participating in Google’s AdSense program. I remember emails and websites telling me how rich I could get overnight. For 2 years straight, I was really obsessed with the possibility of making money online. Granted I made money, but not enough to retire.

Through the years, I have picked up on SEO, link building and shared content writing. I practiced everything I was learning from the experts on my personal sites and realized that SEO really works. At this time, having proper title tags, meta data and any kind of links was enough to achieve top rankings, but then Google started to get big and found better ways to deliver better search results. So then, there was a new algorithm to crack. This is when the fun really began. Over the next few years I went on to practice, study and perform SEO for various websites (some clients) in multiple industries, but still something was missing..

Working for the Top Online Marketing Agencies in San Diego

After a few years of eBay marketing and SEO freelancing, I decided to enhance my skills professionally. I worked for over three years at two of the top marketing agencies here in San Diego, California until I decided to pursue my unique dream..

Engine Ready – San Diego, CA

Engine Ready is by far one of the most professional and smart PPC companies in the country. Here I was able to work closely with (in my opinion) the best PPC marketer in the industry, Mike Poserini. To this day, I appreciate the bulk account uploading shortcuts and Excel tricks taught by Mike. But Mike isn’t the only AdWords pro. Everyone in the company was a Google AdWords professional. Engine Ready offered me real life experience managing 40K+ monthly budgets and creating analytical reports that has meant more to my development than I could have ever imagined. I appreciated everything Engine Ready has done for me and would recommend them to any major company or corporation looking for REAL PPC MANAGEMENT.

So now I have some real PPC management experience, a better outlook of SEO and a more professional perspective of internet marketing as a whole.

..Staying in the same building, but moving on up..

MEA Digital – San Diego, CA

MEA Digital was like a dream come true for anyone in the field of internet marketing. Talk about playing with the big boys. MEA Digital is one of those large size advertising agencies that markets websites via newpapers, prints, online, television and almost any other way you could image your product being publicized. With clients such as Callaway, Nickelodeon, Oakley, Mitsubishi just to name a few, I knew I was in for a treat/surprise. All of a sudden, the budgets I was managing were passing the $50k/60K mark and I was in meetings with designers, programmers and managers discussing strategies for these huge well known corporations. At MEA Digital, I was able to work 1st hand with the best SEO I’ve ever met in person; Jeff Carpenter. He’s one of those SEO speakers that other SEO experts listen to. Jeff pretty much taught me SEO tactics and techniques that only years and years of professional experience can teach you. I started out as a fulltime PPC specialist and was able to slowly merge myself into being a PPC & SEO specialist. I will also never forget my PPC manager Art Tomblin. His ability to make anything more efficient than before was unbelievable. He was by far my favorite manager of all time.

CURRENT: San Diego SEO Consultant

In Conclusion

  1. I am a link building expert with over 4 years or strategic link building experience.
  2. I provide reporting that shows exactly how effective my techniques are.
  3. I specialize in various forms of marketing including PPC, Media Buying, etc.
  4. I base everything on high ROI and efficient project management.

I’m a self-taught San Diego SEO & marketing expert with years of freelance search marketing & web design experience enhanced and sculpted by top marketing executives, and professional experience.

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James Harrison is your man with a plan (the best plan).

To view which companies I work with currently, please visit my linkedin or my partners page.

You can contact me here

There are 2 (spoken) reasons why I created this blog:

  1. The main reason for this blog is to record all my SEO marketing notes. I compile a ton of information on the internet and learn a lot about search engine marketing and SEO everyday. There’s too much information out there to keep track of. Therefore I am creating a blog to record everything I want to remember.
  2. The other reason why I created this blog is to rank for my name, James Harrison. I want to show up on top of search engines if anyone ever Google’s “james harrison“. Call it an ego thing, if you will.

How Blogging Could be Beneficial

How Blogging Could be Beneficial laptop blogging

I recently read a blog post titled; Blogging and Your Career – Ten Reasons Why Blogging is Good for your Career on Blogger Buzz. This article made me realize that my blog could have multiply purposes. I’ve already explained in my most recent post my personal desire to rank #1 for my name, but here are 10 reasons why JameSEO.com could benefit James Harrison’s career.

1. “You have to get noticed to get promoted.” Creating some type of buzz or getting some type of recognition from co-workers could definitely help me get promoted to higher opportunities.

2. “You have to get noticed to get hired.” I have a good job with a great company. This doesn’t really apply to me… unless I get offered a great job with a great company.

3. “It really impresses people when you say “Oh, I’ve written about that, just google for XXX and I’m on the top page” or “Oh, just google my name.””

It really impresses people when I say “Oh, I’ve written about that, just google for “Freelance SEO San Diego” and I’m on the top page” or “Oh, just google James Harrison

4. “No matter how great you are, your career depends on communicating. The way to get better at anything, including communication, is by practicing. Blogging is good practice.” I absolutely agree. I communicate everyday with co-workers & clients, so it’s probably best for me to continue blogging to stay on top of this new communication evolution.

5. “Bloggers are better-informed than non-bloggers. Knowing more is a career advantage.” I do have to admit, I am pretty up on what’s going on in this world compared to my colleagues that don’t blog.

6. “Knowing more also means you’re more likely to hear about interesting jobs coming open.” If I were to start looking for a job in this field, I do know exactly where to search.

7. “Networking is good for your career. Blogging is a good way to meet people.” I am positive I will make new friends and branch out to more people through this blog.

8. “If you’re an engineer, blogging puts you in intimate contact with a worse-is-better 80/20 success story. Understanding this mode of technology adoption can only help you.” I’m not 100% sure how this effects me, but I do work in the online media field, so acquiring fresh knowledge through blogging could be beneficial to me.

9. “If you’re in marketing, you’ll need to understand how its rules are changing as a result of the current whirlwind, which nobody does, but bloggers are at least somewhat less baffled.”

“Anybody on the street can be at a particular place at any given time and witness/record something and post it on the net before any national news/broadcasting station could get to the scene & report it…. realizing this allows us to understand why the advertising landscape is turning upside down”

Todd Thompson

10. “It’s a lot harder to fire someone who has a public voice, because it will be noticed.” Gotta love it!

Suddenly, this blog has more to offer than just ranking #1 for James Harrison.

Check out this other interesting Blogger Buzz post titled; I Link, Therefore I am.

JameSEO.com: Ranking Number 1 for James Harrison

It’s always been a goal of mind to be ranked #1 for my name James Harrison. I remember some years back when people found out that they could “Google” a paticular person’s name and possibly find out information about them. I’ve been studying “SEO” for a few years now and been helping sites rank for many terms. But now its time to invest a little bit of my skill into myself.

JameSEO.com will rank number 1 for “James Harrison

Unfortunately, I have a VERY common name. If you Google “james harrison”, Google will return 3.05 Million results. I helped my friend; Ashley LaVelle rank #1 for her name within 2 weeks, but their are far less Ashley LaVelle’s in this world. If you Google her name, Google only returns 177,000 results.

After seeing that, I am totally prepared to take on the key term “james harrison
I’ve added in this sentence for SEO purposes: I played football in high school. You’ll get this if you Google James Harrison ;)

James Harrison’s First WordPress Post

James Harrisons First Wordpress Post seo plane

After spending weeks of thinking about starting a wordpress blog, I finally decided to install it onto my server. Thanks to GoDaddy’s extremely easy WordPress setup, I was literally able to set up my blog within 10 minutes.

I started this blog because I like to update my website daily with fresh new content and figure blogging with WordPress seems to be the easiest way to do it. I’ve been blogging for many years with these blogs with Blogger; TravelersTrade Photo Blog, Childcare San Diego Blog, Blog Optimizers & San Diego Movers.

But, I wanted to break away from the blogspot.com domain.

So far, after just setting up an account and writing a post, I’ve found WordPress to be an amazing interface with many more features than Blogger. If anyone has any pointers for starters, please let me know.

Thank You