I had a great time consulting with Rand and Gillian of SEOmoz. They were great hosts and were very committed to making the time to discuss how they can grow their business.
Rand has posted a summary of what we discussed and some of the strategies I left them with. I told Rand that based on what I saw, they have the potential – if they want it – to become the most profitable SEO firm in the world!
If you’d like to chat about the SEO business consulting services I can offer your company, please drop me a line. 
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randfish Says:
September 26th, 2006 at 4:40 pm
lowercase “m” Andy
Andy Beal Says:
September 27th, 2006 at 9:45 am
LOL – like that makes a difference. I could type sEoMOz and everyone would still know who I was talking about – the brand is so strong in the SEO space, you could probably even drop the “SEO” and just call yourself “moz”.