Top-of-the-Line SEO Specialist
So, it may not look like a lot of work has been done with this site… but I have been doing – or trying to do – a ton of things behind the scenes. I’ve been learning more and more about blogging. I knew about the basics, but now that I am blogging somewhat regularly, I am finding more and more things I can experiment with and implement.
On that note, I am continuing to add to my skill set. I have a pretty good grasp of HTML and CSS. I also mentioned before that I was learning PHP by trial and error, and now I’m beginning to find my way around this MYSQL stuff and Apache junk.
On that note, I like to think that I am becoming a “Top-of-the-Line SEO Specialist” as defined in a recent ClickZ article by Shari Thurow. I would say that my increasing knowledge in all things web, marketing, and communication makes me a better SEOer.
On that note, I can’t be more thankful that I fell into an occupation that I don’t consider work. I look forward to doing what I do and learning as much as I can about it. Is this how most people in this industry feel?
On that note, thanks to this tip by Double D, I incorporated a new line of code into this site that nicely formats the title tag and meta description tag in WordPress.
On that note, I spent a chunk of today installing and configuring Gallery and I’m in the process of testing it out… so, hopefully, I ‘ll be putting some pics on here soon!

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April 24 2006 @ 7:02 am
I agree with you. It’s a great feeling to wake up in the morning and want to go to work (even if it means driving 1/2 hour to get to the office). There’s so much to read, so much to learn, so much to follow-up with, and so much to do… the funny thing is that none of it feels like work!
October 18 2007 @ 9:05 am
I agree too. I think it’s good to be able to know a little of everything, than opposed to being specialized in only one area.