Authors

Amanda DiSilvestro is a recent graduate of Illinois State University. Although she graduated with an English Education degree, she found herself working as a full-time blogger in the SEO/social media department at a leading B2B company. She has since written over 450 guest articles for nearly 200 different blogs across the web and started her own project, The Business Bungalow, which aims to give startup companies and entrepreneurs “to-the-point” practical advice. Follow her on Google+ and Twitter to learn more!

Amanda DiSilvestro

Kaila has a background in social media marketing, link building, SEO and content marketing. She’s an active blogger on SearchEngineWatch.com, and an avid social media user (@cliquekaila on Twitter).

Kaila Strong

Gerald Weber Founded Search Engine Marketing Group at the end of 2005. Gerald is also a moderator at MyBlogGuest.com (which is a community of guest bloggers) and very active in the blogosphere as well as various social communities across the web. In his free time he can often be found Skydiving in Houston.

Gerald Weber

Ty Banfield is a freelance writer. Over the past five years, he's written on almost every topic under the sun. While variety is the spice of writing life, marketing and fitness are the two topics he never grows tired of exploring. He also provides business website development, marketing and conversion consulting that helps businesses attract more customers.

Ty Banfield

Ana Hoffman runs a no-nonsense Traffic Generation Cafe, where she freely dispenses advice on getting more web traffic by all free means possible, like SEO traffic, social media traffic, and blog promotion, as well as converting that traffic into email subscribers and paying customers.

Ana Hoffman

Kristi Hines is a freelance writer, online marketing consultant, blog marketing expert, and social media enthusiast. Other sites she writes for include Social Media Examiner, Search Engine Watch, and KISSmetrics. Her personal interests include tennis, photography, and salsa dancing. Be sure to follow her on Google+ and Twitter.

Kristi Hines

Chris is his name and translating words into dollar signs is his game. He believes that, not unlike stale bread or moldy cheese, old content will upset the stomachs of potential clients and search engines alike. For that reason, he specializes in providing small businesses with fresh, palatable content through his copywriting and blog writing services.

Chris Help