Who are the most useful SEO tweeters to follow? In this post I’ve listed those I have been following for a while, as well as some other useful suggestions.
After this article on ClickZ listing marketing leaders to follow, I decided I’d steal the idea for SEW and list some useful tweeters on the subject of SEO.
I’ve stuck to individuals rather than brands, just to keep the list at a manageable size. Please feel free to suggest any I may have missed…
So here we are, in no particular order. I’ve broken them up into Google staff, writers and SEOs, though there is plenty of crossover between these categories…
SEO practitioners
Dawn Anderson
Dan Sharp
Kevin Gibbons
Sam Silverwood-Cope
Nichola Stott
Hannah Thorpe
Just saw my first “live ” tag in a news feed; alongside AMP, Twitter embed & summary cards of live updates… pic.twitter.com/4j7s8MuwP0
— hannah thorpe (@hannahjthorpe) July 8, 2016
Gerry White
Kelvin Newman
Joost de Valk
Rae Hoffman
Ian Miller
Lisa Myers
Pete Handley
Stacey Macnaught
Ian Lurie
Malcolm Coles
Barry Adams
Site Migration 5 things to get right:
1. Involve SEO from the start
2. Redirects & mapping
3. Data
4. Ownership
5. Safe staging#SearchLeeds— Barry Adams (@badams) July 7, 2016
Mags Sikora
Phil Nottingham
Michael Gray
Jamie Peach
Ross Hudgens
Glen Gabe
Nick Wilsdon
Dave Cain
Andrew Isidoro
Irish Wonder
Rishi Lakhani
SEO is beyond algorithmic optimisation and manipulation. An element of human behaviour understanding is important to a successful campaign
— Rishi Lakhani (@rishil) March 4, 2016
Olga Andriendko
Shaun Anderson
David Mihm
Will Critchlow
Andrew McGarry
Greg Gifford
Where should you spend your time in Local SEO?
1) links
2) website
3) GMB
4) off-site local@localseoguide #rocksdigital— Greg Gifford (@GregGifford) July 1, 2016
SEW writers and contributors
Christopher Ratcliff
Graham Charlton
Chris Lake
Most web users think most links on web pages are there for commercial reasons https://t.co/xIitNgxDgp pic.twitter.com/r43mRJVHjm
— Chris Lake (@lakey) June 13, 2016
Tereza Litsa
Rebecca Sentance
SEO writers and analysts
Barry Schwartz
Pete Myers
Google testing a new kind of services ad (search = “electrician”). Not sure if it’s tied to Google Home Services — pic.twitter.com/wWxeDP2c1C
— Dr. Pete Meyers (@dr_pete) July 4, 2016
Cyrus Sheperd
Graphing: US Desktop Search Query Volume https://t.co/5c1BacSzLT (April 2016 lowest volume in FIVE years.) #search pic.twitter.com/3TNfn8Ibj8
— AJ Kohn (@ajkohn) May 22, 2016
Loren Baker
Jennifer Slegg
Googlers
Gary Illyes
John Mueller
Matt Cutts
Eric Schmidt
For convenience, here’s the full list to add to your Twitter account.
Please suggest any great SEO accounts I’ve missed out, and we’ll add them to the list…
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