I’m not gonna touch that MozRank stuff, but, hopefully we’re weaning clients off focusing soley on rankings. Sure, it matters, but it matters more that you’re attracting the right people. That you’re creating a brand people trust. That you’re where you’re supposed to be in all the other areas of Internet marketing. Ranking well for key terms do nothing if you’re not attracting the right people. Or, you know, if you’re a fake douchebag of a company with no soul. Or something. :)

Levi: Ha, awesome. It’s like they memorized a script and that’s all their able to say. Sad. Companies that listen and fix your problems are always nice. And thanks for the blog kudos. Glad you’re enjoying it. :)

Too often sales people pitch me neat things that I really don’t need. It’s like the camera on my cell phone syndrome everywhere I go. What’s really sad is when I describe my problem and they just reconfigure (really just reword) their idea back to me. That sucks!

PS: Great job and I love your blog!

great points as SEO clients don’t care too much about graphs, how many links you created, or how you improved their MOZrank lol

They care about rankings and ranking for the money keywords which all leads to ROI.

V: I don’t think Rhea did…

“I think that’s the highest link/text ratio I’ve ever seen in one of your posts. [mocks]
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That…was the point. Fail.

:)

Ask your customers how you can be better. And then use what they give you to connect your own dots. That’s what’s really awesome.

I like that a lot!