Near the end of December 2011, SEOmoz ran a survey asking consultants and agencies of all sizes around the globe to discuss their pricing models and cost structures. They recently were able to post the results of that survey in the hopes that it will give everyone in the search industry a better idea of the range of fees and the services provided.
SEOMoz is a fantastic resource for anyone wanting to learn more about SEO. Their blog is a industry resource and a daily must read for me. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to stay on top of the trends in SEO.
And now… the results:
I’ve been working with ISITE Design for about 9 months and recently started a program with them called Day2. Its a perfect solution to a problem that we were facing with our redesign last year.
Here’s a description from the Day2 website:
Day2 is a new way of thinking about your website and digital marketing campaigns.
As marketers, we’re always focused on the big project – The website launch, the microsite creation or the media buy. When the project is done, the internal team disbands, the consultants scatter, and we move on to the next big thing.
Smart marketers know the real work happens on Day2. This is when you can see how visitors interact with your site. It’s when you get real data on what’s working. And it’s when you can start to make changes that have a significant impact for your visitors and your business.
We’ve already run several A/B and multivariate tests that are showing significant lift over control and actionable data to help us determine the next item to test. As an early adopter of the program, I was asked to do a quick video on why Day2 is important to us. Check it out!
I fondly recall my first experiences with the internet in college using Mosiac and terminals to send and receive email. Oregon State has a great computer lab donated by nearby HP which had the latest PCs (386!) and dot matrix printers. I never realized the internet had already been around some 30 years. Kudos to OnlineSchools.org for putting it all together in a graphical timeline.
Interesting statistics on the growth of the internet. Facebook continues its dominance (6 million page views a minute) and incredible growth (350+ million users). Incredible. Another stat that I find alarming is out of the 247 billion emails sent a day, 200 billion are spam!
JESS3 / The State of The Internet from Jesse Thomas on Vimeo.