Some say, she has to wear industrial strength sunglasses because her rankings are so good, if she looks directly at the upward graphs she will melt her eyeballs.
10) Darren Cheeseman
Who ranks sites and smells like cheese?
Not Darren, but probably someone.
11) Bill Whittlingham
Newcomer but super enthusiastic!
Always quick to offer snarky advice despite only being in the industry 27 minutes.
May or may not access the internet via his smart fridge.
12) Payton Lighthouse
Agency owner who tweets a lot of stuff I don't understand but I am sure is very good.
Apparently really into NFTs but they never mention it.
13) Alex Ranker
Destined to be an SEO.
Not because of her surname, but because of 'the prophecy'...
14) Dakota Green
Industry veteran with 40+ years experience.
Apparently immortal.
15) Uncle Bulgaria
Old school SEO who doesn't actually do SEO anymore (and hasn't for many years).
But has lots of advice to offer that is definitely up to date and relevant.
16) Roger Gammon
Randomly assigned to (largely) female SEOs to offer unwarranted advice and be condescending.
Keep up the great work Roger!
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I really hope this list of the best SEOs to follow in 2022 has helped improve your (professional + personal) life beyond your wildest dreams.
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Niche selection vs analysis paralysis, it's a fine line.
To avoid procrastinating when building content sites, I use a *very* simple checklist before I do anything.
My philosophy for building content sites:
Niche sites are places to experiment + generate additional income. I don't want to spend all my time building, managing or putting all my eggs in one basket.
I want to front load content, get it ranked, revisit + improve.
So based on that, here are the things I look for when deciding to build out a site.