Remembering Our Friend & Honoring What He Started
It’s been just over two years since the tragic loss of our friend, Jordan. Today, our community must keep sharing our struggles, openly and honestly.
About
Mary began her career as a web designer in 2002 and quickly began to see the importance of SEO and Internet marketing as part of a truly strong web presence. She soon began to approach web design with a strong leaning to not only the design aesthetic but also keeping in mind the necessary technical elements of SEO. In 2004 she chose to switch her primary focus from design to SEO and started working alongside her husband and now business partner Dave Davies.
Over the past many years Mary has honed her skills and expertise, has spoken at many industry conferences, and is always actively keeping up with the current trends and changes within the search industry. Her main focus and passion is user experience and building brand engagement and loyalty across all online platforms whether it be paid search, social media or onsite.
Articles
Finding Focus, Peace & Joy During the Coronavirus Pandemic
The global Coronavirus pandemic has us all relearning how to live our day-to-day lives in a system that is learning on the fly. There is...
Work, Love & Family: How 7 Marketing Couples Balance It All
Let’s get to know seven “digital marketing” couples and how they share professional space with their respective partners.
Elevating Women in SEO: The Industry Still Has a Long Way to Go
Discover how you can be an ally and do your part in elevating women in the SEO industry.
OCD: It May Not Be Quite What You Think
I was diagnosed with OCD at 41. That’s when I learned that OCD was far more than what others think.
Remembering the Tragedy That Made Our Community Start Talking
A year ago, we lost a dear friend. Here’s how our community has started supporting each other since then.
Be the Positivity You Wish to See in the World
You must choose. But choose wisely. Positivity can bring more positivity into your world. Negativity can take it away.
Rethinking New Year’s Resolutions: Don’t Set Yourself Up for Failure
A New Year’s resolution can be inspiring, challenging, daunting, and frustrating. Is it time we think differently about this tradition?