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	<title>Comments on: Industrial Strength SEO: Enterprise Doâ€™s and Donâ€™ts</title>
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		<title>By: Cully Perlman</title>
		<link>http://www.toprankblog.com/2008/02/enterprise-seo-dos-and-donts/#comment-362028</link>
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		<description>It&#039;s funny (and a definite reminder) that buy-in is key to making your SEO succesful. I worked for a company that is continuing it&#039;s stead growth, but their online activities were lacking. As a firm believer in SEO, I seemed to be the only (or at least the main) proponent of optimizing the site, and while some decision makers were showing enthusiasm for it, I basically got no traction. Flash forward a few months after my departure, and guess what? They&#039;re looking to hire an online manager (to include SEO), when I not only could do it but also knew the company intimately (yes, some bitterness here). Sometimes, companies learn the hard way--</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s funny (and a definite reminder) that buy-in is key to making your SEO succesful. I worked for a company that is continuing it&#8217;s stead growth, but their online activities were lacking. As a firm believer in SEO, I seemed to be the only (or at least the main) proponent of optimizing the site, and while some decision makers were showing enthusiasm for it, I basically got no traction. Flash forward a few months after my departure, and guess what? They&#8217;re looking to hire an online manager (to include SEO), when I not only could do it but also knew the company intimately (yes, some bitterness here). Sometimes, companies learn the hard way&#8211;</p>
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