SEO experts

SEO can be a tangled web to navigate. Google updates its algorithm every single day, while regulations for data-sharing and best-practices for ranking change as quickly as the weather. Who has time to keep track of all that? Lucky for you, there are credible SEO’ers out there keeping their finger on that pulse, tweeting helpful resources and news articles regularly, and talking about SEO in a down-to-earth way. It can be immensely helpful (and entertaining, and informative) to follow the top SEO digital marketers. That way, you’ll know what’s happening in the search engine world – and get real-time updates (guides, trend alerts, Google changes) on Twitter. Check out these SEOers and follow them so your Twitter feed is more powerful and helpful than ever: 31 Must-Follow SEOers on Twitter (In No Particular Order) 1. Eric Enge @ericenge and @stonetemple Eric Enge heads up the award-winning marketing agency, Stone Temple. Why you should follow: Eric regularly tweets interesting SEO news, articles, and updates under his personal handle and Stone Temple’s account. That includes studies and articles from his own brand, complete with goofy-yet-fun header images starring himself. Over 20% of smartphone users are comfortable giving voice commands to their phones in public. More at https://t.co/fnZRTXfmyw pic.twitter.com/bAfMfBXcJD — Eric Enge (@ericenge) May 30, 2017 2. Rand Fishkin @randfish Rand Fishkin is pretty well-known in the marketing and SEO communities – he co-founded Moz (and now headlines SparkToro) and shared his know-how on Moz’s Whiteboard Fridays. Why you should follow: Rand regularly tweets about SEO hot topics, but also has dived into entrepreneurship/start-ups, the psychology of web users, and even nerdy-fun topics like his secret passion for Dungeons & Dragons. I wrote a new blog post about shame, failure, and… yeah, the Dungeons & Dragons game: https://t.co/7Xd6MQuqLb — Rand Fishkin (@randfish) May 29, 2018 3. Jeff Deutsch @jgdeutsch Jeff Deutsch is a HubSpot/Inbound.org contributor and has worked in digital marketing for over 10 years. Why you should follow: Jeff shares slices of SEO along with interesting tips, tidbits, and resources that are pertinent for any marketer (plus a joke or two). 4. Olga Andrienko @Olgandrienko Olga Andrienko is the head of global marketing at SEMrush, which is one of the top SEO tools on the web. Why you should follow: It’s readily apparent that Olga is super-passionate about SEO and helping people optimize their websites and content. She also posts lots of behind-the-scenes glimpses from SEMrush and notes from SEO conferences. 5. Danny Goodwin @MrDannyGoodwin Danny Goodwin is SEJ’s own Executive Editor. He has over 10 years of experience in marketing and has been an editor for Search Engine Watch and Momentology. Why you should follow: Danny tweets a ton of timely, high-quality articles about SEO and search marketing from around the web. Follow him and get ready to add to your daily reading list. 6. Michael King @iPullRank Michael King is the founder of iPullRank, a digital marketing agency and consultancy. He’s also an influencer, keynote speaker, and marketing consultant to major brands. Why you should follow: Michael regularly opens up his twitter posts to chat and answer your most burning questions. He also tweets about hot SEO topics and adds his professional two cents, which makes for interesting reading. I’m asking @randfish questions about Lost and Founder tonight. Anything you want to know? https://t.co/Fw2nzkjjWW — MyCool King (@iPullRank) May 10, 2018 7. Casey Markee @MediaWyse Casey Markee is an SEO writer, speaker, trainer, and marketer. He writes for Search Engine News and is the founder of Media Wyse, an SEO firm. Why you should follow: If you’d like some SEO smarts with a big side dish of humor, Casey is your guy. Very nice deck here. The BEST slide is the one on Sliders. As in DON’T USE THEM. Sliders cause ? and kill kittens ?. It’s science #SlidersAreEvil https://t.co/ixdZSMiSZc — Casey Markee (@MediaWyse) April 14, 2018 8. Marie Haynes @Marie_Haynes Marie Haynes is an SEO consultant and an expert on the Google algorithm and its related penalties. Why you should follow: Since Marie is a self-professed algorithm obsessive, her Twitter feed is chock-full of advice, articles, news, and updates that are ultra-helpful if you want a better understanding of Google search. 9. Bill Slawski @bill_slawski Bill Slawski is the Director of SEO Research at Go Fish Digital, a digital marketing agency. He also runs SEObytheSea.com, a blog for learning absolutely everything about SEO. Why you should follow: Bill tweets about fresh SEO topics, SEO job opportunities, and engages in conversations with other top SEOers. You’ll learn a ton just by following along. 10. Jenny Halasz @jennyhalasz Jenny Halasz is an SEO strategist, the President of JLH Marketing, and a regular speaker at events like Pubcon, SEJSummit, and SMX. Why you should follow: Jenny isn’t afraid to share her opinions on everything from basic SEO to ranking factors to politics. 11. Nik Ranger @dada_ono Nik Ranger isn’t an SEOer – rather, she’s a self-described SEO nerd (she’s also a front-woman and electric violinist for her band, Dada Ono). Why you should follow: If “electric violinist” and “front-woman” weren’t enough for you, Nik also geeks out about SEO regularly, which is fun to follow. Shameless fangirling at @BritneyMuller from @moz Still one of my favourite blog posts because it really spoke to me! https://t.co/pu9VRmTi8p pic.twitter.com/wV1Z5Ukifd — Dada Ono (@dada_ono) May 29, 2018 12. Barry Schwartz @rustybrick Barry Schwartz is the CEO of RustyBrick, a custom web software and digital marketing company. He’s also the founder of the reknowned Search Engine Roundtable and is the News Editor at Search Engine Land. Why you should follow: Barry keeps tabs on all things Google so you don’t have to – including the latest algorithm updates. 13. John Mueller @JohnMu John Mueller is Google’s Webmaster Trends Analyst. As such, he’s often an important point-of-contact and go-between for Google’s engineers and SEO marketers. Why you should follow: John is incredibly active on Twitter and what he says is taken very, very seriously concerning Google’s inner-workings. Follow to hear directly from the horse’s mouth (though … Read more