All posts by Rodney Cullen

SEO Analyst

We are looking to hire an in house SEO, you will be part of a fairly small but highly talented team of developers, SysAdmins and UI/UX specialist.

You will be required to work on all aspects of SEO within the organization, for example:

  • Monitoring existing search engine traffic (and we get a lot!) across all our projects and be on the constant lookout for opportunities to grow that traffic.
  • High level architectural decisions during the development of new projects, as well as proposing changes to our existing projects.
  • Outreach/link opportunities within both our existing industry connections and new contacts with the support of our own internal tools.
  • Evangelize SEO within the organization and educate others within the organization until SEO becomes a part of our DNA

Barcelona PHP Conference 2011 #pbc2011 & #MozCation

A few months back we decided that we wanted to start sending members of our team to both national and international conferences and events that would help them stay abreast of the ever changing aspects of their particular roles so you can imagine how excited we were to see that from the 28th-29th of October would be the annual PHP conference in one of our favorite cities, Barcelona but that it also coincided with the SEOmoz event – MozCation, BRILLIANT!!

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Our Site Revamp

About a year ago we decided to launch the first version of our company site http://www.dreamstarcash.com. Up until then we’d never really had any major requirement for a site, all hires were local, and most of our business relationships were handled over ICQ or skype.

2010 was a busy year. In July we moved into our new offices and over the course of the year we doubled the number of members in our team. Collaboration tools were becoming increasingly important so we decided to migrate to Google Apps for Business

As part of this process we needed a domain to run all the new emails under, up until that moment most people were using the @fux.com for there emails on an internal mail server. We were increasingly moving into more mainstream circles, attending SEO conferences, Agile Development seminars and a bunch of other events. It was at this stage it became apparent that it would be useful to use a more mainstream-friendly branding for ourselves as a lot of the talent we were hoping to tap into was to be found there. Continue Reading →