webado (Christina) - www.webado.net
Christina
passionately pursues life and helping her family, her friends, and all
of the webmaster community. For lending a
hand to one thousand webmasters or two, thankfully there's webado! :)
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Phil Payne - www.isham-research.co.uk
Got
into IT by accident in 1969. IBM Assembler whiz, then into marketing
in the PCM business (IBM-compatible mainframes) and dragged all over
the world. Then an IT Industry Analyst. Web sites combine technical
programming and marketing concepts. "Isham Research" is named after
the village I lived in at the time.
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Red Cardinal (Richard) - www.redcardinal.ie
I
try my best to help people here but always remember that SEO is 90%
opinion and 10% fact. Everything I say here should be read in that
context.
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Shades1 (Louis) - www.shadesshuttersblinds.com
Louis gives to-the-point advice. He dabbles in a variety of Google products.
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Autocrat
Autocrat arrived on the Webmaster Help Group scene with a bang in 2008 and is a prolific contributor on a variety of subjects.
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Tim Abracadabra
An
optimist with a thirst for knowledge, who loves a good challenge and
has a driven desire to help others. Employed Computer professional
since 1981 and an all time technology enthusiast who also designed and
built a working "Star Trek communicator" at age 12.
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Aaron - www.ne-design.net
I
have been interested in web mastering for my own purposes since 2003
because I make "rain barrels" and sell them. When you make changes to a
website Google Webmaster Groups is the best place to go for emotional
and technical support, though today I mainly visit to help out other
webmasters.
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Cristina - www.asymptoticdesign.co.uk
Continuously
setting the benchmark for technical expertise and kindness, Cristina's
a gem to the webmaster community. Keep an eye out for her helpful
advice; there's a ton to learn from this web developer.
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Robbo (Vince) - www.tesol-direct.com
Vince
taught in school, college and university education in the UK, Thailand
and Zambia. Originally teaching English as a second language, he
switched to teaching computer programming and ICT in the 1980s and
started doing website development in the 1990s. He now works freelance
at a leisurely pace.
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John - www.jlh-design.com
I
frequent the Google Webmaster Help Forum because it is THE only
official forum where Google employees speaking officially for Google
interact with and answer questions for everyday webmasters. I just
hope to help augment that process with a little of the knowledge I've
picked up along the way, the majority of which has come from this very
forum.
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Becky Sharpe - www.kennels.co.uk
I
started my first website—www.kennels.co.uk—as a hobby, became more and
more immersed in the whole world of webmastering, and to my surprise a
full time hobby turned into a full time job. Technically, I'm not
great, but learning a lot from GWHG. I try to give something back from
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Sasch - www.icegiant.co.uk
Although
I don't quite qualify for the title 'Web Fossil', I have been part of
the internet since the early days in 1994 whilst working as a techie in
the UK. As a technical writer and internet consultant, I have lived in
Cyprus since 2005.
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BbDeath
BbDeath has been a great help in the new Webmaster Help forums.
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Beussery (Brian) - www.beussery.com/blog
My career began designing and selling T-shirts while a student at the University of Georgia. After a year or so, I decided to create my own website. In doing so, I came across a research project by two guys my age at Stanford University and it truly fascinated me. Today, that project is called Google!
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Chibcha (Terry)
For a living, Terry focuses on marketing support for businesses and community organisations in the UK. In the 21st century that involves online marketing and he hopes to help sites of all sizes pursue the opportunity.
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Luzie (Herbert) - www.newdy.org/
More than a dozen years of daily observation of search engines have sure taught me something about how they work and how to make pages readable to humans and machines alike. My SEO is driven by common sense, I learn from every question I read here and will always answer in case I find something useful or witty to say ... ;-)
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奥宁 (Andy)
My name is actually Andy; the Chinese is because I'm currently working and living in China so I was originally in the 中文 Help Forum. As a recent college graduate (and probably one of the youngest regulars) I do my best to mix in practical knowledge with the fascination with all things new and cool on the web.
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Ashley
I'm a Utah native that hops about the country without rhyme or reason. I started playing online and tapping to my inner geek around 1994. I've done SEO/SEM professionally for about 6 years, and I stick to it because I love it. I truly want to help and try to play nice, but the sass comes through at times. While I adore SEO and the potential it has (especially for small businesses), I've got a plethora of other nerdy hobbies as well. W00t!
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Kaleh
Kaleh is a Top Contributor in both the Webmaster and Web Search forums. She is exceptionally kind and patient, and has a special knack for helping out with malware-related questions.
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redleg
I recently retired after 38 years with the US Government. The last 18 years I worked primarily in the areas of network and communications security. In the forum I have focused on the malware questions as I believe these issues cause so much harm to both individual and business sites.
I would say the Webmaster Forum is my favorite site, first as a place to learn and as a place where I try to help.
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