Reflections: Pole Position Marketing
June 6th, 2007 . by adminAs some of my more astute readership may have deduced; My second tenure with Pole Position Marketing has drawn to a close. And while I was somewhat saddened to go I have left behind a lasting legacy in the form of research, infrastructure and many satisfied clients.
Short History…
My relationship with Pole Position Marketing began about 4 years ago, when I was hired to do link research for the company as its second employee. The three of us: Stoney, my good friend Brendan and myself worked out of Stoney’s home-office. At that time Pole Position Marketing was called Pole Position Web. We quickly moved into a real office space and for the next year Stoney and I worked together developing and refining the business operations, corporate image, brand identity, job roles, etc. I watched the small-time operation develop into a respectable SEO business.
GreenBUILT…
In the summer of 2005 I left PPM to pursue my own endeavors under the banner of GreenBUILT Research & Development.
Round 2…
I went back to Pole Position Marketing for a second term back in October of ‘06 when Stoney contacted me to discuss possibly working together again. After some discussion I rejoined the PPM team and was able continue and complete my work there. Last month PPM and myself parted ways once again, however this time I am able to say that I have truly completed my work there. The only regret I have is not having had more time to work with my apprentice, Rob (a.k.a. Rob “Bass” - The Right Hand with the Master Plan. ). But he will do just fine if he continues to apply the first two laws of learning Second Generation SEO:
- - All SEO information is essentially worthless.
- - If you want to learn SEO, don’t look to SEO resources to help you.


