Does anyone else love SEOMOZ as much as me?
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I don't think so, Im just saying....
Love your tools, analytic's and especially your robot. It has improved my site's performance greatly
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I'm new but yes, I love it here. I joined after feeling like this is a great group who can definitely help me grow and hopefully I can help a bit as well.
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Not only the tools, analytics and Roger, SEOmoz also has such a great community. The Q&A forums are a great resource and the blog consistently provides actionable advice. I agree with you totally Cesar. Jared, I had to steal mine heh.
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I spend far too much time on here - or at least my wife thinks so - she's becoming an SEOMoz widow....
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Official SEOMoz complaint: I never did receive my hug from Roger. Just saying...
Update: Hug received via Twitter!
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