Rob Hughes’ Avatar
November 20th, 2009I’ve decided I’ve being feeling a bit left out with my Avatar on all sites just being an old logo I designed for my holding pages that actually made no real impact, etc. and almost all other ones that I remember are because they are either the face of somebody I recognise or a graphic [...]
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Time to transfer feeds to Google Reader
November 5th, 2009I’ve now decided I’m fed up of using multiple RSS readers and trying to remember to check them all everyday in case I’ve missed anything important!!!
So, to actually do what was recommended to me by, well, everybody a long time ago I’ve now transferred all my feeds to Google Reader.
If you can think of anything [...]
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New Design (Thanks to SEOidiot)
October 26th, 2009Well, here at Inverse SEO I decided that after my recent move to Posterous that I actually preffered having more flexibility over everything, mainly the benefits of properly working analytics!
So… with that in mind I contacted Paul Madden to ask him if he would mind me basing my new site design on his current design [...]
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(Rob Hughes) Brand Management
September 28th, 2009Ranking for Rob Hughes
One thing that quite annoys me really about having websites and ’sometimes’ updating them is the fact none of them seem to rank highly for my name, Rob Hughes.
Although this does annoy me I strangely don’t actually ever do anything about it – considering I work in SEO, and similarly to pretty [...]
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Fresh Start
August 19th, 2009Ok, so now (following on from my previous post New Domain) I’ve decided that rather than just shifting the site, as a whole, straight onto the new domain I’d create myself a new template and try and re-brand myself.
My thoughts really are, why do I spend all my time at work (and a lot of [...]
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About Inverse SEO

Hi my name is Rob Hughes and I am a UK SEO Analyst.
I am based in Yorkshire, working for Head of SEO, Phill Midwinter at Summit Media.