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Eric Ritter, the CEO and Founder of Digital Neighbor, a friendly, full-service SEO company based in Tampa Bay, Florida, and works with clients in the United States and worldwide joins Enterprise Radio.
This episode of Enterprise Radio is in association with the Sales & Marketing Channel.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Eric Ritter discuss the following:
- What were the biggest changes on Google’s Search platform that you and your clients experienced in 2022?
- What changes are coming next, and how are you staying ahead of them? How do you help your clients to stay ahead of these changes before they impact their business?
- In your experience, what is the most challenging aspect of SEO strategy that most people misunderstand?
- What technologies or apps are you most excited about going into 2023?
- What 1 piece of advice do you have for businesses to capitalize on Google search behavior in 2023?
Eric Ritter is the owner and CEO of Digital Neighbor with 15 years of experience in advertising and marketing. His neighborly agency stands out as results-driven and proves kindness goes a long way in both B2B and B2C. Eric’s passion and expertise is search engine optimization, where he acts directly as a ‘sommelier’ or advisor for clients seeking the best SEO solutions. With a Masters of Advertising and a position in academia instructing Digital Media at the University of South Florida, Eric is naturally a teacher wherever he goes. He’s active in the community as the Education Director of the American Advertising Federation of Tampa Bay. When he’s not working, you can find Eric either golfing or out taking his son around Tampa Bay.
Websites: https://helloericritter.com | https://digitalneighbor.com
Social Media Links:
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/helloericritter
Instagram: https://instagram.com/ericritter
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