Alan Rabinowitz SEO Strategist at SEO Image

About the Author

Alan Rabinowitz

Founder and CEO of SEO Image

Alan Rabinowitz is the founder and CEO of SEO Image, an SEO and online reputation management agency established in 2002. He has worked in digital marketing since 1998, helping companies strengthen their organic search visibility, protect their reputations, and adapt to changes in search.

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SEO and Digital Marketing Experience

Alan specializes in search engine optimization, online reputation management, paid search, content strategy, and visibility across AI-powered search platforms. His work has supported organizations in financial services, publishing, real estate, healthcare, professional services, hospitality, and other competitive industries.

Publishing, Training, and Education

He is the author of Front Page Addiction and has developed SEO and reputation management training for writers, marketers, and business teams. Alan has also presented educational programs on search visibility and online reputation management, including a webinar for the Better Business Bureau.

Creative Background

Before entering digital marketing, Alan worked as a professional illustrator, creating artwork for clients and properties including Marvel Comics, Topps, Hasbro, Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons & Dragons, and The Lord of the Rings. That creative background continues to influence his approach to search strategy, brand presentation, content, and problem-solving.

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Search Perspectives

This post will offer data on search engines and search engine user behavior. Most of this information is compiled from reputable third-party research firms.
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Google Suggests Yahoo! Answers is the Answer to Top Google Rankings?

In a recent post on the Official Google Blog, Googler Stefanie, has suggested that answering questions on sites like Yahoo! Answers will get you link popularity acceptable by Google.
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Digg vs. Google Which Top 10 ranking is better? Official Poll

Editor’s note: This post is old. Clearly Digg doesn’t have the same value it once did, however, it did make some famous marketers because they were top diggers! We’re in a day and age where buzz...
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Top 10 SEO Conspiracy Theories for 2006

Here’s something that I have been thinking about for the last few months all wrapped up in one post. Keep in mind I tend to be extremely sarcastic, and sometimes things here are not what they...
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Blog-Tag: 5 Things You didn’t know about me – Alan Rabinowitz

I’ve been tagged by Mr SEO, in this never ending game that seems to have been started by Jeff Pulver over a week ago (good link bait idea!). This has since made its way through the...
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SEO Image Tops the Ratings for Best SEO Firm December 2006

SEO Image, a leading search engine optimization company has been named the top SEO company for December 2006 by TopSEOs.com and the third-best by PromotionWorld.com, ending the year as one of the premier quality SEO firms....
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Google Remove URL – One for the Good Guys!

How to ban proxy servers by IP address and use the Google removal tool to remove duplicate content. A step by step approach and information on proxy servers and duplicate content hurting website rankings.
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Duplicate Content Filter Makes Dynamic Sites Victims & Some Fixes

I am amazed at the number of supplemental pages that are caused by Google’s duplicate content filter. Good sites that do NOT understand that they are in fact having duplicate content problems, nonetheless, here’s how to...
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MSN Search Results Constantly Changing

We were very big on the updates we have seen with MSN, we felt they were moving in the right direction with Live.com and the suggested search results. We also liked how they had less emphasis...
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Market Share, Gain High Rankings for the Future of Your Website

One factor in SEO is what we now call “Market Share”. This term, coined at NYC Search Engine Strategies conference in 2006, is about how important the anchor text is when a website is first born....
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