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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Traditional SEO vs Social Media Marketing

One very good topic of discussion when considering the most effective campaign for a client to maximize the clients’ Return on Investment (ROI) is to determine whether to consider targeting Social Media Marketing (SMM) aka “LinkBait”...
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Erratic Rankings for Blogs and SEO Factors

I notice that many powerful blogs when they post will gain rankings for as long as the specific post remains on the home page. Constantly changing content will lead to constantly changing rankings. While blogs do...
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Search Engine Strategies NYC and SEO Image

SEO Image will have a small presence at Search Engine Strategies in Manhattan this year. This has been a year of growth and we are expanding and focused on the company and our current clients. We...
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SEO Image Guarantees #1 Ranking for 1,000,000

SEO Image is pleased to announce that it will, through new strategic partnerships with Google, Yahoo, Digg, Del.icio.us, Squidoo, the New York Times and MSN, be guaranteeing the #1 position, plus a few home pages, for...
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Matt Cutt’s Blog Hacked by Dark SEO Team

A French (according to the whois) site called Dark SEO Team at DarkSEOTeam.com has hacked Matt Cutt’s blog and taken it over. I expect they will be PR 0’d very soon for this. I would be...
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The Google Sandbox Effect Theory

The infamous and theoretical Google Sandbox Effect, where new domains are reported to take 9 months or longer to rank. Notice something interesting about the 9 Months? 9 Months is a life cycle of humans. We...
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The Top 4 Age Factors for Search Engine Ranking

Age is a very important factor in Search Engine Optimization. There are several different types of age that can play roles in how Search Engines rank websites. Knowing these factors can be helpful in determining how...
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Quantity vs Quality and Blog Spam or Linkbaiting for Fame

One obvious route to fame and blog celebrity status is somewhat related to two factors, the quality of posts and the quantity of blog posting. One tends to feed more on the fact that people are...
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Increase PageRank and Quality Content Factors

Content, considered king by some, is currently proven to impact the PageRank of a page. For instance, pages with more content and well-written content generally get a PageRank boost. If the content is original and high...
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Why You Need to Design Sites for Search Engines – NOT Visitors

For years we told users to design sites for their visitors and not the search engines. Today we state the opposite. We now believe it is imperative for sites that want to have top search engine...
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