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March 14, 2000 6:36 AM PST

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by Stephan Spencer

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Stephan Spencer, Jeff Muendel and Brian Brown may occasionally blog about subjects that are tangentially related to organizations affiliated with their company, Netconcepts. More specifically, Netconcepts is a member of the Shop.org association, and they may occasionally blog about their research or blog sessions from their conferences. Also, CNET has been an SEO client of Netconcepts. Neither affiliation should impact the objectivity of the authors' posts on this blog.

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Search engine optimization expert Stephan Spencer and analysts from Net Concepts share late-breaking SEO tools, tips, trends, resources, news and insights. Stephan is the founder and president of Netconcepts, a web agency specializing in search engine optimized ecommerce. Clients include Discovery Channel, AOL, Home Shopping Network, Verizon SuperPages.com, and REI, to name a few. Stephan is a frequent speaker at Internet conferences around the globe. He is also a Senior Contributor to MarketingProfs.com, a monthly columnist for Practical Ecommerce, and he's been a contributor to DM News, Multichannel Merchant, Catalog Success, Catalog Age, and others. The blog is part of the CNET Blog Network and the authors are not employees of CNET. Disclosure.

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