My key takeaways here are that 1) good SEO is achievable without all the techy mumbo jumbo stuff that people THINK it takes (backlinks, blogging, keyword stuffing etc. etc..the kind of stuff that makes people's eyes glaze over), 2) that it requires a time investment (likely in the form of good planning and proper execution)2) that I don't have to be a computer nerd to take advantage of it because4) there are folks like you who can do it upside down and backwards, so it can be outsourced.Seems pretty simple now.

(I'm cheating and not too inappropriately stuffing this post with keywords in the hope that someone in the Pittsburgh area has notifications set up and sees this). 

(Also, side note  there is a great episode of Portlandia where they keep stuffing people into this commercial loft space until it becomes affordable, like 50)...

Sunday at 4:00 a individual broke into my home and was stuffing his pockets with what he could.  

The Seahawks coach said they went for a quick dump pass because the pats had stuffed the line with extra guys.

Stuffing the envelopes and postage cost me $300.

Stuffing the equity in more projects is a close 2nd for me.

Many tenants see the landlord as some greedy rich guy with so much cash stuffed in his pockets it's not worth his time to pickup that $100 bill he dropped.

(keyword stuffing)Has anyone done it in MA?

Yes, it's a people business, that's why he's trying to automate so that he can spend less time stuffing envelopes and more time with PEOPLE!