Comments on: How I Got Started In SEO http://www.danperry.com/blog/my-seo-story/ Discussing golf marketing, internet marketing, SEO and golf course reviews Fri, 12 Feb 2010 03:46:11 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Brian @ The Photobooth Company http://www.danperry.com/blog/my-seo-story/comment-page-1/#comment-4083 Brian @ The Photobooth Company Wed, 11 Jun 2008 18:11:40 +0000 http://danperry.com/wordpress/my-seo-story/#comment-4083 Awesome article! I've just recently started looking into the whole SEO thing and its fascinating to hear about how you got started in the industry. Another great post might be on how someone goes about getting into the SEO field. And if you haven't played "The Rock" on Drummond Island you should make a trip up there when you get a chance, nice little course! Awesome article! I’ve just recently started looking into the whole SEO thing and its fascinating to hear about how you got started in the industry.

Another great post might be on how someone goes about getting into the SEO field.

And if you haven’t played “The Rock” on Drummond Island you should make a trip up there when you get a chance, nice little course!

]]> By: Ron Channon http://www.danperry.com/blog/my-seo-story/comment-page-1/#comment-4056 Ron Channon Wed, 11 Jun 2008 12:38:10 +0000 http://danperry.com/wordpress/my-seo-story/#comment-4056 Hi Dan, Interesting story, I enjoyed reading it. I am based in Bristol UK and also have a background in the Golf Industry, well to be precise, a dual background. 1./ I started the spikeless golfshoe revolution in 1979 based on grip and tyre technology gained from a long career as a rally driver. I took the idea and concept to an excisting sports shoe company and they signed up to an exclusive 5 year world wide sales and marketing contract, In no time at all I had distibutors in 17 different counties and was selling containers of shoes all over the world.I made a shit load of money in a very short time. However, greed made the owners of the company (Stuburt Sorts Footwear) pull the rug on my contract in year 3, two years later they went into liquidation !! nice result. 2./ Meanwhile! following a freak accident when I almost killed my youngest daughter with a mis-hit golf shot, talk around the golfclub about golf insurance etc etc made me realise that another business opening was emerging. So in the early 80s Golfplan Insurance was born,today it is Europes largest specialist golf insurer, endorsed by the PGA with many thousands of golfers as clients. With an enviable 85% annual retention rate plus new business every year we just keep on growing. Just cant believe that next year we celebrate our 25th year. Not a bad track record for an ex marine engineer who today is 100% sole proprietor of his own company. Would probably make a good Blog story, but I wouldn't have a clue how to put a blog out into cyber space !!!!!!!!!!! Regards Ron Channon Hi Dan,
Interesting story, I enjoyed reading it. I am based in Bristol UK and also have a background in the Golf Industry, well to be precise, a dual background.
1./ I started the spikeless golfshoe revolution in 1979 based on grip and tyre technology gained from a long career as a rally driver. I took the idea and concept to an excisting sports shoe company and they signed up to an exclusive 5 year world wide sales and marketing contract, In no time at all I had distibutors in 17 different counties and was selling containers of shoes all over the world.I made a shit load of money in a very short time. However, greed made the owners of the company (Stuburt Sorts Footwear) pull the rug on my contract in year 3, two years later they went into liquidation !! nice result.
2./ Meanwhile! following a freak accident when I almost killed my youngest daughter with a mis-hit golf shot, talk around the golfclub about golf insurance etc etc made me realise that another business opening was emerging. So in the early 80s Golfplan Insurance was born,today it is Europes largest specialist golf insurer, endorsed by the PGA with many thousands of golfers as clients. With an enviable 85% annual retention rate plus new business every year we just keep on growing. Just cant believe that next year we celebrate our 25th year. Not a bad track record for an ex marine engineer who today is 100% sole proprietor of his own company. Would probably make a good Blog story, but I wouldn’t have a clue how to put a blog out into cyber space !!!!!!!!!!! Regards Ron Channon

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