Are you an in-house SEO or an Agency/freelancer SEO ?

[EGOL]

Work on my own sites... maybe that is "in-house"?

[MarkLoud]

Agency

[Hughescov]

In house

[matbennett]

Agency & in-house

[UnderRugSwept]

While the SEOmoz industry survey states that the majority of us are in-house, it seems that the individuals who work for agencies and the entrepreneurs are the most active in this community, especially as far as blog posts go. I was shocked to learn the real ratio.

I'm in-house, by the way.

[TheeDigital]

Agency.

[Mr.Rangen]

haha, with your quality standard,  calling it both agency & in-house is probably something the community would let slide

[Mr.Rangen]

Ditto.

[DavidKonigsberg]

Agency

[measurableROI]

Freelancer

[Jungles]

Agency P;)

[GeorgeAndrews]

In-house for my own sites and freelance SEO mainly to local businesses. I'm actually more interested in writing software so will be delving into SEO software next.

I couldn't tell from your profile, which are you? Nice to meet you Eyepaq.

[KevinBudzynski]

In-House

[DTOSI]

Agency

[eyepaq]

I work in an agency. Never been to the other side (in house that is...)

[JohnW-UK]

Freelancer and Run my own sites

[StreamlineMetrics]

Agency for client work while running some of my own personal projects on the side.

[rrsmondo]

in-house

[AVSFencingSupplies]

In-House

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[MagicDude4Eva]

In-house. I think a nice follow-up question for agencies/freelancers would be how they work with clients marketing-/technical teams to improve SEO (and how do you overcome organisation barriers in this case).

I always found that SEO agencies (at least in South Africa) work too removed from clients and rather focus on link-building without any measurable metrics.