Samuel Scott is the founder and publisher of My SEO Software as well as of his personal website and journalism blog and his hobby fansite Buffy the Vampire Slayer Online.
Scott is a former Boston journalist and newspaper editor who is currently living in Tel Aviv, Israel. He is finishing his International M.B.A. and working as Director of Digital Marketing and Communications and SEO Team Leader for The Cline Group. His inactive consultancy is SJS Consulting Worldwide. Scott’s LinkedIn page is here.
In Boston, Scott was Editor-in-Chief and Executive Director of Spare Change News, an alternative newspaper and non-profit organization. Prior to working at SCN, he wrote for Massachusetts newspapers including The Boston Globe, The Patriot Ledger, The Boston Courant, and The Beacon Hill Times, as well as TNT magazine in London. Prior to working in journalism, Scott was a Staff Assistant at the Beacon Hill Institute, an economic think-tank at Suffolk University.
Scott has a B.S. in journalism from Boston University. He is studying in the International M.B.A. program at Bar-Ilan University after pursuing prior studies in the Executive M.B.A. program at Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts. Scott has lived, traveled, or studied in Britain, Canada, Egypt, India, and Israel, as well as in various parts of the United States. He was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and raised in Belleville, Illinois, before moving to Boston, Massachusetts.
Scott can be contacted at sjscworldwide (at) gmail.com (without the spaces). His opinions are his own and not necessarily reflective of any employer, client, or university. Scott’s mother tongue is English, and he is proficient in Hebrew and French as well. He has online-marketing certifications from Google, Hubspot, and Hootsuite.
Scott has also been quoted or cited by The New York Times, the Boston Herald, The Boston Phoenix, Ha’aretz, Search Engine Land, The Harvard Crimson, Cornell University, The Cornell Review, and Penelope Trunk. He is also speaking at Search Marketing Expo (SMX) in Milan, Italy, in November 2013.
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