Since putting down that stellar Interview with Mr. SEO (Joe Balestrino) last month, readers have been asking me how I was ever going to top it. Obviously these comments are appreciated as they are a testament to the work/effort that both Joe and I put into our interview... and in that regard, thank you! However, they really have me thinking. How am I going to "top" such an interview, or future interviews with well-known/popular Search Marketers and Designers?

To address this question, I think it's important for everyone to understand that while interviewing well-known and popular people does have its perks, such as a much larger reader draw, more publicity, and an opportunity to increase one's own readership and reputation; it's the content that will ultimately determine the success of any one of my interviews. I write for the benefit that it provides my current readers, and not for future ones. Success is to be determined on the fact that an Interview was helpful, fun, interesting, and personable to the end-user... the reader. As long as I continue to meet that goal, all interviews, regardless of the interviewee, will be a success!

With that said, I've got a GREAT interview lined up for this coming Friday, which I can GUARANTEE will be right up there with last months. The topic I'll be covering is business management, as the interview will provide readers with an inside peak into one of today's more successful online marketing and design companies. And just who is going to be sitting in with me... well you're just going to have to check back on Friday.

Also, if you haven't done so already, be sure to check out my "Introduce Yourself" post. I know for a fact that there are more of you out there. This is your opportunity to introduce yourself, and to tell me a bit about you and your company... as well as to get a free link for your website. Its a pretty sweet deal!