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Kevin Stirtz

Kevin Stirtz

Kevin Stirtz is a Web marketing expert. He is a Certified Inbound Marketing Professional, and he specializes in local search optimization and online reviews to help local businesses and nonprofits attract and retain more customers. Kevin has published two books and has been quoted by publications such as Business Week, Smart Money, The Boston Globe, and The New York Times.

When he's not working, you'll often find Kevin and his wife Debbie walking their basset hound (Maggie) through the streets of Burnsville, Minnesota, where he grew up.

Kevin offers this secret to success (in business and in life):

"In everything you do, be of service to others by using your talents and skills the best you can."

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