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Happy National Squirrel Appreciation Day!
January 21st, 2010 | | SEO Boy

Happy National Squirrel Appreciation Day! The tenacious little fluffballs don’t get much love throughout the year- but by midwinter they’re running low on stored food, and they can’t just run down to the store and pick up their own bag of sunflower seeds!

SEO Boy likes to help out however he can- and it’s so easy to be a squirrel’s superhero! Take the squirrel guard off of your birdfeeder, put out some dried corn and peanuts, and enjoy their silly happiness when they find your gifts.

Jessica is an Account Supervisor at Hanapin Marketing, a search engine marketing firm focused on generating results through PPC and SEO.

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  • http://seoconsultantsdenver.thewebinfocenter.com Denver SEO

    Following as it does on the heels of ‘Save the Penguins Day,’ this seems to fit in the winter wildlife theme this week.

    Unfortunately the squirrels have taken over large parts of Denver and Colorado and have grown insanely fat here. When they run across the roof, it sounds like Santa’s Sled. (The coyotes have been enjoying the ones careless enough to get caught on the ground though, so I guess the wild kingdom rules still hold.)

    Thanks for the
    MAS

  • Richard

    Sometimes even a blind squirrel finds an acorn…

    That’s how I feel about finding http://www.seoboy.com and http://www.ppchero.com by way of my friends at http://www.WordStream.com .

    Aside from National Squirrel Appreciation Day, I look forward to reading and learning from articles on both your sites.

    Richard
    Chicago, IL