Matt Cutts, in responding to the the question Why Do I Blog? came up with an interesting idea:

I think someone should start a “Cats of SEO” blog post.

I agree. If you’re an SEO, an SEM, a search marketer (or whatever you care to call what we do), or if you’re just active in the search marketing community and you want in, send me:

• A pic of your beastie(s)
• Their name(s)
• Your name
• Your company
• Your URL

The address is bob at raisemyrank dot com, and please put “SEO Cats” in the subject line. And yes, dogs will be accepted too. We’re very open minded here.

Maya – Bob Gladstein of Raise My Rank

Gonga – Bob Gladstein

Liesel – Jennifer Taylor of Viewsource Inc.

Blackie – Lise Tyrrell of Eco Tropical Resorts

Bob – Lise Tyrrel

Spaz and Punkn – Randy Cullom of RandyCullom.com

Sassy – Michael Motherwell of WMS Australia

Sunny – Todd Mintz of S.R. Clarke

Courtney, Tango, Mitz, Shadow, Rags and Bones – Ben Ryan from The Purr Company

Snoozy – Leontine van der Meer of Lionsites Web Design

Misty – Scott Sedwick of Hyperformance Media

Emma – Scott Sedwick

Stryker and Beckham – CK Chung (Kid Disco) of SEOdisco

Taz – Alan Cook of cfreek

Salem – Alan Cook

Jasmine – Alan Cook

Toby – Alan Cook

Tumba – James (Old Welsh Guy) and Lottie Edwards of Umbrella Consultancy

Cassie and Jeremy – Sandy Craner of Brandy’s Delights and Delectables

Oscar – Sandy Craner

Google – Béate Vervaecke of e-Zen

e- – Béate Vervaecke

Zen – Béate Vervaecke

Lil Bit – Matt Foster of ArteWorks

Kitty and Worf – Meg Geddes of Michigan Integrated Solutions, Inc. and Netmeg.

And another of Kitty for good measure.

A thought just occurred to me — we already know about the eagle and the Galapagos turtle (tortoise? turtle? goat?), but I wonder if, somewhere on his undoubtedly palatial estate, SC from SC has the greatest living American cat.

Tags: Cats, Dogs, Pets, Search, Search Marketing, SEM, SEO