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Is Google Getting Better at JS Rendering + More News

This month's Searchlite intro written by Sr. Paid Search Analyst, Tatiana Hasbargen.   Hey, hi, hello! Happy Holidays! We hope you all are taking some much-deserved time for yourselves this holiday season. I don’t know about you, but I am so stoked about winter. For every storm that’s predicted my fingers and

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3 Case Studies From the Uproer Team

This month's Searchlite intro was written by Sr. SEO Analyst, Skye Sonnega. Happy November, we hope everyone had a SPOOKtacular Halloween! It's time for a debate: when is the appropriate time to start listening to Christmas music? There's been some heated discussion in the office and we need to get

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How to Make an SEO Strategy, Video SEO, & More

This month's Searchlite intro written by Sr. SEO Analyst, Skye Sonnega.   Happy October, digital marketers! The beautiful fall weather has been a breath of fresh air for the crew at Uproer. Literally, we've been going outside as much as possible! From camping trips to post-work runs, everyone is enjoying the

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Google's Content Update, Negative Reviews, SEO Budgeting and More

This month’s Searchlite intro was written by SEO Manager, Jess Girardi Hello hello, wonderful search people, and WELCOME BACK to Searchlite! This month was full of vacations for the team, with Uproerians traveling far and wide, getting that last summer vacation in before fall descends on Minnesota. Look how cute

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Pain Point SEO, Lean Thinking, & More

This month's Searchlite intro written by Sr. SEO Analyst, Skye Sonnega. Hello, marketers! We hope your July was filled with good books, movies (did anyone see the new Elvis? Top Gun?), and staying cool in the summer heat. This month has been an exciting one for Uproer, we welcomed two

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8 Reasons Marketing Agencies Should Use Google Data Studio

A fun comparison to make is between selecting analytics platforms and cars:  Do you really need that high-performance sports car with all the bells and whistles, that requires a pit crew just to change to oil?  Likely not.  OR, will the trusty Toyota’s and Honda’s of the world, get you

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MGWM

Sr. Manager, SEO & Operations

Dave Sewich

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Dave made an accidental foray into digital marketing after graduating from the University of Minnesota Duluth and hasn’t looked back. Having spent the first part of his marketing journey brand-side, he now works with the Uproer team to help clients realize their goals through the lens of search.

When not at work, you’ll find Dave staying active and living a healthy lifestyle, listening to podcasts, and enjoying live music. A Minnesotan born and raised, his favorite sport is hockey and he still finds time to skate once in a while.

Dave’s DiSC style is C. He enjoys getting things done deliberately and systematically without sacrificing speed and efficiency. When it comes to evaluating new ideas and plans, he prefers to take a logical approach, always sprinkling on a bit of healthy skepticism for good measure. At work, Dave’s happiest when he has a chance to dive deep into a single project for hours at a time. He loves contributing to Uproer and being a part of a supportive team but is most productive when working solo.

Founder & CEO

Griffin Roer

Griffin discovered SEO in 2012 during a self-taught web development course and hasn’t looked back. After years of working as an SEO consultant to some of the country’s largest retail and tech brands, Griffin pursued his entrepreneurial calling of starting an agency in May of 2017.

Outside of work, Griffin enjoys going to concerts and spending time with his wife, two kids, and four pets.

Griffin’s DiSC style is D. He’s driven to set and achieve goals quickly, which helps explain why he’s built his career in the fast-paced agency business. Griffin’s most valuable contributions to the workplace include his motivation to make progress, his tendency towards bold action, and his willingness to challenge assumptions.