The Top 10 SEO Twitter Profiles To Follow In 2025
Don't miss out on any of the dozens of daily SEO tips, tricks and hacks. Follow these SEO Twitter creators to enhance your timeline and improve the outcome of your SEO efforts.
Twitter, and yes I still call it that, is a wonderful and confusing place. One minute you're reading a conversation between two guys wearing bugs bunny suits, and the next minute you see a post about some SEO trick that will make you want to re-orient your entire business strategy.
Some of the best tricks, tips and SEO hacks can be found by following smaller to mid sized niche SEO Twitter accounts that spend most of their waking hours looking into cool ways to improve their own search rankings, and by extension their audience's.
In this mini article I'll be presenting 10 of my favorite Twitter SEO creators to follow in 2025. I've enjoyed their content in 2024 and hopefully you can moving forward as well.
I'm curating a list of Twitter SEO professionals that you can follow if you'd rather do that instead. The list can be found here!
Danny is an indiehacker/founder turned into a marketing and SEO beast. He has a pretty popular SEO courses out there and tends to write about a variety of topics related to both marketing as well as product development. In the SEO Twitter universe, he's very well known for many of his thread bangers such as this one.
Ilias is a programmatic SEO lover and advocate. He focuses on providing value to the indiehacker community. I've had the pleasure of talking with him a couple of times over on twitter spaces and the guy really knows his stuff.
Nathan Gotch is an interesting person to follow. He usually does not tweet more than once per day but ends up delivering good value by honing in on his extensive experience, market updates, and best practices. He also frequently puts out video format content on YouTube if that's something you're interested in.
Koray is a huge proponent of semantic SEO and its derivatives. He focuses on content and success stories from all around the SEO Twitter "sphere". He calls his approach "Holistic SEO" which is a catch-all term for Semantic, Technical, Local, AI and PR combined into strategy derivatives.
Kai Cromwell is a revenue focused marketer that works mostly with shopify brands. He posts about interesting case studies and optimization problems that brands constantly face in the SEO space. Definitely worth checking out if you're interested in Twitter SEO accounts that posts about direct revenue, sales and e-commerce.
The Boring Marketer is an interesting and follow worthy account, especially for beginners. The SEO tips and tricks provided usually take the form of infographics and easily digestible information tidbits that mostly revolve around strategies & best practices.
The SEO Guys is an account I discovered very recently. The main focus of the account is local SEO for businesses with physical locations. Plenty of cool observations, tips and step by step guides for improving local SEO rankings.
Elvis is an indiehacker with an eye for digital marketing. Not only is the SEO content amazing, but the outreach and overall strategy is equally impressive. There is a lot of experimentation in public combined with tips, tricks, and blog posts involving amazingly detailed strategies. Also runs PressPulseAI which is a "Next Gen HARO" alternative.
Flavio Amiel is an SEO consultant that works with companies of all sizes. His main focus is centered around site and content improvements, which is why he tends to value human created and curated content over AI generated mediocre content - which is something I personally tend to agree with at least.
Hridoy is one of those Twitter SEO accounts that is hyper-focused content, data tracking and analytics, which is exactly that kind of thing I personally like to follow. Most of his content uses a beginner friendly format that most can follow along.
These were my top 10 picks for smaller/mid sized SEO Twitter accounts to follow for the year of 2025. Hopefully you found some valuable mentions in this list that you can follow along to get some tips, tricks, and ideas from.
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