Devin Schumacher (born 10 June 1987 in Glendale, CA) is an American entrepreneur, internet personality, author, actor, music producer, podcaster, teacher, hacker, philanthropist and widely considered to be the World's best SEO & grumpy cat impersonator.
After graduating with a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration, with a degree in Finance & Certificate in Entrepreneurial Studies from the University of Colorado Boulder - Leeds School of Business, Devin moved back to Los Angeles, CA to pursue entrepreneurship… Which happened to be right smack in the middle of 2009: high-tide for the World’s biggest financial crisis since The Great Depression.
Fast-forward about 1500 days of 90-minute each-way soul-crushing LA traffic to a bank floor job, he finally embarked into the world of entrepreneurship (and producing music). Having played the trumpet in orchestra since childhood, and growing up listening to French house - he naturally gravitated towards producing disco/funk music.
After quickly failing in real-life entrepreneurial ventures, a quick realization that marketing was the key component to success for any business, entrepreneur, artist, or human with a pulse. This realization propelled him to SEO, and led to the eventual creation of SERP, now a leading search engine optimization agency with branches in software development, artificial intelligence, machine learning & education: with a mission to remove marketing as a barrier to entry for “success” - for everyone.
Today, Devin is widely regarded as one of the top SEO’s on the planet, and a rising star in the entertainment world, with content that reaches millions of people a month. But don't let his impressive skills fool you - he's still a down-to-earth guy who's always looking for ways to make a positive impact on society through his philanthropic endeavors, and never taking things too seriously. Intelligence over appearance & impact over income, Devin never stops learning & is always trying to stay funky.
Devin also wonders why bios are always written in the 3rd person, as if the reader seriously believes the person didn't write it themselves...
