Depending on the types of jobs/agencies you're applying to, I can see the first couple of points getting your CV thrown straight out. Whilst it's useful to understand blackhat SEO strategies (to aid your execution of whitehat SEO and for knowing what NOT to do), coming across as pro-blackhat might give them the wrong idea...
In your past experience section I would highlight any positive contributions you made to projects you worked on there (without specifics) - i.e. 'Managed an $xxxx/month account'/'Increased monthly uniques by xMM or x% by using x technique' and so on.
On the plus side, the design is professional and it's not a gigantic wall of text. :)