RankPay, any good/bad experience with them?

Irmscher · 08-31-2010, 12:26 PM

Hi there.

One and a half years ago I came across RankPay.com (SEO Services Company)

At that time I've passed through because was in the process of improving my SEO skills. Outsourcing was not any acceptable for me at that time.

Now when I'm feeling much better about my SEO/SEM skills I started thinking about outsourcing most of the dirty work.

So recently I've stumbled upon RankPay.com once again but I still remain quite sceptical about them.

Anyone tried them, may be have any good or bad experience with them guys?

Any thoughts, feedbacks or opinions are welcome

Thanks for your time in advance!

surgematrix · 08-31-2010, 12:36 PM

I have never heard of them. You might want to google them. It is amazing how much you can learn about a company when you google them.

amerigo · 08-31-2010, 12:59 PM

I tried them, must have been 2 years ago?

I would not recommend their service. I was able to find all of 3 backlinks which the service provided in a 4 month timeframe.

It seems to me, that they wait for you to rank (on your own effort) then start charging you.

Irmscher · 08-31-2010, 01:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by surgematrix

I have never heard of them. You might want to google them. It is amazing how much you can learn about a company when you google them.

Well, the reason I've posted this thread is because there is little to nothing feedbacks about them on Google.

Quote:

Originally Posted by amerigo

I tried them, must have been 2 years ago?

I would not recommend their service. I was able to find all of 3 backlinks which the service provided in a 4 month timeframe.

It seems to me, that they wait for you to rank (on your own effort) then start charging you.

LoL, very good approach for the SEO company which ranks #1 for "SEO Services"

Dam, Dam... SEO pumps out so much time... Anyone knows any good company to outsource to?

FrankBowman · 08-31-2010, 01:29 PM

Disclosure: I never actually employed this service and the info i received is a couple of months old, so take it for what its worth

I came across them as well recently and put in for a quote:

Basically this is how they work.

1. First they do take your credit card number at the outset. They say they need this to ensure that they get paid when they deliver their results.

2 Second you give them you site url and they run a quick analysis of your onsite seo, its takes a minute or so.

3. Then they give you recommendations on what you need to change on your site to better optimize it.

4 I don't remeber exactly but I believe, if you agree to make thise changes you then submit your desired keywords and they spit out prices per month to rank your site for these keywords. The prices range from a Page 1 ranking down to a page 3 ranking, so they give your three quotes one each for page1,2 and 3.

The problem I had with them was they weren't really competitively priced for medium completion keywords and there was no built in arbitration system if problems arose in the future.

They had your credit card and could charge it once they felt they had performed their service. Still, you had to make your on site changes and, I believe, if you didn't i think their guarantee became void and they could just charge you at will.

Either way if they built some type of arbitration component into their system, since they pull your CC info right off the bat, I think it would be a more comfortable proposition.

JasonB · 08-31-2010, 05:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Irmscher

LoL, very good approach for the SEO company which ranks #1 for "SEO Services"

And I rank #2 right behind them for "SEO Service" - not "SEO Services"

I do know that a client of mine was using them for a while, actually, I think he had been with them for a year. But, he recently switched to me.

He said that he switched to me, because he wanted to concentrate and focus more on article marketing, which is exaclty what I do. He thought he would get more bang for his buck with what I had to offer as compared to what they were offering.

Now, I'm not saying to go with them, or to not go with them because I don't know how or what they do when it comes to providing these SEO Services.

They also ranked my client for some non competitive keywords, but he came my way looking for a boost.

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