Traffic Sage, is it good or should I pass?

I am one of the partners in Traffic Sage along with Ron Douglas. Let me give you my extremely biased viewpoint

Yes, our teams are in India. However, they are very good at what they do. The content produced is also reviewed and edited by staff whose primary language is English.

Does that mean it's perfect? No, of course not.

Keep in mind that our teams write for MANY different niches. We're better at some than others, at least until the team becomes more acclimated to the niche.

As stated, we assign a team leader to each client so communication is limited to one on one. But you have control. No content gets posted unless approved by you. If you don't like an article, say so and it'll be edited or completely rewritten. There is a lot of flexibility.

As far as results, the first thing I will say is, if you expect drastic changes in a month, you'll be disappointed. The idea here is white hat, steady growth of backlinks and content. We have had awesome results for some clients, not so good for others. Again, it has to do with things like the niche, feedback from the client, keyword selection (which is normally provided by the client, but our team can help with that) and other factors.

As for outsourcing from India vs. Philippines, I think it's like anything else - you'll find some good and some bad. You can find both here in the U.S. as well, only you may pay a lot more for it

PM me if you have any questions, or email mike@trafficsage.com

Thanks.
Mike

Sure I could be lying. But I'm not.

Food for thought...when people always expect the worst they will usually get the worst.

As for your email, I did get it and I will answer it. I have been helping a good friend on a product launch and have been preoccupied. Lotta late nights lately

Finally, if you read my post above you will largely know what to expect. It's close to what I would write in my email anyway. I personally think I was pretty honest - I stated that you probably won't see significant results in the first month. Maybe not even the second.

I will also say this...

If you are hoping traffic in the first month will generate enough sales to pay for the next month, then save your money. I don't want clients who are scraping their last dollar to pay for a month with hope of those kinds of results. I won't make promises like that.

Hope this helps.
Mike