Need help outsourcing large backlinking and seo where do i start finding these sort of workers ?

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I assume you're looking to build links to the sites in your signature?

If so - no offense - but believe me, the last thing you need is links. I'm curious which e-book or course your sites are based on?

Anyway, those sites aren't likely to rank for any good keywords in their current condition. They're very low on content, they appear to be not much more than billboards for your affiliate links - and there are a number of other things wrong regarding your content and on-page SEO. This is the type of site that you'll need brute force to get to the top of Google, and even in the unlikely event you'll get there, it will likely not be for very long.

And what's up with "XXXXX ONLINE STORE" -- as the standard formula for the headline of your pages. That doesn't represent the content on those pages, just to mention one thing.

There is really a lack of congruence in most facets of your sites.

But before I get too involved.. I mean, if those aren't the sites you are talking about.. well then I just look terribly foolish don't I -- but that doesn't mean I'm not right

And on a final note, you're not just building links by having someone in India build profile links all over the place are you? If so, where did you learn link building? Think diversity and quality instead of volume. Think in-content links as opposed to just profile links. I could go on..

When you start to really focus on your content, you don't have to go link crazy like that.

There is a natural balance between content and links. That's a topic for a whole book.

But anyway, as I said I mean no offense to you at all, but you really have some work in front of you here.

Best of luck.

If we take a page like this Essential Amino Acids Online Store :: Amino Acid Supplements for example.

What really stands out is the lack of consistency between on page elements, in particular the title tag and content on the page. "Essential Amino acids online store" (I'd get rid of the site title in the title tag) is the keyword you're telling the search engine you want to rank for in your title tag. But that's not really what your page (article content) appears to be about/optimized for.

I don't mean keyword density or any strict old school (outdated) SEO here, I mean the content on the page is not about "Essential Amino acids online store", so there is some lacking congruency here. It's just a strange keyword (and are there even any search volume for it? I doubt it) - but for example, if your title tag was "Essential Amino acids online storeS", you'd expect to find a list of such stores = congruency between the desired search term, and the content on that particular page = relevancy.

If you want to rank for Essential Amino acid supplements, I'd suggest creating a more editorial style article that gives the full picture - The page above is a strange mixture of sales copy and editorial content. Why even pretend to be a store? Now the base title tag would be "Essential Amino acid supplements", optionally a bit more descriptive depending on the exact angle of the article/page.

I'd expand the site to include sub-pages for each specific product to capitalize on long tail brand searches - that would also make the site more relevant for the main term : Essential Amino acid supplements (because now your site is a more authoritative resource on this topic) - you could for example created a bulleted list of all products within the main article that links to the product specific sub-pages - which would probably be relevant in this context (I'm not really familiar with this niche).

As pointed out in the previous comment, it's perfectly okay to build links fast. (but you won't exactly get penalized for inferior technical on-page SEO, it would just equate poor rankings).

The worst thing is if Google perceives your site as a thin affiliate site - in that case no amount of backlinks will save it.

I'd try to think about it more from a users perspective, how can you make the site more useful in terms of allowing users to find the right product instead of just being not much more than a big billboard for various stores. The above would be a good starting point.

Hope that helps just a bit, if it at all makes sense - it's 2:30 am here, so my mind is not exactly functioning at full capacity.

odesk is great.

write up a job application with what you need done, you will always receive a response

Indeed, I'd recommend oDesk as your first place to look.