Best Traffic Source: Outsource?

by mharry
6 replies
Hi,

I am trying to get substantial traffic to my site inorder to generate atleast 10K mailing list.
From $2000 investment. The traffic should be recurring and should not dry out. (atleast to soon)


After analysing and trying different methods i found that content and search engine works best for me (great source of traffic).

Now i want to take this idea bit further, how about if I "outsource" my website seo stuff inorder to generate traffic.
I had already calculated budget, conversions, cost per traffic, and most imp. time period for recovering your money.


Most SEO freelancer will agree to work on performance bases and have great review from others.

- What are your thoughts on this? - Does it worked for you?
- Anything else i should consider before hiring a freelancer?



Glad to hear from you.
#outsource #source #traffic
  • Profile picture of the author Victor Edson
    You can blow through 2k on seo pretty quickly and if you buy the wrong kind, zap.. there goes all your rankings. I would only recommend hiring a white hat seo provider who focuses more on promoting your site instead of just getting spammy backlinks.

    In fact, you're better off managing it yourself and getting the content created for specific reasons and using the content to the promote your site, and do some of the more questionable techniques to those promotion pieces.

    If that wasn't clear... look at it like this. You get an article written and put on your blog. Then you get a Press Release written, have a VA transfer your original article into various other forms of content(video, audio)..... then you have your VA do all the hard work.

    You get get a VA for less than $400 per month and be more effective and safe than hiring an SEO who may do some untrustworthy stuff just to get fast results.

    With a VA you can use different traffic techniques and still outsource some SEO work at the same time. Look at it more as a business and a way to step back and manage your business from a distance and less as a way to trick google.. that's gotten quite a few sites de-indexed over the years.
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  • Profile picture of the author Writer Gateway
    If you are looking to hire a freelancer or company for SEO be very careful. A past client of ours got hit hard by Penguin because he outsourced his SEO to a company that held little regard for SEO best practices. I would echo what Victor said and try to control it as much as possible.
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  • Profile picture of the author writeaway
    Outsource to someone who knows how to build the right links and knows the best sources. Full compliance with Google's quality standards and best practices is non-negotiable.
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  • Profile picture of the author Adie
    $2000 will not satisfy you if you use that money to buy traffic directlty. Hire someone and pay $250 to $300 a month to for solid linkbuilding, SEO, and content. There is no "long term traffic" if you buy it directly.
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    You dont have to outsource. Do some simple PPC, solo ads, and blog advertising. You can advertising on the content/display network and simulate the idea of advertising on high traffic websites - without going contacting the site owner. This is possible with Adwords and Bing Ads.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jack Samatha
    Just buy advertising spaces from very high traffic blogs and site for like $400 a month and watch the subs list grow...
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