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SEO/Webdesign guys - What Businesses Have You Approached So Far?

by zannix
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Hey offliners!

What business have you approached so far?

I've approached a fast food, and now I'm thinking of approaching a local gym

What about you?
#approached #businesses #guys #seo or webdesign
  • Profile picture of the author iAmNameLess
    I dont bother with fast food. Useless to me.

    I don't target a specific niche, I go for everyone, whether it is a new start up business or a corporation. It can be a funeral home, church, a huge distribution company, doesn't matter to me, I have no preference.
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  • Profile picture of the author atrbiz
    I target dentists, plumbers, accountants, and a few other niches. It's all about testing out different strategies,etc - and taking action!

    Best of luck!

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    I've had the most SEO success with online retail (clothing). It's especially easy to rank for popular new products and brands.
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  • Profile picture of the author Fernando Veloso
    At the very beginning we created some good connections with the right people: they helped us to expand our market and create a Brand. Then we started some creative work for local mom and pop's, etc etc - the usual.

    Right now we're targeting bigger brands and different markets.
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  • Profile picture of the author AnthonyCurtis
    You'll have more success if you approach businesses that...

    1. Can afford to pay you well -- trades, insurance agents
    2. Already have an advertising/marketing budget -- full page print ads
    3. Ideally already do SOME online marketing -- like Adwords

    Hope that helps!

    Originally Posted by zannix View Post

    Hey offliners!

    What business have you approached so far?

    I've approached a fast food, and now I'm thinking of approaching a local gym

    What about you?
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    • Profile picture of the author zannix
      I have an idea of approaching a store that sells and rents wedding dresses. There's around 300 exact monthly searches for "wedding dresses *city*", where *city* is the city I live in, and wedding dresses sell for around $1k What do you think?

      It's easy competition also.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael William
    I have been selling a lot of small restaurant (cafe's, etc) and massage sites lately and I don't ever offer seo with them. That is a upsell only after the sale because it can be too confusing and can cause negative emotions for those that were scammed in the past, and hurt what would have been a straight forward sale.

    You need to have a great looking demo site ready for them and always add their company name to the logo before they see it. I have done it both ways and whipping up a nice looking logo with their company name makes a real difference in how many sales you will make.
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