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When it comes to SEO, whats a fair price to pay for...

by hayfj2
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100 Wordpress pages getting SEO optimised
and found for 100 separate keywords?

Are there warriors able to guarantee a top 5 placement on page 1
of yahoo, google and Bing, for example?

And if so, whats a typical cost to achieve this?

Thanks


Fraser
#fair #pay #price #seo
  • Profile picture of the author Logoinn
    I think cost is not big matter here. The basic thing is time, if i say 100$ within 6 years, this would be ridiculous. I mean to say the time frame must be mentioned specially when you are talking about SERP.
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  • Profile picture of the author hayfj2
    good point, so...

    100 Wordpress pages getting SEO optimised
    and found for 100 separate keywords?

    Are there warriors able to guarantee a top 5 placement on page 1
    of yahoo, google and Bing, within 6 - 8 weeks for example?

    And if so, whats a typical cost to achieve this?

    Thanks


    Fraser
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    • Profile picture of the author vndnbrgj
      Answered in red below....

      Originally Posted by hayfj2 View Post

      good point, so...

      100 Wordpress pages getting SEO optimised
      and found for 100 separate keywords?

      Are they all the same page? Duplicate content just a different keyword?

      Are there warriors able to guarantee a top 5 placement on page 1
      of yahoo, google and Bing, within 6 - 8 weeks for example?

      No. No one can guarantee placement. They can strive for first place, but unless they work at Google, they can't guarantee placement.

      And if so, whats a typical cost to achieve this?

      Answer my first question.

      Thanks


      Fraser
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      • Profile picture of the author hayfj2
        im thinking 100 separate landing pages consisting of -

        a) Individual Image
        b) web copy
        c) signup form

        page urls would contain keyword too

        if that makes sense

        (no duplicate content)

        thnx
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        • Profile picture of the author iAmNameLess
          $250 per keyword per month is for someone good.

          I personally think its a bad idea, and based on the things you've said I'm not sure you should even do the content. What is your understanding of density and regular on page? I think I have only seen 3 people on the entire forum that REALLY get it.

          100 is too much to start. Start out with 10 and see how it goes. You don't want to invest that kind of time and money without knowing that it is working, know what I mean?

          No one can guarantee a damn thing...except death.
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          • Profile picture of the author ewenmack
            Originally Posted by iAmNameLess View Post


            No one can guarantee a damn thing...except death.
            and taxes and the sun comes up from the east and gravity

            Best,
            Ewen
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        • Profile picture of the author DNChamp
          Originally Posted by hayfj2 View Post

          im thinking 100 separate landing pages consisting of -

          a) Individual Image
          b) web copy
          c) signup form

          page urls would contain keyword too

          if that makes sense

          (no duplicate content)

          thnx
          If you are looking to rank just a simple landing page you will have a hard time doing that with Google. They are so anti landing that it wont be worth your time, I also would think before any SEO provider gives you any type of guarantee to boot.

          If you ever want to look at ranking a full website PM me for that but 1 page landers to rank will be hard and a nose dive in rankings after a while.
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  • Profile picture of the author massiveray
    100 keywords, I'd charge you £15,000 per month, depending on their difficulty etc and you would have to supply your own content to market with. I'd supply the content for £20,00 a month total.

    No, nobody can guarantee any results when it comes to SEO, if they do..... Run.

    100 keywords is a full time job, for my whole team currently, you can buy some spammy bullshit wso for 70 a month and accept spammy links and senile campaigns, but if you want real sustainable results you have to negotiate links with people and other such time consuming things, one of my SEO guys spent the last 2 weeks working on 1 link. Can you imagine a wf keyboard jockey getting on the phones and negotiating a quality link for you?

    My advice, don't buy warrior forum for SEO.
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  • Profile picture of the author hayfj2
    It would be 100 separate pages, I'd write the copy, and ensure the keywords, and density are ok.

    Does it take just someone to add the "fairy dust" and use a tool like "GSA Search engine ranker" or "No hands seo" or are tools like that and creating link wheels now a waste of time?

    What do others think.

    What's the best way, and most effective and cost effective way?

    Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author BillyParadise
    Most effective or most cost effective? You can't have both.
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  • Profile picture of the author wilder1047
    Not sure why you'd want to start with SEO for 100 keywords right out the gate.

    This sounds like something you'd want to test with an Adwords campaign to me.

    Find out which keywords are even converting, find out which type of landing pages converts the traffic the best. From that, calculate what price you can afford for SEO on a monthly basis for the best performing keywords, and see if getting to the top of Google would provide you an ROI at that point.

    You gotta remember that Google Keyword Tool stats aren't the end all and be all. See how many impressions your ad is getting from a particular keyword to get an idea of how many searches are really happening for those keywords.
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