Opinions about cheap SEO services

8 years ago

Cheap SEO services are cheap. That's my opinion, and I stand by it.

Originally Posted by eabuilder

I know this may be an over-asked question on the WarriorForum, but what is your view on the benefits, consequences and rentability of using SEOclerks backlink packages (with prices ranged between $10 and $100) to boost the rankings of a website/blog on Google?

I'm thinking about testing out different packages for different keywords, and see what are the short and medium term changes in rankings. Then stick to few packages that will probably get some decent results and reitereate the method of other low competition keywords with reasonable search volume.

Of course, choosing the SEOclerks packages to test is still done after a bit of filtering by reviews/likes and a quick scan of the service description for common sense.

What is your opinion on using such a methodology? Would you consider it time and resource wasteful or is it something that a good SEO could safely try doing?

I'm just guessing you must be able to find a reliable backlink provider that you can use repeatedly after a while.

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eabuilder

8 years ago

Originally Posted by DABK

Cheap SEO services are cheap. That's my opinion, and I stand by it.

What would you suggest instead?

Originally Posted by yukon

Use a disposable site/domain for two reasons.

It's India building links.
It's India building links.

You're probably right, I'll test a few packages with tier 2 websites only and see how it goes after a few weeks.

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DABK

8 years ago

Buy the packages from yourself. That assumes you build some sites.

Spend resources on creating shareable content and on contacting site owners that might want to use / link to the content.

Even good cheap SEO services, the ones that do what they say and know what they're doing, they're giving you weak links... You get a temporary boost.

If you go that route, you need to re-enforce some of the links they create for you.

So, say, they create some tublr / wordpress pages to give you the links... Analyze what they give you, pick a handful of the pages they created for you, buy packages to buttress those pages...

Or keep buying and buying... It's cheaper, as in the amount you shell out at one time, but it's not cheap.
$75 spent 12 times a year ends up being $900. $900 can be used better... as in the first methods I described.

I don't have a link to it and I don't know how accurate it was, but, once upon a time, I read some guy's description of link power.... It was during the times PR was publicly updated.

1 link from pr0 = 1 power units
1 link from pr1 = 8 power units
1 link from pr 2 = 88 power units
1 link from pr 3 = 8888 power units
1 link from pr 4 = 888888 power units
and so one.

The numbers are not important, the important thing is the high distance between them.

And that a link from a page with backlinks is waaaaaaay more powerful than 1 from a page that has no backlinks... And that power increases out of proportion with the number of good links the page that's giving the backlink has.

Originally Posted by eabuilder

What would you suggest instead?

You're probably right, I'll test a few packages with tier 2 websites only and see how it goes after a few weeks.

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irawr

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by DABK

1 link from pr0 = 1 power units
1 link from pr1 = 8 power units
1 link from pr 2 = 88 power units
1 link from pr 3 = 8888 power units
1 link from pr 4 = 888888 power units

This is old, it's actually more

Code:

1     2     3     4     5     6     7     8     9     10
2     101     18     1     1     1     1     1     1     1     1
3     555     101     18     1     1     1     1     1     1     1
4     3055     555     101     18     1     1     1     1     1     1
5     16803     3055     555     101     18     1     1     1     1     1
6     92414     16803     3055     555     101     18     1     1     1     1
7     0.5 Million     92414     16803     3055     555     101     18     1     1     1
8     2.8 Million     0.5 Million     92414     16803     3055     555     101     18     1     1
9     15 Million     2.8 Million     0.5 Million     92414     16803     3055     555     101     18     1
10     84 Million     84 Million     2.8 Million     0.5 Million     92414     16803     3055     555     101     18

I once had a relatively new site get a link from a pr6, the post was on the hope page. I'm sure my competition was pissed.

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eabuilder

8 years ago

Originally Posted by DABK

1 link from pr0 = 1 power units
1 link from pr1 = 8 power units
1 link from pr 2 = 88 power units
1 link from pr 3 = 8888 power units
1 link from pr 4 = 888888 power units.

This is interestng indeed. I wonder if any tests were performed over the course of a few weeks/months to see the difference between the power of a pr0 link and the power of pr 4 links for instance.

Are you guys interested in perhaps doing a community report on some rank boosting methods?
We can choose similar keywords in terms of competition, search volume and current rankings and compare the results of different link building approaches over a fixed period of time (i.e. 3-4 weeks).

L.E

Originally Posted by irawr

This is old, it's actually more

Code:

1     2     3     4     5     6     7     8     9     10
2     101     18     1     1     1     1     1     1     1     1
3     555     101     18     1     1     1     1     1     1     1
4     3055     555     101     18     1     1     1     1     1     1
5     16803     3055     555     101     18     1     1     1     1     1
6     92414     16803     3055     555     101     18     1     1     1     1
7     0.5 Million     92414     16803     3055     555     101     18     1     1     1
8     2.8 Million     0.5 Million     92414     16803     3055     555     101     18     1     1
9     15 Million     2.8 Million     0.5 Million     92414     16803     3055     555     101     18     1
10     84 Million     84 Million     2.8 Million     0.5 Million     92414     16803     3055     555     101     18

I once had a relatively new site get a link from a pr6, the post was on the hope page. I'm sure my competition was pissed.

Just saw this. So this table (it's well formatted here http://seomice.com/blog/33/) suggests that you need around 101 PR 1 links or 18 PR3 links to get your website to earn PR 2. That's pretty high - I wonder what you need for PR1, I'm still PR0 with my main website, though ranked well for a few small keywords.

Originally Posted by irawr

That's nice, websites are PROPERTY, they are REAL ESTATE. You coming into a thread about SEO, in the SEO section of a forum, telling SEOs that we're playing a fools game is insane. Do we need to solve this matter with a dick sizing contest? I own a company, I built a network of over 100 profitable websites, I have employees I talk to everyday on skype, I do SEO. The name of the thread is "Opinions about cheap SEO services" cut the crap, whats the pitch, why are you here?

It's okay, we're here to learn from each other even if we have different approaches. Learning about how each of us do things helps everyone get the big picture.
Some consider SEO to be too slow, it takes months or even years to get to good spots for your keywords and constant traffic to start flowing in. But working on SEO must be a good choice for web owners who plan to keep their websites going for a long time and have clear objectives for what can be done with the traffic.

At the end of the day, it's a numbers game. You start off with 1000 visitors who then get funnelled by various factors. If some of them will find your design or sales pitch repulsive, you're left with only a fraction getting to actually see the offer. Some of them may not be interested (if the traffic is not targetted well), others will quickly conclude that the offer is not the most competitive in its field.
A sale pushing review of a hyped overpriced product can be very easily differentiated from a honest review of a honest product/service.
All these filters trim off your number of X visitors that bring you value in the end (instant or future sales).

Let's assume each filter leaves you with 50% of the traffic that goes to the next stage.
Only with 4 factors, 0.5 * 0.5 * 0.5 * 0.5 from 100% = 0.06 (6%)

If however you increase the quality of the product you promote, the quality of your sales copies, the relevancy of your traffic and other things you can do to increase the percentage of user acceptance rate for each factor by only 25%, those small changes make a big difference to keeping your funnel as wide as possible throughout to the end:
0.75 * 0.75 * 0.75 * 0.75 = 0.32 (32%) !! as oppossed to 6%

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irawr

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by eabuilder

Are you guys interested in perhaps doing a community report on some rank boosting methods?

Use the search feature. The concept is extremely simple, you get followed backlinks from authority sites. This takes work and usually you have to communicate.

Originally Posted by eabuilder

Just saw this. So this table (it's well formatted here Pagerank - SEO MICE) suggests that you need around 101 PR 1 links or 18 PR3 links to get your website to earn PR 2. That's pretty high - I wonder what you need for PR1, I'm still PR0 with my main website, though ranked well for a few small keywords.

Public PR is not updated anymore so you might always be pr0.

Why does the site in your sig have 14,944 spam nofollow links? Good thing domains are $10.

Why do you guys do this stupid garbage? It's not the quantity it's the quality. I've built less then 100 links to most of my sites and they rank just fine. 15k spam nofollows, great job.

If that was a "cheap SEO" service you paid for, then you got ripped off. Nofollow links do nothing and I wouldn't attempt to do real SEO on a domain with a link profile of spam.

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eabuilder

8 years ago

Originally Posted by irawr

Use the search feature. The concept is extremely simple, you get followed backlinks from authority sites. This takes work and usually you have to communicate.

Public PR is not updated anymore so you might always be pr0.

Why does the site in your sig have 14,944 spam nofollow links? Good thing domains are $10.

Why do you guys do this stupid garbage? It's not the quantity it's the quality. I've built less then 100 links to most of my sites and they rank just fine. 15k spam nofollows, great job.

If that was a "cheap SEO" service you paid for, then you got ripped off. Nofollow links do nothing and I wouldn't attempt to do real SEO on a domain with a link profile of spam.

Thanks for your honest review or my SEO work, lol!
I paid someone to regularly do blog comments, as that was the only straightforward method I could think of (without previous experience). But those were comments on blogs from the same interest domains as my website, so they should be relevant. They're also all human, comments posted after reading the post.
I've also got a few good backlinks from community websites, reputable forums and some guest posts. The numberr of unique domains pointing to me is actually around 170 but due to the way blog comments appear on mulitple pages, I get about 15K.
But you're right, most of them are no-follow.

I know they don't provide much value but I thought at least I have a link profile diversity, with lots of no-follow links and all kind of websites - it can be the starting point for better SEO work. The anchor texts also point out to the URL of the website in 90% of the cases, so I can now do more aggressive link building with keywords as anchor text without being penalized - I already have the diversity. That must count in some way.

Also did not completely understand what you meant about followed backlinks from authority sites? How does that work? Tell me what to search for and I'll read more about it.

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irawr

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by eabuilder

Thanks for your honest review or my SEO work, lol!
I paid someone to regularly do blog comments, as that was the only straightforward method I could think of (without previous experience). But those were comments on blogs from the same interest domains as my website, so they should be relevant. They're also all human, comments posted after reading the post.
I've also got a few good backlinks from community websites, reputable forums and some guest posts. The numberr of unique domains pointing to me is actually around 170 but due to the way blog comments appear on mulitple pages, I get about 15K.
But you're right, most of them are no-follow.

I know they don't provide much value but I thought at least I have a link profile diversity, with lots of no-follow links and all kind of websites - it can be the starting point for better SEO work. The anchor texts also point out to the URL of the website in 90% of the cases, so I can now do more aggressive link building with keywords as anchor text without being penalized - I already have the diversity. That must count in some way.

Also did not completely understand what you meant about followed backlinks from authority sites? How does that work? Tell me what to search for and I'll read more about it.

Note: This example only works in a perfect world. So huffington post is pr8, so we refer to the chart I posted. So a link from them is worth somewhere between 0 and up to 2.8 million pr0 links.

So you have a bunch of spam nofollow backlinks, which are completely unnatural, most of them have the anchor "ea-builder.net" and you think this is somehow helps? Google created nofollow in an effort to combat link spam, at this point you might as well just cloak your index page to male enhancement pills.

As a professional, I'm about to do something that absolutely disgusts me, I'm about to give you advice I consider to be bad, just to get you moving in the right direction.

White Hat SEO Case Study: 348% More Organic Traffic in 7 Days

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eabuilder

8 years ago

Originally Posted by irawr

As a professional, I'm about to do something that absolutely disgusts me, I'm about to give you advice I consider to be bad, just to get you moving in the right direction.

White Hat SEO Case Study: 348% More Organic Traffic in 7 Days

Aren't all websites supposed to have more no-follow links than do-follow anyway?
If no-follow would harm the SERP rankings, then everyone should avoid leaving comments with a reference to their home URL. But that doesn't happen.

I'll stick to this domain as well while creating and building a couple of others too. There're also a fwe links from reputable websites and blogs from the trading industry.pointing to the domain.
And the rankings have been decent so far.

This is a pretty good article. But are you suggeting that following this method of contacting bloggers at reach and asking them to share your great resources is enough to keep the backlink quality high overall?

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irawr

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by eabuilder

Aren't all websites supposed to have more no-follow links than do-follow anyway?
If no-follow would harm the SERP rankings, then everyone should avoid leaving comments with a reference to their home URL. But that doesn't happen.

Nofollow links are worthless, if your site is worth anything, you just get them, it's unavoidable.

Originally Posted by eabuilder

I'll stick to this domain as well while creating and building a couple of others too. There're also a fwe links from reputable websites and blogs from the trading industry.pointing to the domain.
And the rankings have been decent so far.

Great idea since that domain now has a footprint the size of India.

Originally Posted by eabuilder

This is a pretty good article. But are you suggeting that following this method of contacting bloggers at reach and asking them to share your great resources is enough to keep the backlink quality high overall?

I rank sites with 2-3 backlinks using white-hat methods like that. Since it takes time to earn the links, if my competition has 100's, I spend a few weeks, build like 20, then move on to the next site. Where-ever the site ends up ranking, that's fine. If I feel some more quality links will bump my site up, I'll build some more.

Refer to the intelligent posts made in this thread http://www.warriorforum.com/search-e...h-engines.html
Then also notice the guy who has 200k junk links who can't rank.

Originally Posted by yukon

Imma be rich!

Yeah no kidding, if it worked like that I would be driving an aventador.

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DABK

8 years ago

Once upon a time, all links were the same. Then, spammers came along, and Father Google decide he didn't like what they were doing. So, it came up with the idea of no-follow.

If you trust the site you're linking to, do nothing. If you don't trust the site you're linking to, add the tag rel="nofollow" to tell Google you are not supporting that site, you don't trust it, you don't want to send it any link juice.

And million of blogging site owners sighed a sigh of relief and added a code that made any comment link be nofollow.

So did most bookmarking sites, social sites and any other sites that have user generated content.

So, your goal since then has been to avoid the nofollow sites and go to sites that don't add the nofollow... Or don't add it to the link they give you.

A standard link passes juice and anchor text.
A nofollow link passes neither. It's as if the link doesn't exist, from an SEO point of view.

There!

Originally Posted by eabuilder

Also did not completely understand what you meant about followed backlinks from authority sites? How does that work? Tell me what to search for and I'll read more about it.

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Doctor SEO

Banned 8 years ago

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swetakhare

8 years ago

SEO is important part of your business so you decide ...i think $60-$100 is best option for service...i don't use like fIvver and seoclerk..........

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irawr

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by swetakhare

SEO is important part of your business so you decide ...i think $60-$100 is best option for service...i don't use like fIvver and seoclerk..........

Originally Posted by Doctor SEO

It not like that at all

Originally Posted by Doctor SEO

Well its not all cheap services bad, i have cheap SEO package on fiver and i make them cheap because i just start service, and in my package i have all that you will find in expensive package, trust i was working for SEO company so i know

Originally Posted by Doctor SEO

Well its not all cheap services bad, i have cheap SEO package on fiver and i make them cheap because i just start service, and in my package i have all that you will find in expensive package, trust i was working for SEO company so i know

I'm willing to spend $1,000 US dollars on one link for 1 year, you guys are insane.

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DABK 8 years ago

And, how is it not like that?

How can you do with $5 a job that requires $250?

Originally Posted by Doctor SEO

It not like that at all
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Tim3 8 years ago

Originally Posted by DABK

Cheap SEO services are cheap and nasty. That's my opinion, and I stand by it.

You missed a bit... fixed it for you
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dmammar 8 years ago

I agree with you as these SEO's are waste of time as they never improves your websites presence and in some cases penalizes your website.
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yukon

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by eabuilder

I know this may be an over-asked question on the WarriorForum, but what is your view on the benefits, consequences and rentability of using SEOclerks backlink packages (with prices ranged between $10 and $100) to boost the rankings of a website/blog on Google?

I'm thinking about testing out different packages for different keywords, and see what are the short and medium term changes in rankings. Then stick to few packages that will probably get some decent results and reitereate the method of other low competition keywords with reasonable search volume.

Of course, choosing the SEOclerks packages to test is still done after a bit of filtering by reviews/likes and a quick scan of the service description for common sense.

What is your opinion on using such a methodology? Would you consider it time and resource wasteful or is it something that a good SEO could safely try doing?

I'm just guessing you must be able to find a reliable backlink provider that you can use repeatedly after a while.

Use a disposable site/domain for two reasons.

It's India building links.
It's India building links.

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conscolor 8 years ago
Originally Posted by yukon

Use a disposable site/domain for two reasons.

It's India building links.

It's India building links.
india :LOL
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  india :LOL
  
  Have you ever seen SEOclerks?
  
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EZretailPROS

8 years ago

Personally we'd rather use paid traffic and forget all the trying to rank. SEO is not all that difficult. But it takes way too much time. We started a new website 2 weeks ago and it has already paid for itself.

We started with only one product as a test and it works well. Forget content and SEO. Follow the great copywriters and write a sales page that designed to make money.

Give them an offer they can't refuse. If you're talking to the right, crowd with the right message you can't lose. We have even gotten some free sales from mainly Facebook and Youtube.

That's right facebook and free. We joined all the groups interested in our product and had no problems.The website we started has one sales page a video and lots of GREAT Bonuses.

We added a blog, faq, about us, contact us, and a real phone number and lots of videos on the vlog.. It actually feels like a full fledged website even though it is really just one sales page.

And by having clear navigation, terms and conditions,privacy policy, disclaimer, it is Google friendly. Which means we can run ads to that page. You see we have about ten pages but only that sales page really matter.

All the other pages and the navigation is to be Google compliant. Our advice create your own product, set up Paypal, drive traffic and receive instant payments.

Now we are going to create some more products and add a few affiliate offers that compliment our created products and have one big website that is geared toward Direct Response.

Then retarget the few that escape our wonderful offers, by sending them even more bonuses and discounts.Seo is a fools game. Driving targeted traffic you know instantly if you have a winner or a loser.

That is direct response at it's core. You can always play the SEO game and backlinks and guest blogging, and content and all the other crap that may take a decade to pay off.

You can follow the Content Writers and SEO or you can follow the Copywriters AND Direct Response.

Copywriters say find a STARVING CROWD and give 'em what they want. Gary Halbert, John Carlton, Joe Sugarman and the list goes on. We followed those guys and we're making money on a website less than a month old.

Content writers, Content bloggers, Back link Builders, Guest Posting all say follow your passion and OVER TIME One day your audience will hopefully find you. BS! You'll probably starve to death first.

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irawr

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by EZretailPROS

Personally we'd rather use paid traffic and forget all the trying to rank. SEO is not all that difficult. But it takes way too much time. We started a new website 2 weeks ago and it has already paid for itself.

Obviously there's different strategies, I do affiliate/cpa marketing, I use free traffic to build a profitable campaign (free CRO/UXO.) I don't have many ppc campaigns, but the ones I have worked on the first spend. What you're suggesting is that you somehow know the offer works before you test it. I don't see how that's possible.

Originally Posted by EZretailPROS

If you're talking to the right, crowd with the right message you can't lose.

Are we from the same planet?

Originally Posted by EZretailPROS

Seo is a fools game. Driving targeted traffic you know instantly if you have a winner or a loser.

Oh, were not. If you're okay with losing good for you, I'm not. If you're burning money on traffic and you don't have any idea how well the offer converts, that sounds like a fools game to me. If I build a site and it doesn't work, I can just sell it and recoup my cost, sure time got spent.

I have plenty of established sites that are ranking, I can just go test an offer by making a post on one of them. I think you're missing the entire point of SEO game here. Edit: not to mention the email lists these sites have built up, they all have lead capture boxes, all of them. I can send traffic, to anything I want to, any day of the week.

I'm pretty sure I know who sold you guys this line of garbage but you were convinced to leap without looking, if that worked out for you great. I suggest that you be careful trying to reproduce that.

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EZretailPROS

8 years ago

We don't burn money on traffic. We invest money to make money. We have a great offer and we stand behind our products. If you build a site and it does not work why sell someone a turd.

Why would any one with half a brain buy something that doesn't work. And what type of ethics to sell crap. We stand behind our products 100% and will never sell something that doesn't work.

We'd scrap that lemon and not even think to sell it.

And we're suggesting that yes we knew the offer would work because we use the product ourselves so we targeted people like us, who had the same pain points.

Had someone offered our product to any of us we would have invested ASAP.

That's when you know you have a winner you don't create demand, you offer the people who ARE IN demand a valuable solution that saves them time and money and most importantly they don't lose money.

So no turds being offered FROM here only quality products that make our target audience say yes.

WE CAN'T BE FROM THE SAME PLANET WE DON'T SELL STUFF THAT DOES NOT WORK.

We know our audience because THEY ARE JUST like us. WE use everything being sold, so we can show how the product helps us and them.

Not to mention the bonuses. And you must not have READ we received many FREE leads and real paying customers on facebook for FREE no AD money spent.

We only spend ad money on placement ADS that target our audience. We had ads costing pennies and retargeting is also cheap and laser focused.

We actually rank organically on the first page of some Youtube videos and Google search, but driving hoards of targeted traffic is a safer bet especially when its so cheap why not.

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irawr

Banned 8 years ago

Originally Posted by EZretailPROS

We don't burn money on traffic. We invest money to make money. We have a great offer and we stand behind our products. If you build a site and it does not work why sell someone a turd.

Why would any one with half a brain buy something that doesn't work. And what type of ethics to sell crap. We stand behind our products 100% and will never sell something that doesn't work.

We'd scrap that lemon and not even think to sell it.

That's nice, websites are PROPERTY, they are REAL ESTATE. You coming into a thread about SEO, in the SEO section of a forum, telling SEOs that we're playing a fools game is insane. Do we need to solve this matter with a dick sizing contest? I own a company, I built a network of over 100 profitable websites, I have employees I talk to everyday on skype, I do SEO. The name of the thread is "Opinions about cheap SEO services" cut the crap, whats the pitch, why are you here?

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kazim

8 years ago

With cheap rate you will get cheap service. You may notice that $5 SEO service on Fiverr and all of them are useless. You can go for $10 or $15 SEO services but they are not going to be effective. Most of the cheap SEO service include Black Hat SEO.

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eabuilder

8 years ago

Originally Posted by kazim

With cheap rate you will get cheap service. You may notice that $5 SEO service on Fiverr and all of them are useless. You can go for $10 or $15 SEO services but they are not going to be effective. Most of the cheap SEO service include Black Hat SEO.

What about the $30-$100 range packages with 99.9% good reviews from SEOclerks? A lot of BH there as well?

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TotalWebsiteControl

8 years ago

Imagine it like this. Lets say you paid $100 for some SEO. Now what kind of quality do you honestly expect to get from this 100 dollar investment? Now lets see what high end SEO companies are charging.... Ok so i found a very reputable SEO company and they charge $5,000 a month minimum.... Does this sound like a lot of money?? Well yes it is a good chunk of money no doubt but some companies charge way more then that! So now look back at your 100 dollar investment and you tell me what kind quality you hope to get.

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eabuilder

8 years ago

Originally Posted by TotalWebsiteControl

Imagine it like this. Lets say you paid $100 for some SEO. Now what kind of quality do you honestly expect to get from this 100 dollar investment? Now lets see what high end SEO companies are charging.... Ok so i found a very reputable SEO company and they charge $5,000 a month minimum.... Does this sound like a lot of money?? Well yes it is a good chunk of money no doubt but some companies charge way more then that! So now look back at your 100 dollar investment and you tell me what kind quality you hope to get.

The cost of a package also depends on how much is actually done for the rank improvement, whether the keywords are competitive or not, the objectives, etc.

For $100, I would imagine an individual SEO provider or a SEO agency with a small team would land a few good PR releases or articles on medium/high reputation internet/technology blogs/magazines where they have posted several times, they know the format and the process, so everything goes smoothly.

With 3-4 new backlinks I could get some bumpings in my ranks, i.e. from #23 to #8 for a keyword with not that much volume and searches, but something that brings some decent results and can be replicated time and time again.

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marissaryan

8 years ago

Check their service and see whether it produces result or not other wise leave it.

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TotalWebsiteControl

8 years ago

At the end of the day you get what you pay for.

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eabuilder 8 years ago

Originally Posted by davidsmith0123

and also check their previous clients SERP for their kws ...

and how would you do that?
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DABK 8 years ago

Looked at the site: it offers, indeed, cheap SEO at high prices.

Expensive, because I found someone starting at $59 a month not $199. Expensive because the results are low in relation to the price.

Originally Posted by MM Askari

Hi, dude.. you can check the services and packages here.
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yukon Banned 8 years ago

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rytisg

8 years ago

Gosh. Anything, BUT Seoclerks...

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katsu1990

8 years ago

Be careful of some Fiverr services - i have paid for some backlinks and checked the backlinks a month or so later and they have been removed.

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KylieSweet 8 years ago

Originally Posted by katsu1990

Be careful of some Fiverr services - i have paid for some backlinks and checked the backlinks a month or so later and they have been removed.

Most of their services. It is because they are using low quality sites to build bakclinks for your site.
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HuiBang

8 years ago

I do not know how much cheap you are looking for. As we know in life and online, you get what you pay for. Trying to hire cheap and inexperienced professional, you will definitely pay for it later. As you long you choose a quality SEO agency, their decision will lead to incredible amounts of revenue

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karenwilliams

8 years ago

If you want's cheap SEO services they will use free tools to promote your website. It will take more time to rank in all major search engine which less of organic traffic towards your website.

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