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Moving up Google and the cost-effectiveness

by junilerick
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Hey warriors,

I have a site that's been making about $2-$3 a day while being #10 on the first page. I'm thinking of hitting it hard with some WSOs and what not as I don't really have any automation tools at the moment. And even if I did, I probably wouldn't be able to use it as cost-effectively as those who actually specialize in selling their link-building services.

So I was hoping that senior warrior can help take a look at the competition and see if it will be cost effective to try to move up the SERPs. What I mean is If spending $50 can move me up to #3 then my costs can be recuperated rather quickly, but if it will likely take hundreds and months of effort then perhaps I'm better off leaving it there for the time being.

Please PM me if you'd be willing to help, I'd really appreciate it.

cheers,
Erick
#costeffectiveness #google #moving
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    It depends on the keyword and competition. It's impossible to answer your question without significantly more information.
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    • Profile picture of the author junilerick
      Originally Posted by JamesGw View Post

      It depends on the keyword and competition. It's impossible to answer your question without significantly more information.
      That's why I was hoping someone that would be willing to help could PM me. Not exactly comfortable about the prospect of telling everybody.
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    Any warriors out there willing to help?
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