Want to Rank on Google/Bing? Sick of no traffic?

ConsistentImprovement · 18th Mar 2015, 04:11 PM

SEO: long term traffic that gets your website seen.

Once it's working there is very little maintenance needed. Most websites have nearly nobody going to it. How are they going to get to it? Search engines (Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc) probably have it indexed, but simply don't send people to that site.

How do you get search engines to send traffic to it? There are several subtle things that should be done on the site so that the search engines view your site as relevant to what people are looking for. Few people know how to do this well, if at all. Tip: It's faster and easier to start with your website, and after that build links (in that order).

My offer:
If you accept this offer, I will provide a crazily useful report of your website and a one hour consultation. I will list what your site doing well, but more importantly what needs to be changed. I'll tell you clearly what to change on your website, not general vague statements about sites in general. You get the report in writing, which will guide you on how to get your site to rank. I can help with implementing this, you can do it yourself, or you can even take it to my competition. It will be in English (understandable), but also have the technical details for any technical individual to understand what I would have done.

How do you know I'm competent? I've been doing SEO for 8 years. It's easier for me to just talk to you and it'll become very obvious very quickly that I'm an expert and can help you. Ask me a question if you want first to judge my competency. If you aren't satisfied (for any reason) I'll refund your money in full; there is no risk to you!

pawandave · 19th Mar 2015, 05:59 AM

can you give us little description about method

ConsistentImprovement · 19th Mar 2015, 06:32 AM

How I do this:

For the first part (the report/review): I look at the website for all the things that I want done to it. If I owned the site, what would I do to make it permanently rank? For most websites there are dozens of things which can be done to help. If all of them are done it ranks much better. Basically check everything that can be done to the site do to make it better (as vs building links) because it's far more impactful for the time to make the site optimized than build links. I'll pull automated reports too, but they supplement my review; not replace it. As I go through it I'll also point out what I don't like from a CRO perspective too: A blog without an RSS feed? Obvious barriers to conversions... etc.

AFTER the site is optimized then I recommend building links (which is all you can do). I'll recommend how and (roughly) how many links are needed to rank.

I write out all of this for your reference.

After the written report (Which I assure you WILL be VERY USEFUL to any webmaster) I'll meet with you for an hour. I'll make sure I understand your goals and provide coaching & guidance for an hour on how to meet them. Some clients need strategy talks while others will need me to step them through how to build links or post to social media.

If people want me to help them on an ongoing basis I can do that. This is part experiment (Will warriors want professional help and do they have any money to spend on this). Basically I think it'll take me 2-4 hours of time that normally would be billed at way higher prices. I'm testing if there are people here that can pay for professional SEO help. I fear I cannot compete with get rich quick traps that have no impact. The vast majority of people here don't have much money to spend and will accomplish nothing.

18th Mar 2015, 04:11 PM	#1
ConsistentImprovement Warrior Member Join Date: 2014 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Want to Rank on Google/Bing? Sick of no traffic? Share on: SEO: long term traffic that gets your website seen. Once it's working there is very little maintenance needed. Most websites have nearly nobody going to it. How are they going to get to it? Search engines (Google, Bing, Yahoo, etc) probably have it indexed, but simply don't send people to that site. How do you get search engines to send traffic to it? There are several subtle things that should be done on the site so that the search engines view your site as relevant to what people are looking for. Few people know how to do this well, if at all. Tip: It's faster and easier to start with your website, and after that build links (in that order). My offer: If you accept this offer, I will provide a crazily useful report of your website and a one hour consultation. I will list what your site doing well, but more importantly what needs to be changed. I'll tell you clearly what to change on your website, not general vague statements about sites in general. You get the report in writing, which will guide you on how to get your site to rank. I can help with implementing this, you can do it yourself, or you can even take it to my competition. It will be in English (understandable), but also have the technical details for any technical individual to understand what I would have done. How do you know I'm competent? I've been doing SEO for 8 years. It's easier for me to just talk to you and it'll become very obvious very quickly that I'm an expert and can help you. Ask me a question if you want first to judge my competency. If you aren't satisfied (for any reason) I'll refund your money in full; there is no risk to you!

19th Mar 2015, 05:59 AM	#2
pawandave Banned War Room Member Join Date: 2014 Location: InternetWorld Posts: 467 Thanks: 24 Thanked 67 Times in 63 Posts	Re: Want to Rank on Google/Bing? Sick of no traffic? Share on: can you give us little description about method

19th Mar 2015, 06:32 AM	#3
ConsistentImprovement Warrior Member Join Date: 2014 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Want to Rank on Google/Bing? Sick of no traffic? Share on: How I do this: For the first part (the report/review): I look at the website for all the things that I want done to it. If I owned the site, what would I do to make it permanently rank? For most websites there are dozens of things which can be done to help. If all of them are done it ranks much better. Basically check everything that can be done to the site do to make it better (as vs building links) because it's far more impactful for the time to make the site optimized than build links. I'll pull automated reports too, but they supplement my review; not replace it. As I go through it I'll also point out what I don't like from a CRO perspective too: A blog without an RSS feed? Obvious barriers to conversions... etc. AFTER the site is optimized then I recommend building links (which is all you can do). I'll recommend how and (roughly) how many links are needed to rank. I write out all of this for your reference. After the written report (Which I assure you WILL be VERY USEFUL to any webmaster) I'll meet with you for an hour. I'll make sure I understand your goals and provide coaching & guidance for an hour on how to meet them. Some clients need strategy talks while others will need me to step them through how to build links or post to social media. If people want me to help them on an ongoing basis I can do that. This is part experiment (Will warriors want professional help and do they have any money to spend on this). Basically I think it'll take me 2-4 hours of time that normally would be billed at way higher prices. I'm testing if there are people here that can pay for professional SEO help. I fear I cannot compete with get rich quick traps that have no impact. The vast majority of people here don't have much money to spend and will accomplish nothing.
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