Good Price or Not

[Lucky7CompSolutions]

Found this on the internet do you think its a good deal for there prices http://www.seo3d.org/

 

[toastking]

You cannot try the link building or on-site seo so thats a lot of the value not being made available for free. However £5 a month isn't much so I'd be tempted to give them a whirl with a new website.

 

[Lucky7CompSolutions]

You cannot try the link building or on-site seo so thats a lot of the value not being made available for free. However £5 a month isn't much so I'd be tempted to give them a whirl with a new website.

When i read it, it does not sound up to much and sounds like you get a load of reports lol

 

[OldWelshGuy]

There was a live report on there that showed links going up over the space of a week from 20,000 to 29,000 that is a scary thought. so if they are building links at that rate you can be certain they are low value and automated.

£10 a month will buy you a couple of hours of time for an Indian outsourcer, to put things in perspective. Their reports might be Ok if they actually deliver specifics rather than just stats. who knows

 

[Deleted member 154900]

£10 a month will buy you a couple of hours of time for an Indian outsourcer

this puts it into perspective, you get what you pay for, how many scary reports do you here about automated SEO?

the Old Welsh Guy should be the Wise welsh guy

 

[adams.mark]

The price seems to be good. But before u hire check what kind of activities they are following for link building. If everything is automated, it could harm to your site badly.

 

[RElliot]

There was a live report on there that showed links going up over the space of a week from 20,000 to 29,000 that is a scary thought. so if they are building links at that rate you can be certain they are low value and automated.

£10 a month will buy you a couple of hours of time for an Indian outsourcer, to put things in perspective. Their reports might be Ok if they actually deliver specifics rather than just stats. who knows

Yeah and the root domain links compared to the backlinks is extremely low which suggest comment spamming.

Perhaps a bit of over optimization on 'airbrush compressor'.

Shame they don't do the £5 service without the link building bit

 

[RElliot]

Also I wonder if they are using peoples analytic data for other things?

 

[Lucky7CompSolutions]

in my last job they used a company called [.rocketfishltd they charged over £3000 and still excepted us to do all the work like blogs, u tube videos, links e.t.c massive rip off company

 

[Annoying Donkey]

in my last job they used a company called [.rocketfishltd they charged over £3000 and still excepted us to do all the work like blogs, u tube videos, links e.t.c massive rip off company

Ever heard the story of the giant ship engine that failed? The ship's owners tried one expert after another, but none of them could figure but how to fix the engine. Then they brought in an old man who had been fixing ships since he was a youngster. He carried a large bag of tools with him, and when he arrived, he immediately went to work. He nspected the engine very carefully, top to bottom.

Two of the ship's owners were there, watching this man, hoping he would know what to do. After looking things over, the old man reached into his bag and pulled out a small hammer. He gently tapped something. Instantly, the engine lurched into life. He carefully put his hammer away. The engine was fixed! A week later, the owners received a bill from the old man for ten thousand dollars.

"What?!" the owners exclaimed. "He hardly did anything!"

So they wrote the old man a note saying, "Please send us an itemized bill."

The man sent a bill that read:

Tapping with a hammer ......................... £ 2.00
Knowing where to tap ............................ £ 9,998.00

Effort is important, but knowing where to make an effort in your life makes all the difference.

 

[Lucky7CompSolutions]

Ever heard the story of the giant ship engine that failed? The ship's owners tried one expert after another, but none of them could figure but how to fix the engine. Then they brought in an old man who had been fixing ships since he was a youngster. He carried a large bag of tools with him, and when he arrived, he immediately went to work. He nspected the engine very carefully, top to bottom.

Two of the ship's owners were there, watching this man, hoping he would know what to do. After looking things over, the old man reached into his bag and pulled out a small hammer. He gently tapped something. Instantly, the engine lurched into life. He carefully put his hammer away. The engine was fixed! A week later, the owners received a bill from the old man for ten thousand dollars.

"What?!" the owners exclaimed. "He hardly did anything!"

So they wrote the old man a note saying, "Please send us an itemized bill."

The man sent a bill that read:

Tapping with a hammer ......................... £ 2.00
Knowing where to tap ............................ £ 9,998.00

Effort is important, but knowing where to make an effort in your life makes all the difference.

never heard of this but its very good and very true, the trouble is there is so many seo companies out there you just don't know who to trust, what may work for someone may not work for next person.

 

[Lucky7CompSolutions]

There is a company called t and t web design that offer seo for £60 a month and not sure what it includes but i will email them, they have listed all the clients they have helped and have got a proven record to get you rank well on Google.

 

[Steve Sellers]

How can anyone guarantee results for a fixed budget? They cant is my view....

 

[RElliot]

How can anyone guarantee results for a fixed budget? They cant is my view....

Yeah there is no way you can do SEO in that way. Many things will determine offsite costs such as niche, competition, etc. Onsite will depend at what stage your site is at, but I don't think they will be looking too hard for £60.
I'm not saying paying loads of money yields the best results, but their is a minimum that anyone with a decent amount of experience, knowledge and good results will work for.
Usually if you find a good freelancer or agency then by using the strengths of your business they will evolve your campaign and improve it's sustainability.

 

[RElliot]

In-fact any decent SEO/digital marketing will nurture your company so that they can ask for more budget or even set-up an extra campaign based on the results they have achieved for your company.

 

[seo3d]

Found this on the internet do you think its a good deal for there prices

hi guys, i am kev from seo3d.org and i thought i would clear a few things up for you! our paid packages (business £5 - Pro £10), gives you a step by step guide to optimise your web pages yourself, meta tags, content, images, where and how to build your links correctly, etc. it covers everything needed to perform well on google for your keywords along with some quality tools to help you along the way, such as our reports, which you can see in the 'Live Preview'.

we do not do this work for you or create any links, hence the £5 price tag, it is a do it yourself seo package showing you the correct methods. this is a cheaper and safer option then spending £500+ a month using an seo company.

hope this has cleared a few things up? if not please let me know and i will be happy to answer any questions.

 

[seopeak]

SEO for 5 usd a month? What kind of keyword he is targeting? 50 words keyphrases?

 

[Peter_TopLine]

As a rule, I would steer clear of Indian outsourcing companies (sorry to all Indian outsourcing companies out there)!

I've dealt with them on a number of occasions in the past and none of the outsourcers I have used have produced the desired results. All claim to be white hat link builders but they still use link sourcing tools, which return websites that have little to do with the essence of website you are building links for. For example, I had a health and safety software client and used an outsourcer to build inbound links for their website. All but 3 out of 100 links they built in one month were for health and well being websites because they all contained the word "health". This wasn't good enough so I don't use them anymore. I'm sure there are also UK/European link builders that do the same. They message here is to make sure any links you build are themed and contextual.

Don't just think of link building as a way to the build authority of your website. Think of it as a way of building new channels that will refer potential, prospective clients. Things like page rank and page authority are going to be less relevant over time. Google rewards the latest fresh, new content. This kind of content often comes with a low authority in the Page Rank sense due to its very nature. It's brand new. Page Rank is something that comes with time but if it isn't going to be a ranking factor in future, then why bother with building hundreds of irrelevant back links? In my opinion links and page authority aren't ranking factors now because I've worked on client websites that have few links and better positions in the search engine results due to the present day work I'm doing.

 

[JonathanSEO]

Found this on the internet do you think its a good deal for there prices

NO.

Unless you want your website to disappear into obscurity.

 

[RElliot]

As a rule, I would steer clear of Indian outsourcing companies (sorry to all Indian outsourcing companies out there)!

I've dealt with them on a number of occasions in the past and none of the outsourcers I have used have produced the desired results. All claim to be white hat link builders but they still use link sourcing tools, which return websites that have little to do with the essence of website you are building links for. For example, I had a health and safety software client and used an outsourcer to build inbound links for their website. All but 3 out of 100 links they built in one month were for health and well being websites because they all contained the word "health". This wasn't good enough so I don't use them anymore. I'm sure there are also UK/European link builders that do the same. They message here is to make sure any links you build are themed and contextual.

Don't just think of link building as a way to the build authority of your website. Think of it as a way of building new channels that will refer potential, prospective clients. Things like page rank and page authority are going to be less relevant over time. Google rewards the latest fresh, new content. This kind of content often comes with a low authority in the Page Rank sense due to its very nature. It's brand new. Page Rank is something that comes with time but if it isn't going to be a ranking factor in future, then why bother with building hundreds of irrelevant back links? In my opinion links and page authority aren't ranking factors now because I've worked on client websites that have few links and better positions in the search engine results due to the present day work I'm doing.

yeah I would agree with most of what Peter says her, but from what I can see from my work links from good relevant sites are still considered an important metric.
But you don't need to build massive amount of links per month to your site to crawl up the ranking, you just need to be very selective about the sites you choose. Don't bother with software just manually find sites that you would like to be featured on or have a relaltionship with. Even be thorough with checking potential sites various metrics.

 

[Ali-v-8]

PMSL - Good Price or not? - give me £1000 and i will tell you how to make money - you pay me and all I say is "WORK". pure genius.

@weblinkplus - You have just given a perfect example of our work day in day out - Love it!!

Knowledge is power - you can achieve more and probably quicker and save money using the right person. However expect to pay.