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    I'm wanting quotes for work to be done on a website in about a month. Will be a big job as I want to be in the top 3 of 10 different search terms relating to 'inks' being number 1 in the list for 'cheap inks' and 'cheap inks uk'

    Post your quotes on here. Any quotes sent via PM will be ignored.
     
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    jdpos said:
    I'm wanting quotes for work to be done on a website in about a month. Will be a big job as I want to be in the top 3 of 10 different search terms relating to 'inks' being number 1 in the list for 'cheap inks' and 'cheap inks uk'

    Post your quotes on here. Any quotes sent via PM will be ignored.
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    This can be achieved and can be done by increasing incoming links / ezine distribution / increasing keyword density in page of your site. As such now I am able to find space where we can fill keyword.:)

    Regarding quotes, you have to hire dedicate SEO expert who can work over promotional part. We are able to achieve targets for that it would be best if we can chat.

    My Id's are as follows:
    Yahoo: sharad_outsource
    Hotmail: sharad_outsource
    Gtalk: sharad.outsource

    Regards,
    iwebresources dot com
     
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    Hi there

    I have looked into your site and the keywords and search terms you are after. We would be able to do you a 12 month SEO campaign for approx £10,000 (total). You pay monthly and if you don't see the results that we have promised then we offer a money back guarantee, although we have never had to do this before. We are located in Sheffield and have been established since 1999. If you would like to talk to me further on this please pm and I can give you further details and references.
     
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    iwebresourses said:
    Indizine, Our services are not so cheap and also if it's cheap as per UK standards it hardly matters for us. As we provide our services at reasonable rates thru out world.

    We have number of samples and references from USA and UK to show. So be cool and be sure "what we say we deliver it". :)
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    You'd see it was a valid statement if you had been around the forum a bit - interested in how it goes for you. :)
     
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    INDIZINE said:
    In comparison to UK rates your rates are cheap. Its not a dirty word in my opinion nor a negative one - I just dont see the point in avoiding saying it, that's all. Cheap can be good you know.
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    Ok, in that case I just wanna say that why don't you outsource your work to us at same cheap rates. :)

    Outsourcing is a big business now-a-days in Asian countries. As talented professionals with specialized domain expertise are available at far more cheaper rates. India is fast becoming a hot destination due to cost.
     
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    iwebresourses said:
    Ok, in that case I just wanna say that why don't you outsource your work to us at same cheap rates. :)

    Outsourcing is a big business now-a-days in Asian countries. As talented professionals with specialized domain expertise are available at far more cheaper rates. India is fast becoming a hot destination due to cost.
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    I looked at your site - I looked at the source - it claims to be XHTML - it isn't - I wouldn't no matter how cheap your rates are... Sorry if I am being harsh - I wouldn't based on the obvious. :)
     
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    Not that I know enough about SEO and I know XHTML is NOT a huge factor (I believe) - but if a company makes SEO claims but the DOCTYPE of their website claims to be XHTML but actually isn't - how do you rate their chances of fulfilling the SEO brief? Or am I just a pernickity bugger and being paranoid?
     
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    objected said:
    Not that I know enough about SEO and I know XHTML is NOT a huge factor (I believe) - but if a company makes SEO claims but the DOCTYPE of their website claims to be XHTML but actually isn't - how do you rate their chances of fulfilling the SEO brief? Or am I just a pernickity bugger and being paranoid?
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    Yes, you are right that our site is not XHTML validated, as we are busy in increasing our clientèle.

    Anyhow thanks for your help, but let me clarify that we have number of samples and references of satisfied clients. If our site is not XHTML validated it doesn't means that we are not a good service provider. We are in IT services other than any sort of programming.

    We never mentioned on our site that we are web developer. :)
     
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    freelancer

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    objected said:
    Not that I know enough about SEO and I know XHTML is NOT a huge factor (I believe) - but if a company makes SEO claims but the DOCTYPE of their website claims to be XHTML but actually isn't - how do you rate their chances of fulfilling the SEO brief? Or am I just a pernickity bugger and being paranoid?
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    Well, Matt Cutts has spoken about this, and its not too important to Valid XHTML Strict, but the XHTML or HTML needs to be properly coded e.t.c

    Also, why are they talking about keyword density?

    Keyword Density is of very little importance now, there are hundreds of other things you can do before you worry about KD.

    Like Title tag optimization (to bump up you CTR on the SRP's) and Meta tag description (again to clicks on the SERP), making sure the site has great content, and obviously contains the keywords you want to rank for, whilst reading naturally...
     
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