£100 Seo

[JustOneUK]

ok, fake scenario time

You are currently 26th - how far up the SERP's would you expect to rise if you were targeting a competitive keyword ie: BUSINESS LOANS and paid someone £100 to do some SEO

thoughts pleeeese.

edit: oops... don't know why I typed £150 in there.. as the thread title says.. £100 on SEO

 

.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 of a percent.


Earl

 

[kapow]

I would've thought you could get SOMEBODY to at very least check your site for Meta tags and image tags for £100... there MUST be somebody who'd want the money.

Assuming you didn't have them done before, and assuming they were added well (and with the right keywords) you'd probably find that over a few weeks your position would move considerably.

META tags are the very least that you can do to improve your ranking.

Other than that... £100 isn't going to go very far at all.
;o)

Andy

 

[seo_uk]

Which country are they in

If they are in India you might get a months SEO done on the site.

In the UK, you will get a days work (if you are lucky).

 

[Chris Jones]

Have i logged on to the comedy central site by mistake.

 

[DayTM]

Most of the SEOs that work in that price bracket, whatever they're location, are likely to do more damage than good. You might see a short term boost (as they get you loads of crappy links) but in the long term, that's another story. I've heard loads of nightmares of sites going to so called SEOs and getting penalties, delisted, etc due to the SEO not really knowing what they were doing, or working on principals years out of date.

 

[robertt]

I would find a decent SEO, pay them £100 to listen to me persuade them to work on the site with a %age share of profits.

 

[Write My Site]

You could get a couple of pages of SEO copy for £100 but then you'd need to factor in the cost of getting a web designer to create those pages on your site.

 

[Jon-d]

Maybe its worth spending the money on link building like manual directory submissions or article distribution. This will increase the amount of good anchor text links pointing to your website, and hopefully, would be reflected in increased rankings.

 

[dotwhack]

well it costs £45 to get a keyword research report from me - see the UKBF offers section (shameless plug I know but since post got moved to offers from SEO, I've had v little response)
That leaves maybe an hours rate for someone to actually implement the optimisation....not enough really.

 

[sm1]

very little!!

 

[hbwales]

Hi Guys can we quit the Gibberish, I would like a no geek intro to SEO. Where can I find a reputable SEO, or someone who will at least explain 'meta tags' 'keyword optimisation bla bla bla in plain English this is a forum not a computer science debate for anoraks.

 

[garysumpter]

www.sitewonders.co.uk

 

[Write My Site]

Hi,

I publish a free SEO tip sheet written in plain English. Drop me a line at [email protected] if you'd like a copy.

Best wishes,

Emily

Hi Guys can we quit the Gibberish, I would like a no geek intro to SEO. Where can I find a reputable SEO, or someone who will at least explain 'meta tags' 'keyword optimisation bla bla bla in plain English this is a forum not a computer science debate for anoraks.

 

[Jon-d]

Hi Guys can we quit the Gibberish, I would like a no geek intro to SEO. Where can I find a reputable SEO, or someone who will at least explain 'meta tags' 'keyword optimisation bla bla bla in plain English this is a forum not a computer science debate for anoraks.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimisation

 

[Blagger]

I have a cheaper way, hold a gun to his/her head for 14 days (maybe get a partner involved and take turns) and make him work his ass off for free.

If he doesn't get you to P1 blow his head off in anger, if he does get you to P1 blow his head off in joy!

Blood SEO's!

(only joking)

 

[SEO Services]

I normally charge upto £500 for a full report depending how detailed you want it. But for £100 id expect you to get a very crappy report and services

 

[Scott-Copywriter]

I've been trying to think of a good way of measuring how much I'd provide for SEO but it's very difficult. I'd certainly on-site optimise a website (not including keyword research) but it depends on the size of the website and how much work had to be done on it.

 

[Mark-UK]

Somebody would probably quote you £100 and you'd say they were too expensive and go overseas lol.

 

[loubycee]

Somebody would probably quote you £100 and you'd say they were too expensive and go overseas lol.

Got it in one! The amount of work our 'competitors' get - no matter what country, it just has to be one where £20 is the average weekly wage - they are more than prepared to work their butts off for this '£100'.

This is why we have to have a unique selling point or we lose out . . .

 

[Saurav Kneoteric]

if are looking to spend 100 GBP for a SEO campaign you better save it for the future. You would be better off doing some research on your own, and then applying some changes to your website. Looks like you are looking for a one time fix, which is not the case with SEO. It is more of a sustained effort. i wish you all the luck.

 

[Saurav Kneoteric]

if are looking to spend 100 GBP for a SEO campaign you better save it for the future. You would be better off doing some research on your own, and then applying some changes to your website. Looks like you are looking for a one time fix, which is not the case with SEO. It is more of a sustained effort. i wish you all the luck.