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aidan1980

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    Hi all

    I have been on here a few weeks now and got some great advice from you all but I think really I have taken the project as far as I can myself, so its now time for me to pay for it to be done professionally. If any/all of you would like to send me a PM with a run down of basically what you can do to mysite and fo what costs I can ponder over what will suite me best and get it made over. :)

    my site is my username .com if you need to look. Look forward to hearing from you and thanks
     
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    sabian1982 said:
    Unsure how effective found his way onto this thread - oh hum!

    @thebookiesoffers - can't seem to see your website address in your profile.

    Perhaps you could post your url and perhaps even say what you are looking to achieve. What is your aim for the site?
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    Coz it was in the SEO forum and I asked for it to be moved ;)

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    Scott-Copywriter

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    sirearl said:
    Me to interesting thing neither william hill or Ladbrokes have been optimized,

    Earl
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    That is interesting. It appears that the majority of the relevency and authority for Ladbrokes is probably coming from backlinks. William Hill has been optimised to a degree.

    'Betting shops' wont get any searches but 'online betting' is hugely competitive, as are most of the other quality search terms for this type of website. "Free bets" has websites in the SERPs with hundreds of thousands of backlinks.

    I have provided a quote for the fundamental SEO work he will need for his website but in my opinion, ranking high for these terms will be a mammoth task and require many many months of time. I'd be highly suspicious of anyone who thinks differently.
     
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    Scott-SCD said:
    That is interesting. It appears that the majority of the relevency and authority for Ladbrokes is probably coming from backlinks. William Hill has been optimised to a degree.

    'Betting shops' wont get any searches but 'online betting' is hugely competitive, as are most of the other quality search terms for this type of website. "Free bets" has websites in the SERPs with hundreds of thousands of backlinks.

    I have provided a quote for the fundamental SEO work he will need for his website but in my opinion, ranking high for these terms will be a mammoth task and require many many months of time. I'd be highly suspicious of anyone who thinks differently.
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    Agree Scott one of the most competative areas on the web,with a big bankroll behind it.I would start off with a niche market till things started to roll,always better to be a big fish in a little pond on the web.

    Earl
     
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