Looking to give an ongoing seo campaign to 2 businesses targeted to local areas only (any city in UK is fine.)
These would be 100% free but a link would be placed in the footer of the site, saying something like "SEO performed by and then a link to my site" and also feel free to recommend my services when you are ranked #1 for your keywords!
Also I would be using your business's information during the case study, so it would all be public, so there would need to be no problems with this.
This would be a full service, all from keyword research, seo audit, on page optimisation, local link building, Google maps listings and everything included to increase your rankings rapidly.
I would do a "quote" for you, but this is simply to help me establish what the ROI would have been at the end of the campaign.
I would be looking to rank you within 4 weeks, 6 weeks at most.
So if that is all okay I'm only taking on 2 and both have to be local!
I might also consider a national/brand case study in a few weeks time too.
Give me a PM if you fit this criteria and would like to take me up on this offer. Include your website, any current keywords and city/location.
Thanks
Tom.
Tom Buckland SEO Consultant
How about the forum? I'm game on We've actually been here before: The Forum SEO Challenge Back in 2010 an SEO firm Innocent Advertising did a similar thing. To be fair they (he) achieved pretty good results in quite a short time, in an age when creating lots of spammy articles, anchor text and multitudes of low value links was in vogue and worked very well. This is back in the day when anyone could wake up one day and declare themselves an SEO, with no skill or professionalism required, just a Digital Point and Warrior Forum account But the short termism approach was fundamentally flawed and I spent a few painful months disavowing and clearing up their mess when the forum was on it's old domain. Thanks Innocent for ducking those emails and burying your head So in this modern age of Google Panda's, Penguins, Hummingbirds and Structured Data can modern SEO's actually deliver a viable long term strategy, that conforms to best practices and meets Googles TOS? More importantly is fully auditable and accountable to the client, so any progress can be closely monitored. Be quite an interesting challenge, be sure to generate plenty of publicity and if the results were positive within an agreed amount of time, I might even put my hand in my pocket
Hmm, this sounds good... Could you give me a direct email Steve so we could talk about keywords/timescale etc. Thanks Tom.
“How about the forum? I'm game on
We've actually been here before: The Forum SEO Challenge Back in 2010 an SEO firm Innocent Advertising did a similar thing. To be fair they (he) achieved pretty good results in quite a short time, in an age when creating lots of spammy articles, anchor text and multitudes of low value links was in vogue and worked very well. This is back in the day when anyone could wake up one day and declare themselves an SEO, with no skill or professionalism required, just a Digital Point and Warrior Forum account But the short termism approach was fundamentally flawed and I spent a few painful months disavowing and clearing up their mess when the forum was on it's old domain. Thanks Innocent for ducking those emails and burying your head So in this modern age of Google Panda's, Penguins, Hummingbirds and Structured Data can modern SEO's actually deliver a viable long term strategy, that conforms to best practices and meets Googles TOS? More importantly is fully auditable and accountable to the client, so any progress can be closely monitored. Be quite an interesting challenge, be sure to generate plenty of publicity and if the results were positive within an agreed amount of time, I might even put my hand in my pocket
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