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The best way to ensure a solid return on your website investment is to employ the services of a SEO firm with a proven track record of success, knowledge of current and cutting edge techniques and experience working with the business community.

]]> by: Internet Hosting http://www.johnon.com/311/seo-scams.html#comment-130156 Tue, 16 Mar 2010 12:12:46 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/311/seo-scams.html#comment-130156 I would also expect an honest presentation of attainable results, but I guess that there lies a problem for “honest” SEO sales. It’s a much harder sell when you tell people they have to wait for results, especially when I could have “top-10 rankings for 99.95″ just by sending someone my url… I guess the saying “when the student is ready, the teacher appears” applies here as well. The right client will understand it takes some work and will find the right consultant for him. For the SEO looking for clients, I guess all you can do is tell your side of the story. At the end of the day, that’s how I founf your blog and why I kept reading your posts… I would also expect an honest presentation of attainable results, but I guess that there lies a problem for “honest” SEO sales. It’s a much harder sell when you tell people they have to wait for results, especially when I could have “top-10 rankings for 99.95″ just by sending someone my url…

I guess the saying “when the student is ready, the teacher appears” applies here as well. The right client will understand it takes some work and will find the right consultant for him. For the SEO looking for clients, I guess all you can do is tell your side of the story. At the end of the day, that’s how I founf your blog and why I kept reading your posts…

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]]> by: Alex http://www.johnon.com/311/seo-scams.html#comment-111198 Sun, 06 Apr 2008 05:38:14 +0000 http://www.johnon.com/311/seo-scams.html#comment-111198 Kudos on explaining why some SEOs also want to work with clients. Satisfaction can come in different forms... I'm an experienced SEO/SEM and I'm considering work with clients so I'm finding myself in new and somewhat unfamiliar territory. Kudos on explaining why some SEOs also want to work with clients. Satisfaction can come in different forms… I’m an experienced SEO/SEM and I’m considering work with clients so I’m finding myself in new and somewhat unfamiliar territory.

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