white hat seo using upwork/fiverr

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I have an ecommerce store and have been talking to a few seo agencies.
They all seem to employ similar techniques such as the skyscraper technique,
broken backlinks etc etc Then out reach to get links
Some charging $100 an hour for this or more even with me coming up with the content.

If i am coming up with the content anyways, i'm thinking i can use Ahrefs for good link prospects and
outsource the link outreach to upwork/fiverr.
I would come up with the wording of the emails and follow up emails.
Is it possible to get good quality results this way.

I know upwork/fiverr have the reputation of getting spammy low DA backlinks but if i am filtering
the prospects by DA authority and doing all the content it seems that this method could work
for quality links?
 
Unless you know what you're doing, I'd avoid fiverr completely.

Most of the sites are junk. I've seen high DA/DR sites with high traffic, that are worthless in terms of SEO. They either have spammy backlink profiles and/or are ranking for spammy keywords - that are not relevant to the site.

Either learn to do it yourself or pay someone to do it properly.

You could try posting in the Hire a Freelancer section here.
 
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Since you're willing to do most of the heavy lifting (creating the content, building the prospect list, writing the email templates), the rest is pretty much just outreach which can definitely be outsourced to a VA. I'd go with Upwork over Fiverr for VAs though. That way, your VA just needs to personalize the emails based on who you're sending them to and manage the conversations.
 
I have an ecommerce store and have been talking to a few seo agencies.
They all seem to employ similar techniques such as the skyscraper technique,
broken backlinks etc etc Then out reach to get links
Some charging $100 an hour for this or more even with me coming up with the content.

If i am coming up with the content anyways, i'm thinking i can use Ahrefs for good link prospects and
outsource the link outreach to upwork/fiverr.
I would come up with the wording of the emails and follow up emails.
Is it possible to get good quality results this way.

I know upwork/fiverr have the reputation of getting spammy low DA backlinks but if i am filtering
the prospects by DA authority and doing all the content it seems that this method could work
for quality links?


fine for content writing but otherwise its a waste of money SEO advice the true advice is worth gold, do you think I would sell this for $10 or even 200
 
So you need link from Fobes right?
 
I have an ecommerce store and have been talking to a few seo agencies.
They all seem to employ similar techniques such as the skyscraper technique,
broken backlinks etc etc Then out reach to get links
Some charging $100 an hour for this or more even with me coming up with the content.

If i am coming up with the content anyways, i'm thinking i can use Ahrefs for good link prospects and
outsource the link outreach to upwork/fiverr.
I would come up with the wording of the emails and follow up emails.
Is it possible to get good quality results this way.

I know upwork/fiverr have the reputation of getting spammy low DA backlinks but if i am filtering
the prospects by DA authority and doing all the content it seems that this method could work
for quality links?

Youre better off getting a VA or hiring through Upwork.
 
99% people on fiverr they dont know how to do seo/digital marketing.
Recently i posted on a project based on guest post
People send me offer of social bookmark, social media, web 2.0, onpage seo
 
Honestly, one can't tell exactly how much you can sell it for. You have to test and see what the market demands on it.

If it really worked u wouldn't tell anyone and you would do it yourself...any monkey in a tree can find Shi*t to sell.
 
99% people on fiverr they dont know how to do seo/digital marketing.
Recently i posted on a project based on guest post
People send me offer of social bookmark, social media, web 2.0, onpage seo
That's true, but not everyone, that's why we need to filter.
 
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