U$100 p/m SEO Campaign

[plomprspot]

I have set aside U$100 p/m for my SEO budget (it can be U$50 up to U$150, but lets keep it at U$100 for simplicity)

I have a few ideas and thoughts on how to spend it, please commend/advise if you can.

Note: The sites I'm advertising are a mix of adsense and authority sites. I'm mostly looking to become an authority on a few topics/subjects and not make cash. (Hence the low budget).

1) Buy SEONuke or <insert flavor of month here> and let it do all the work
Thought: All the money on one tool, probably not and not using up my whole budget.

2) Outsourse to one of the guys on the forum advertising their all-in-one services.
Thought: In most cases the guys just use one or combine a few tools and call it package service. Not sure if they work and all the gleaming testimonials can be bought on fiverr anyway.

3)
- Get a content writer to create a few aritcles.
- Create my own accounts on the major web 2.0 properties and submit there.
- Ousource a link dripping service (dripable I'm looking for a discount here )and let them drip my properties and lightly drip the main site.
Thoughts: This is may favorite as it will balance unique content, quality and a high number of links.

4) Same as #3 above but buy less articles, use a spinning service and have more content for my web 2.0 properties.
Thoughts: I don't like this one so much as quality of the web 2.0 content goes down the toilet. HOWEVER the keywords and links increase and since nobody reads the web 2.0 property content anyway it might not matter.


So please, any help here appreciated. Or maybe a completely different strategy, I'm open to all suggestions.

 

[neodregan]

Outsource content, do your own link building for optimal results.

 

[plomprspot]

Ok but do ALL link building by myself , even the spammy forums, blogs comments etc?
I don't think there is enough time in the day to do all that manually.

 

[johnnyd77]

1)For unique content you can find some pretty decent writers at 1$ per 500 words.
I won't give you my source here for obvious reason.

2) i'd suggest you to test out by yourself your own linkbuilding strategy so you can learn. That being said, you could do some web 2.0 manually and pay someone to do some complementary links on their side. So you get a diversified linkbuilding and you learn through it.

3) I just tested some linkpushing recently and I had good result with that. You can use the search button on the forum to know more about it, since some people do it differently

4) NEVER blast your money site. Always blast you tier 2 site.

5) Last thing, try to have backlinks from relevant site. SO if you're looking to outsource linkbuilding, you definitly want to look for that.

Hope this can help you. Just be aware of point 4 since i did that mistake once, and you dont want to do it

Johnny

PS: for spammy comment, there is a website called fiverr. You can find those kind of links up there for 5$

 

[plomprspot]

Thanks for that, as for your point 4 ....
Nevery blast or never blast big. I'm thinking like starting 10 or so links par day and maybe build up and do the biugger blasts on the other.

Also if the money site is 10 years old ... would the blasting warning still apply?
I have a 10 yo and a 2 week old site that I'm working on

 

[neodregan]

Ok but do ALL link building by myself , even the spammy forums, blogs comments etc?
I don't think there is enough time in the day to do all that manually.

You're supposed to read between the lines in Internet Marketing. You'll never harness the creativity required if you don't. I mean that you should find a strategy of linkbuilding that works for yourself by doing it manually first. Then once you have a system that works. Then start automating parts of it and outsourcing it to give you MORE time to focus on other things...you know like making more money.

 

[drac313]

I think you can hire free lancers to post your articles in directories for pennies on the dollar some places. Request a gig on fiverr to post to 20 sites or something.

 

[plomprspot]

Neodragan, I was posting at around 3AM my time ... no reading between the lines at that time but I get the message

To that end I'm currently looking at the bot options on this forum, if nothing pans out I'll try my own hand at botting. Having been a programmer for the last +-25 year, my coding skill HAVE to be better them my IM skills. Might just rewrite a bug free seonuke and charge U$20 a month for it.