clothears60
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- Dec 22, 2010
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Looks like a great service, i will def use next month.
cheers
cheers
Hey guys, i will leave a short review since i dont like to chit-chat around too much. The service gives results and thats what matters the most. If you have any questions, george is almost always online on skype and will be glad to help you with everything you want to know
This is a screenshot of my ranking where you can see its going into the right direction:
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I will keep using the service, if they can keep up the quality of work!
One of the best all around services I have seen in a while.
You get Quality at a good price that is delivered on time.
For me that's all I ask for. Thanks again for a great service Vita Rank.
Looks like a great service, i will def use next month.
cheers
MY REVIEW
I noticed a few reviews on here that talked about the rankings and stuff, which are areally decent. My top keyword is at position 5 after four weeks and we started on the 4th page.
The really awesome thing about this system is the service though. These guys are online 24/7, I spoke to taktical on the phone (how often does a BHW member do that?) and they answered emails within a few hours.
You don't get this kind of service anywhere on BHW. I don't have any clients but I def want to start looking for some now, and Tak even said he'd be willing to get on the phone with them to help me sell.
They also have a email list where they send out tips and tricks on landing new clients. Its all really hands on and they actually invest in you, which I love.
Can't wait to go land some clients!!!!
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Just ordered Sale: # 4973225835
Will post a review here after a few months.......
I'm interested in white labeling your hands off seo services for my offline clients because of the sick reputation you have here I'm sort of walking into this already confident. I have a few concerns though, I offer my clients a ranking and website analysis report that includes a brief analysis on their main keyword - do I have to pay to utilize generating that information (in your offer under "features") or do you work something else out?
I don't know shit about seo - I'm a sales person but I'm moving into offering seo because there is an demand. Is this truly hands off? Will I need to buy content, or other components to make this work? To get my client sites to rank?
You say you need to analyze the site to determine how long it might take to rank - that's awesome. When do you typically get back to us when we forward you the necessary information? What is all the necessary information you'll need for that and to start?
do you need their facebook, twitter, youtube, account user name and passwords to do a campaign?
If I'm willing to pay extra can you provide guidance or answer some noob questions as they come up? I want to do the best I can for my clients so I don't mind and you can call it a consultation fee. Thanks.
Just wanted to say thanks for taking time to answer all the questions I had about the service and for being so accommodating on my requests. It's by far the best customer service I have experienced in this industry.
Love the fact that I can communicate directly with the owners and project managers.
Well George and Taktical, you guys sure had me sold! Signed up for a package. Am looking forward to the updates and will put in a proper review here after a month.
Cheers mate!
ok, here's my question: i had two meetings with potential clients who are waiting for proposals/recommendations from me in a couple days, and i've got another two meetings with different clients scheduled this week (i've got some serious professional credentials that allows me to get access to people like this, but my seo knowledge, while way beyond where they are, is nowhere near where you guys are). i don't want to damage my reputation by giving inconsistent advice, and these folks are savvy...they can smell bs a light-year away.
so here's the dilemma: obviously i don't want to shell out my own $ on a package for each yet in hopes that they will sign, but at the same time, after having to tell them something in order to close the deals, i don't want to hand it to you guys and then have to come back to them, realizing i screwed up, with a different set of recommendations/keywords.
some of their site needs are systemic, and probably involve some website changes (extra pages added, etc), i realize you don't have time to do 'pro bono' stuff, but i'm stuck between a solid service on offer, and a solid client who wants some info that i probably can't provide...what to do?
ok, here's my question: i had two meetings with potential clients who are waiting for proposals/recommendations from me in a couple days, and i've got another two meetings with different clients scheduled this week (i've got some serious professional credentials that allows me to get access to people like this, but my seo knowledge, while way beyond where they are, is nowhere near where you guys are). i don't want to damage my reputation by giving inconsistent advice, and these folks are savvy...they can smell bs a light-year away.
so here's the dilemma: obviously i don't want to shell out my own $ on a package for each yet in hopes that they will sign, but at the same time, after having to tell them something in order to close the deals, i don't want to hand it to you guys and then have to come back to them, realizing i screwed up, with a different set of recommendations/keywords.
some of their site needs are systemic, and probably involve some website changes (extra pages added, etc), i realize you don't have time to do 'pro bono' stuff, but i'm stuck between a solid service on offer, and a solid client who wants some info that i probably can't provide...what to do?
OK, just had a loooong chat with George, i mean LONG! Anyway, we discussed a number of sites that I had questions about from the owners, and he gave clear, actionable advice that i could then take back in to the clients to seal the deal when we meet next. Even when I was moving on to the next site, he would say 'Um, wait...let me check something' and then reveal a weakness or a gap in the site that I'd glossed over. It is the difference between doing a job and doing a job right. Anyway, outstanding customer support so far, and I'm really looking forward to working with these guys. If any of you are on the fence about whether or not to try white label stuff, you should seriously drop them a pm and find out more.
Hey Christianbed,
I've sold over 100 clients in my career, I have no problem walking you through this or even jumping on a call as your project manager!
What other service out there provides this seriously?
Going drop you a msg soon Taktical.
Can I just clarify on the reseller plan - are these packages suitable for only one client at a time, and we choose a package level depending on their size/needs, or can we use them across multiple clients?