Any experience with SEO service providers here?
- Thread starter moccc
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- Apr 13, 2013
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You might want to take a look at the reviews and see how they stack up. Chances are most of them will do what they advertise so take your pick.
SainaGroup
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- Apr 20, 2015
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There are some sellers that offer Rank or Money Back ,so you can read the reviews and select one of them .
I think most of their reviews are fake.
American Trends
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- Mar 14, 2014
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I can do complete SEO for you at some affordable price, just hit me up on skype: americantrends
miang21
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- Jul 31, 2015
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My step for chosing the right provider ..
1. Check The Shit List
2. Read Their Reviews ( not the good one ),how they take care complaint from buyer .
3. Be spesific for your requirement order details .make sure they agree with that .
4. Preferred seo company ..
5. Always keep in touch with them ...
1. Check The Shit List
2. Read Their Reviews ( not the good one ),how they take care complaint from buyer .
3. Be spesific for your requirement order details .make sure they agree with that .
4. Preferred seo company ..
5. Always keep in touch with them ...
Also plenty of shit sellers
- Nov 10, 2013
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Beware of people who promise unrealistic results. Have a look through the comments left by purchasers of the service for any warning signs.
- Sep 10, 2010
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WHat are you looking for? SEO is not a single service. I have taken from a few (a very few to be frank. I don't require too much of those in my job) of them and never found anyone bad. It depends on what you are looking for. Suppose you want to rank a company site. Now, if you go to a seller that sells you the cheapest xrumer blasts, you are not going to be on the winning side... as an exmple.
most services are a way to get rich so nobody has your best interest in mind but to be honest some of them provide decent work so you have to contact them and inquiry about the things you want. for example i buy PBN links for generic and LSI keywords while i use my own BCN for money keywords. if you are here for a long time you will sometimes encounter some providers that offer excellent work.
- Mar 21, 2013
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Have bought tens of services from BHW members. It's hard to single one out and recommend it because we're all members here on equal terms. My advice is look for the ones who are longer in business, with the oldest threads and with great reviews. I'm sure you'll get great results from those.
EatSleepSEO
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You need to look past the "eye catching threads" when choosing an SEO provider, you're hiring someone to provide you with SEO not design services. Your best bet is to look at the reviews from the users who have ordered and take a look at the results they've had from that provider. This is the best indicator of if the seller is worth trying out or not.
Anonoptimization
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Be wary of anything that sounds spammy, if someone's blasting you with hundreds of links or putting spun content on 'public' networks that could get a penalty at some point so heads up. Better to get a few high quality links than tons of junky ones.
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There's some scammers on BHW selling retarded links from www.meetup.com.
They dont tell you the website before you order. They make it a secret and instead, they promise things like: "One DA 94/PR 9 Do-Follow Contextual Link You Don?t Have!"
And they claim that "you have to be a paying member and be active online & offline as well"
Silly penishead me, of course purchased one of these links, not knowing it would end up on fucking www.meetup.com - a website any person can register and post a link for free. I paid $60 for the honour of having a link from meetup.com thanks this scammer.
24 hours until I can officially shitlist him. Gonna play with some gifs in the meantime.
They dont tell you the website before you order. They make it a secret and instead, they promise things like: "One DA 94/PR 9 Do-Follow Contextual Link You Don?t Have!"
And they claim that "you have to be a paying member and be active online & offline as well"
Silly penishead me, of course purchased one of these links, not knowing it would end up on fucking www.meetup.com - a website any person can register and post a link for free. I paid $60 for the honour of having a link from meetup.com thanks this scammer.
24 hours until I can officially shitlist him. Gonna play with some gifs in the meantime.