How easy is it to transfer the domain off of yahoo or 1&1 sitebuilder to carry over to the new site, or do you suggest them to get a new domain altogether? Also do you then charge them a monthly hosting fee afterwards and set them up on one of your own servers?
I prefer godaddy, their setup is very nice, and I have found a site that gives coupon codes(updated daily) that let me buy domains for $7 new(sometimes a lot cheaper) and $8 for renewal. Can't really beat that.
My site is now #2 for the main keyword and #4 for the secondary keyword.
Outranked a few sites that had been in the game for far longer than I have, and there are still 8 days left on my campaign.
Will definitely purchase from you guys again!
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The articles are great, real PR blogs with unique articles in each, can't really be beaten.
My link has jumped to around 3/4 steady now for the 2 main keywords in my campaign.
The best part is, my campaign is on slow drip, started on july 9th and goes until...
Received my 3 articles, and they were great!
I paid for 3, 600 word articles, and I couldn't be happier with the results.
The content is relevant and unique, and in perfect english.
Would definitely suggest this service again, I am sure I will use it again.
Just ordered the $100 pack.
I used 4 keywords on 1 link, but used a drip of 30 days.
Hoping I can bump up to the first page on a few of these keywords, I was very close on some already.
And also the competition for these keywords are all LOW, so hopefully there should be good results.
I'll do it, I've sold a few sites there, even sold my "network" of 3 sites back in the day for around $20k.
Add me on skype or PM me your email. (currently don't have enough posts to PM)
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