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Rankgeek, on another forum they advised against you because you are not number 1 on google for your own site? ??

I don't think I'll get much traffic because of the blog. I only thought it could increase my SEO with keywords and links.

I have a new commercial site. Lots of keywords, no blog. Should I add a weekly unique blog to increase SEO? Then use techniques to link to the blog? Or if I create enough backlinks (using services advertised on this site) is that enough? Thx.

Will be ordering soon.

I am looking for a good content writer. Anyway I can get a review?

Thanks. Do I have to buy the Proxy Suite? Or how would I use this proxy (sorry, never used one before).

Exactly! Akismet is really good.

Very interested. Will be reading the reviews and likely a client once I my site gets a little older (just launched last week).

Are there any recommended PR service companies or it is better to go directly to the 2 large ones written about here?

Nice service is a real plus. But how effective is the service?

I tried various VPN and they only have Toronto and Montreal IP addresses. Is there a proxy to make make my IP come from Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa and other Canadian cities?

Which is most effective to help the SEO for a new site? I hate to have to ask so many questions. Like I wrote, I developed a blog site the 'traditional way' with lots of good content attracting readers and backlinks and reaching very high in my niche. Now I'm starting a purely commercial site...

Thanks Tangy. I've done that before. Blog posts, my own backlinks over several years and achieved success. With this site I won't blog on it. Also, since it's a commercial site I need to get found before people will value it. And...can you recommend a press release service?

Is your service suitable for brand new sites in weak markets? Also, would it be better if I provide the articles?

New site, in a very weak market. Lots of attractive SEO services here. Can anyone recommend a service THEY HAVE USED for a brand new site. Willing to spend for the right service for the right results.