Honestly likes don't mean shit and neither do followers if you bought them. Social media is a paid game now. Learn to run ads and use it for paid traffic.
Like David said, be careful with ******** sitewide links in the side bar. Google has been penalizing those for about a year now. I would stick to text or native ads.
You don't have to share contributors, clients or examples to share pricing. The real reason you're doing this is to change the prices based off the people you talk to ;)
This is the real answer. That and selling tools/services carries no risk to the seller. If it doesn't work, it's not your problem. This is why I find that most SEO's are full of shit (not you specifically).
I see your point but there are a lot of big name SEO companies that sell services to their clients and use different tactics to rank their site. It's complete crap.
I actually emailed Arianna herself and got a response within 8 minutes!
It took the editor over a week to get back to me after Arianna cc'ed her. Go figure haha
It depends on the site and who you buy from. Ive seen people on here try to sell a single Huff link for $1000...
But I'm a contributor at these sites so it costs me $0 :)
Honestly it's almost impossible to rank for anything with just onpage SEO alone. Don't expect content and meta tags to get you anywhere. Everyone does that. You links and a lot of them
If the huff article is actually do-index and do-follow then huff will link to them internally from one of their sections. It will build plenty of internal links and gain PA after a month or two. No need to spam it with tier 2 or 3 links.
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