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nguyend408

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Has anyone completely out sourced their SEO? For instance, they call the shots and hire people to do it.

Of course, in order to call the shots, you need to know what you're doing...

I'm thinking fiverr completely outsourcing..

Any help would be cool

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I tried outsourcing SEO meaning you pay per result, but you end up fighting with them as they never deliver what they promise. I outsource my SEO, but I call the shots and decide what needs to be done.
 
thanks for the post... Check your Pm
 
Yeah for offline clients that target real easy keywords I manually build my 1st level tier then outsource the rest.

Build multi level tiers:

1 - . Build web 2.0 manually, with unique quality content.

Use fiver or Service forum here on BHW to Bookmark your Manually built Web 2.0

2 - Option 1. (Use uberbblog creator to build Multi Web 2.0 properties for tier 2.
Option 2. 2nd tier buy quality High PR links (head over to http://www.blackhatlinks.com/)

3 - 3rd tier buy Quality lnks from (http://www.blackhatlinks.com/)

4 - 4th tier blast the 2nd and 3rd tier with the Cheap links. ( http://www.blackhatlinks.com/) Or you can also sign up to http://backlinksgenie.com/ or http://drippable.com/ ( page is down?) for blasting your lower tiers.

then ping them & about a week or 2 do a basic link push from linkpushing.net

Then use fiverr gigs for diverse links.

this is an abridged version of my seo blue print that I do, I left out what gigs I use on fiverr.
 
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outsourcing everything will be taking a large risk, sort of like going to a mechanic for your car. You need to know that the guy is honest and good, and this will be tough if you do not know seo and/or programming.
 
ejrussell said:
outsourcing everything will be taking a large risk, sort of like going to a mechanic for your car. You need to know that the guy is honest and good, and this will be tough if you do not know seo and/or programming.
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Very.. true.. I guess this is wear you need to build a good team...
 
NawtyAtNight said:
Yeah for offline clients that target real easy keywords I manually build my 1st level tier then outsource the rest.

Build multi level tiers:

1 - . Build web 2.0 manually, with unique quality content.

Use fiver or Service forum here on BHW to Bookmark your Manually built Web 2.0

2 - Option 1. (Use uberbblog creator to build Multi Web 2.0 properties for tier 2.
Option 2. 2nd tier buy quality High PR links (head over to http://www.blackhatlinks.com/)

3 - 3rd tier buy Quality lnks from (http://www.blackhatlinks.com/)

4 - 4th tier blast the 2nd and 3rd tier with the Cheap links. ( http://www.blackhatlinks.com/) Or you can also sign up to http://backlinksgenie.com/ or http://drippable.com/ ( page is down?) for blasting your lower tiers.

then ping them & about a week or 2 do a basic link push from linkpushing.net

Then use fiverr gigs for diverse links.

this is an abridged version of my seo blue print that I do, I left out what gigs I use on fiverr.
Click to expand...


Sounds like you only outsource links pointing to your tier 1... I'm guessing this is a very safe method
 
yeah, I guess, but the seo blue print i use depends on the keyword im targeting.
I outsource most but not all my seo work.
 
The key thing is to diversify. Also once you do find something that is reliable and helps you move up in the rankings stick with it.
 
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