How to find potential SEO clients ?

Before doing SEO, you should do a good job of keyword research and then write high-quality article content to attract natural traffic.
 
I just built my site two months ago and now I get an average of one SEO email a day! I haven't replied yet。
On my social media, they keep coming too, and as usual I haven't replied.

I desperately need an SEO professional to help me.

The hardest thing in this world is finding the right person, but I know I'll find them!

I truly believe that the best marketing is word-of-mouth marketing. When you do a great job for your customers, they’ll be more than happy to spread the word about you. Word-of-mouth is the best kind of marketing!
 
I just built my site two months ago and now I get an average of one SEO email a day! I haven't replied yet。
On my social media, they keep coming too, and as usual I haven't replied.

I desperately need an SEO professional to help me.

The hardest thing in this world is finding the right person, but I know I'll find them!

I truly believe that the best marketing is word-of-mouth marketing. When you do a great job for your customers, they’ll be more than happy to spread the word about you. Word-of-mouth is the best kind of marketing!
Why bother with SEO at all? This is dying "knowledge" not useful any more.
 
May be Scrapebox with website hits or even Alexa?

You already answered your question. Your best bet is to find those with ahrefs / semrush, as you will need a detailed and valid customer.

There is no point in finding a traffic website to get sales. You must understand the potential and how to improve, and then you will have to contact them. Therefore, I guess the way you are thinking is just fine. That way, you can offer a high-quality service.
 
Why bother with SEO at all? This is dying "knowledge" not useful any more.
Interesting.....

If you were setting up a new website, would you forget SEO altogether and focus on alternative sources of traffic?
 
I prefer to work with large companies that offer competitive compensation, rather than spending hours trying to satisfy small clients with limited budgets. In my experience, once you start doing business with major clients, you realize that less informed clients often have unrealistic expectations about SEO.

Linkedin is a great place to start finding clients
I would elaborate a bit:
1) Find CVs or CEOs on LinkedIn and sell your pitch
2) Grow your Business LinkedIn file and get attention from others (this is LinkedIn SEO)
 
Hello there

I was wondering how to find websites that has posted 50 - 100 pages / articles but don't get much or any trafic.

In fact, I know two methods :
1) Reverse engineering tools like Ahrefs and Semrush by manipulating filters
2) Searching for some keywords, and looking for websites on pages 2,3,4...

Any other clue ?
To find potential SEO customers interested in your product, you should determine the topics related to your product that users are interested in, for example, come up with many different topics to write about. related content, find keywords, analyze and write content according to keywords that are most searched by users. Be persistent and know a lot of useful content and one day you will attract the potential customers you expect. My personal opinion for you, wish you good luck and achieve success.!
 
I like competition so I have to always learn how to attract customers
 
50-100 articles and no traffic are mostly wanna be bloggers. Not "clients" willing to pay.
Find real business who want more business more money.
Appart from 2 methods you mentioned try Google maps, yelp, yellow pages etc.
Yeah, agree with your point my friend. I would suggest to get local clients just by analyzing based on Google map results which gives you profitable clients.
 
You probably need to take a well-rounded approach until you hone in on what works best for you. So incorporate cold outreach, offer an incentive for referrals, and also market your results through case studies.
 
Hello there

I was wondering how to find websites that has posted 50 - 100 pages / articles but don't get much or any trafic.

In fact, I know two methods :
1) Reverse engineering tools like Ahrefs and Semrush by manipulating filters
2) Searching for some keywords, and looking for websites on pages 2,3,4...

Any other clue ?
Want to find websites with 50-100 pages but low traffic? Use Ahrefs/Semrush filters for low authority+ 50-100 indexed pages, or check page count with ''site: example.com'' on Google. Verify traffic with Similarweb/Ubersuggest. The broken link method is also great-find broken pages in your niche and see wich sites link to them. These sites usually have many pages but low traffic, making them ideal targets.
 
Just put yourself out there. Marketing yourself is the hardest part, just make sure that your portfolio is golden if looking to hook tech-wise people.
 
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