need confusing SEO words to impress client

"untapped backlinks powered with tiered frontlinks, wheeled sidelinks, pyramidized toplinks, known only to matt cutts, big dog, myself and few aliens"

confusing enough?

Haha...made my day...
It can be a perfect answer to "What is SEO" too.
 
Demonstrate you know more than him, and if you don't, then you shouldn't be trying to get the job. As long as you can demonstrate your skills and intentions are in the right place then you will get the gig. There is no confusion about this...
 
Sounds like he already know more than you!

Oh well, tell him that in order to rank him that using a Flux Capacitor is a MUST!

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Speak Spintax and solve Captchas occasionally. It will convince him you're an expert.
 
And don't forget about to mention about TOP secret methods of getting backlinks from gmail, hotmail, skype messenger etc.
 
I have heard the new troll is changing your avatar and signature.


Ahhh yes, they call that "Trolling with Style"




OP, next time your client starts talking about SEO just scream in his face "SEO?....You can't handle the truth about SEO!"
For full effect, make sure a little spit hits him in the face.

ZsZuKgs
 
"Integrated c-block tier 301 redirect link wheels using url shortener GSA campaigns in conjunction with do following linking root domains are my main grey hat strategy."
 
Ahhh yes, they call that "Trolling with Style"




OP, next time your client starts talking about SEO just scream in his face "SEO?....You can't handle the truth about SEO!"
For full effect, make sure a little spit hits him in the face.

ZsZuKgs




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Demonstrate you know more than him, and if you don't, then you shouldn't be trying to get the job. As long as you can demonstrate your skills and intentions are in the right place then you will get the gig. There is no confusion about this...

This.

You're afraid that if you tell the client some stuff, they will try and do it themselves and you will loose the sale.

Instead of confusing them, try to convince them that the stuff they need to be done is going to take more RESOURCES than they have. YOUR business is catered towards those tasks, and has the resources that THEIR business does not.

Convince them of this. Dont confuse them of anything.
 
just spend a few hours reading posts on this forum
 
It will be launched soon. And forgot to mention the high quality content is written by authors belonging to Shakespeare's lineage.
=)) this one's really good, will be sure to get some content for myself too ahahaha
 
Layout your strategy. Your entire strategy. In excruciating detail. Your client won't copy it. He couldn't be bothered. He doesn't have time. If he has time to do his SEO he's a pretty small fish and probably not worth YOUR time.
 
I have a client that knows some SEO. He knows what a backlink is. He knows how to check a website's backlinks and he can tell if it's white hat or blackhat. and he builds some white hat backlinks for himself.

right now I need some big computer/SEO related terms to tell them to make them impressed and confused. why confused you ask? because if they feel confused, they will believe they cant do it themselves and pay me to do it.

can you give me some ideas? some sentences that sound "techy" and confusing?
"You want rank page good? You give money and I rank page very good, OK?"
 
"Integrated c-block tier 301 redirect link wheels using url shortener GSA campaigns in conjunction with do following linking root domains are my main grey hat strategy."

WE HAVE A WINNER!!!!!

Use this line and you will forsure confuse your client
 
I used these types of words to impress clients:

Skype
Micheal Jackson
cgi-bin
squiggly line
shortcutts (get it?)
anger management
lamp

The most valuable word of all I can give you will cost seven thousand rupees.
 
How about you OP, do you know real SEO to be in that business? I guess the way you want to impress customers by confusing them speaks a lot of your SEO skills.
 
Thanks for the laugh. If you want to land him as a client, make sure he knows what he's getting if he signs on with you. Using fancy bullshit words that he doesn't understand (or does not understand why what you propose will help him get more clients/products sold/etc) does not work.
 
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