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no, I think payment should be made on the terms like number of backlinks and guest posting or pbn
Should Off-Page SEO Clients Pay for Results or Completed Work?
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- Nov 20, 2019
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A hybrid payment model works best for seo. Results-only payment is risky due to seo uncertainties, work-only payment lacks performance incentives. Combine a base fee with performance bonuses to align interests.
- Dec 2, 2015
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When you are selling your website for lets say 30x monthly profit, should buyer pay you after 30 months after he earn money back and you transfer him a webaite at the first month?
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It's all up to you and your agreement with the client. You can be flexible.
I've done both, and was willing to shoulder the risk for a "payment upon results" deal, because I was confident in achieving the goal for the client, plus it was a hefty sum we agreed on.
Long story short: Both parties kept to their end of the deal, results were surpassed, project was a great success.
I've done both, and was willing to shoulder the risk for a "payment upon results" deal, because I was confident in achieving the goal for the client, plus it was a hefty sum we agreed on.
Long story short: Both parties kept to their end of the deal, results were surpassed, project was a great success.
- May 13, 2021
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Off-page SEO clients should pay for completed work rather than results. SEO outcomes depend on many unpredictable factors, like algorithm changes, making guarantees risky. Paying for effort—link building, content placement—ensures fair compensation for work done, regardless of immediate ranking impact.
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By structure, paying for SEO results is like requiring the contractor to not only create your office building, but requiring him to guarantee the success of the business. Putting the foundation together is not the same thing as keeping the site fresh, dealing with algo updates, revising the content or other elements subsequently needed to maintain ranking and engagement.