The Ultimate SEO package

So I've been working a lot on SEO lately and have experienced the boundaries as far as blackhat is concerned. I've realized that link wheels can get you banned and that link pyramids are the only natural looking SEO that still fools Google. I have perfected a strategy and am thinking of charging $300 for it (well below the monthly fees of established SEO companies). Any idea on pricing would be great. Any comments on tweaking it would be greatly appreciated!

Step 1:

Social bookmark URL x 100
.edu profile sites x 50
5 unique articles created and submitted 5 times (no content duplication)

Step 2:
10 web 2.0 sites created with links to URL
3 unique press releases submitted to 10 press release outlets
100 social bookmarks to each web 2.0 site (1000 total)
video created from PPT with stock images and submitted to 20 video sites

Step 3:
15 web 2.0 sites created with links to Step 2 web 2.0
1 unique article duplicated, spun and submitted to 20 article sites
1000 links pointing to web 2.0 sites (15,000 total)
1000 links pointing to article sites (20,000 total)
Xrummer 10,000 links to different sites in level 3.


This represents a solid link pyramid with added press releases, videos and unique articles to make it fool proof.

Let me know what you think!

Hi there,
you are planning to charge $300 per month or $300 per order?

Regards

Looks solid, but check out the competition first! No reason in overpricing yourself and not getting any sales as a result.

Always check what competitors (if any) are pricing themselves at. Make sure your margins make sense, and launch!

Im charging a one off fee of $300 - not monthly. I know there are automated services out there, but article creation etc. takes time.

SuperLinks said:

Looks solid, but check out the competition first! No reason in overpricing yourself and not getting any sales as a result.

Always check what competitors (if any) are pricing themselves at. Make sure your margins make sense, and launch!

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Thanks - I'll make sure it makes financial sense to everyone including me.

It does look decent, but as people have mentioned in this thread: check the competition out. You might want to look into outsourcing this by having a small group of reliable, 1$/hour workers who can sign up for web 2.0s and whatnot.

I agree... $300 is a bit high. But... if you can get people to bite.. more power to you.

I could do the same package with unique content in all the web 2.0 properties at a similar price. So i guess you need to rework your pricing, especially if there is little unique content in the package.