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Why do people often trust scammers so easily? We reached out to a potential buyer, and he responded, "Your price is too high." Many individuals may not fully grasp the complexities involved in managing guest posting and similar services. I urge all buyers to exercise caution and avoid placing their trust in new sellers too readily.

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Tweekster said:

Why do people often trust scammers so easily? We reached out to a potential buyer, and he responded, "Your price is too high." Many individuals may not fully grasp the complexities involved in managing guest posting and similar services. I urge all buyers to exercise caution and avoid placing their trust in new sellers too readily.

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Yeah everyone wants to venture into it without proper channels, they will end up scamming the buyer at the end of the day. These services come at a price.

Tell your potential customer that you could always do it for 2x the price.



Besides some customers will never purchase anything high ticket.

Even if you used the most slickest copy with all the ethically-used scarcity and urgency tactics.

That's just the nature of the game.

Plenty of people out there who would love to buy your service/product.

Focus on them instead.

I discovered many customers would rather go for lies, and cheap stuff that turns out scamming

Many sellers also used words to hide the real value of a service
Most services are actually worthless but made to look like real value to several newbies

Just establish contact, demonstrate your expertise and opinion, wait until someone deceives them and the client loses money - they will return to you. This has been working for a very long time, and the funny thing is that nothing changes.

It must be difficult offering a service on BHW, where people undercut you and buyers buy from them. It could be a lack of education on the part of guest post sellers though. What is the actual cost of a guest post (i mean who really has the answer to this) ? What makes your offering so unique? How organised are you and can you demonstrate your level of authenticity?

If you're competion is using poor technique in whatever area, where you don't how do people know that? Do you update your sales thread regualrly with that information? Do you regualrly post insights or techniques related to guest posts and seo management?

I'm on a mission to get everyone to dump their crappy ai blogs, in the favour of something they feel passionaite about. (Lets face it nobody feels passionaite about updating a blog that litterally hardly moves in terms of traffic, interactivity, and development)

Everytime i read about people starting blogs with 10 posts, and expecting traffic and millions of visitors in their first month, of their "unique ai blog about Labrador dog care", or if they should start in the first place. I take my industry knoweldge, which confirms that people are moving away from "anonymous blog experts" and prefering the interactive experiance with chat bots.

No point in posting once every 6 months "Hey the market is shit, cause of scammers" What are you doing in between all the time to educate your potential clients. People don't just come on BHW day 1 and buy a guest post from someone or not. There is careful planning and consideration that goes into it.

I don't read the HAF and WTB too much, but if thats where you posting all the time, then you missing the general forum traffic, and the quality of your content, name, and signature.


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More quality posts on the benefits and considerations that people are asking about in general with regards to guest posts by experts, to guide potential buyers on the forum would be welcome by everyone here.

Its true but also remember that not every customer is right for you and your price acts as a filter to make sure you only get customers who are a good fit for your services. You have to accept that to some people your prices might be too high and to some they might be too low. The customers who consider your price acceptable are your ideal customers and you should focus on them.

I mentioned the situation involving the scammer and the buyer. The scammer believes that if the buyer has made a payment, then we must have provided a low-quality post.
On the other hand, the buyer thinks the seller will deliver a high-quality post for a certain amount of money.

They both misunderstand the pricing; it's a set price per post, and new sellers often don't realize what constitutes a high-quality post.

Been freelancing for more than 10 years so yeah I feel you... I try to avoid people who undervalue my service, haggle too much, because usually they bring lots of trouble... and working for such clients drag down my work quality, which I don't want to.

Some buyers are always trying to find the cheapest option and thus sometimes fall for scams. Not that the expensive options can't be scams as well. Buying services always involves a level of risk and there is not way to fully avoid that. Selling services also comes with some risks.