Cheap SEO services are everywhere. All it takes is a couple of spare dollars and you can pay someone to optimize your website, build backlinks, or improve search rankings. But poor SEO performed by cheap operators can hurt your website rankings more than help them.

But just because you can, doesn't mean you should.Mentioned in Today's Episode:

• Affordable SEO Services
• SEO Audit
• SEO Pricing Guide

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When it comes to building links for SEO for eCommerce companies, there are nuances to your link building strategy to consider. In this episode, we discuss the following:

• How SEO for eCommerce websites is both similar and different when it comes to link building.
• Building links to product pages vs. blog posts.
• Differences in link building for various eCommerce content management systems (Shopify vs. BigCommerce vs. Woocommerce for Wordpress).
• Link building to Amazon pages and your Amazon store.

Use these and other tips in our SEO podcast to build links yourself, or simply hire our white hat link building service and allow us to do the heavy lifting for you!

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In this episode we discuss the following:

• Why you should perform a backlink profile analysis
• How frequently you need to be analyzing your backlinks
• What tools you can use when analyzing site backlinks
• How to take actionable steps after analyzing your backlinks
• How you should use your backlink profile analysis to build links in the future

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In this episode, we discuss helpful tools and techniques for launching your own successful SEO agency startup. When looking to start your own SEO agency, there are a few questions you need to ask:

• What industry niche should I initially target?
• What geographic region should I focus on?
• What is the size of the total addressable market for the two questions above?
• Who would be my major competitors?
• How do I intend on marketing my new enterprise?
• Which areas of digital marketing will you focus on? (SEO, SEM, web design, content writing, link building, etc.)

Remember, focus creates wealth, diversification preserves it.

Focus on a geographic niche, industry niche and marketing niche to start. Don't expand until you have your processes in place for that given niche.

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Private Label SEO Services // Website Design & Development // SEO Services

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Scaling your paid and organic SEO efforts, particularly for smaller SEO agencies, often is best served by finding a true partner in your success.

White label SEO resellers allow smaller agencies to leverage their in-house teams to take full advantage of their link building prowess and scale-up without having to scale out an expensive internal team. In this episode, we discuss considerations to take when looking to hire a white label SEO link building agency. We discuss pros, cons and areas of interest when shopping around for a true partner in your clients' online marketing success.

Other helpful pages mentioned in this podcast:

White Label Link Building // Outsourced SEO // SEO Link Building Guide

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Long tail keywords are a part of natural speech and search for information, which search engines have worked toward implementing into their search algorithms and should be a part of your content strategy.

Mentioned in Today's Episode:

• Content Writing Strategy
• Develop Your Link Building Strategy
• Developing New Content For Your Customers
• Long tail Keywords

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In this episode of the SEO podcast, we cover the following specific topics related to local SEO:

• A brief introduction to local SEO
• The benefits of local SEO
• How local SEO is changing

Unlike national SEO, local SEO concerns site optimization for localized businesses in a specific geographic area. In most cases, this could mean smaller, local services businesses for anything from dry cleaners to restaurants and even local services like law firms or dental practices. How you rank for local SEO can be very different from national SEO. For more detail, we suggest taking a look at our extensive guide to local SEO.

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Unfortunately, it's hard to come up with new long-tail keyword ideas that attract significant traffic.

There are many strategies you can use to overcome this and generate dozens of new ideas in relatively short order.

Mentioned in Today's Episode:

• What is successful online marketing
• SEO 101
• Long-tail keywords for seo
• How to Perform Keyword Research with Google Adwords Keyword Tool
• Moz recommends
• Ahrefs' Keyword explorer tool
• Local SEO
• Long-tail keyword research

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The cost of SEO can range greatly, depending on both the on and off-site work that needs done and who you hire to do it. Before you hire an SEO to optimize both on and off-site elements, it will be important to know:

1. What SEO services are included in your SEO price quote?
2. Who will be performing these services (an agency, a freelancer, an in-house SEO, etc.)
3. How much should I pay for SEO services?
4. What should you pay for these services and how should the payments be structured?

This episode covers the services that are typically rendered when you receive an SEO price quote from a given vendor.

We will cover more on SEO pricing in subsequent episodes. What more would you like to see? What additional questions do you have about SEO pricing and SEO pricing models?

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There is a right way and a wrong way to execute on a link building outreach campaign. In this episode of the SEO.co search engine optimization podcast, we discuss strategies to avoid when performing your link building outreach campaigns.

The short answer is be a good neighbor. Doing link building outreach the wrong way ensures you put a blight on your company and the industry at large. It is best to stay above the proverbial fray and keep your outreach emails, sequences and approach personalized and above-board. You also avoid burning your own domain by sending out messages that are surely to be marked and labeled and spam.

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