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What’s your economy “go-to” SEO starter pack?
Posted by on September 22, 2025 at 1:53 pmMany potential customers get scared off of doing SEO when they are just starting a new business because of the cost. I've heard it before that if a customer won't put down $2500 and then spend $1000/month that it's not worth their time or mine. I have to think that there's something that can be done to help that person who can only put down $500 and do $100/month. Any thoughts?
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Where are you located?
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Local SEO. Not a physical location? Stick to anything else but SEO.
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We have customers that we do quite a lot for for a few hundred Euro.
So don’t be fooled. SEO does not have to be thousands of dollars.
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If you want a really cheap SEO “starter pack”, focus on two levers: on-page optimization and long-tail content. With an initial $500 you can fix the technical structure (title, meta, speed, schema) and create 5-10 articles targeted on low competition keywords that immediately bring qualified traffic. Then with $100 a month you keep the site alive by publishing 1 new piece of content or updating old ones, so Google sees constant activity. Better little but done well than wasting money on fluff packages.
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I want these people to “go-to” someone else.
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With $500 setup + $100/mo you won’t outrank big players, but you *can* build a clean foundation that grows as budget allows.
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