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How do I improve off-site SEO? I’m trying to hire someone but no idea what to look for
How do I know what kind of person to hire? I’m not very technically skilled nor do I have the time to learn it myself so I need to get someone else to do it. Are these $50-80 packages on fiverr and stuff legit?
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Stay away from any of these low priced packages from Fiverr/Upwork. You need someone to build you real links through outreach which can be quite pricy. The middle range can be somewhere between $50-100 per link and top end $300-500. It might be worth it to learn how to reach out yourself and save on the middle man.
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Stay away from those shitty packages.
What do you do? You can message me directly if you want and I can give you some quick no BS advice.
I work for an agency so I’ve seen it all.
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Stay faaaaar away from those packages. Those usually provide spammy, low-value backlinks that will just end up being links from forums or blognetworks that are either useless or carry the risk of penalty. If they provide anything at all. With some projects I’ve seen them just mailing me .txt-files full of domains but no URLs or links or aaaaanything to validate what they even did.
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first of all. person/agency who carrying ON Page SEO work of your industry/product can give you off-page service also. if they are not offering your off-page SEO, I can do it for you because nowadays I am doing off-page SEO for five clients.
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If you hire a person to do something you don’t understand then how will you know if he has delivered or not?
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It’s possible to do on your own. Depending on the industry, I can usually dig up anywhere from 1-5 backlink via guest posts a month. It can be harder for more technical industries, I work with a dog trainer and it’s a cake walk (easy industry to blog for). As a personal rule I never pay to get my posts listed on a site. As far as sites like fivver and upwork, you will get trash low effort work for your investment. At the scale and speed these hacks provide links, the risk for a penalty from Google is low but the chance your wasting your time/money is high
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guest posts are ok… I really like Brian Dean’s Skyscraper method.. create a better piece of content and audit the page 1 links.. reach out to all those sites and make a pitch… You can hire someone off upwork for cheap usually..
Make sure the content is linkable… outdated resource pages are great and easy pitches 🙂
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