Post by samuel on Feb 27, 2014 8:39:14 GMT
Hello,
I recently spent about $800 on an SEO package from SubmitEdge and it seemed to work very well. The campaign got me into #2 on Google for a pretty decent keyword (rated "highly competitive" at 57% by the SEOmoz keyword analysis tool). I used about 1/3 of the package on that specific keyword. My site is only PR 2 at the moment, so the strength of the root domain didn't have much to do with these results.
Now I'm considering purchasing their "advanced link building" campaign: www.submitedge.com/link-building-service.html. It looks like they spread the link building out over a full 12 months.
Any opinions on this? Does anyone have direct experience with SubmitEdge that they can share? Or any reports of being banned for using their services? Also, does Google consider this service to be white hat?
Is it safe to assume that if the first package with them worked, additional services through them are a good investment?
The site I'm trying to boost is a pretty high quality blog. It's relatively new (about 8 months now). People share the articles via social media quite a bit, but I never seem to get many natural backlinks. Occasionally I'll get one from a decent site. Which is why I'm now trying to outsource the SEO.
Any help is appreciated!
I recently spent about $800 on an SEO package from SubmitEdge and it seemed to work very well. The campaign got me into #2 on Google for a pretty decent keyword (rated "highly competitive" at 57% by the SEOmoz keyword analysis tool). I used about 1/3 of the package on that specific keyword. My site is only PR 2 at the moment, so the strength of the root domain didn't have much to do with these results.
Now I'm considering purchasing their "advanced link building" campaign: www.submitedge.com/link-building-service.html. It looks like they spread the link building out over a full 12 months.
Any opinions on this? Does anyone have direct experience with SubmitEdge that they can share? Or any reports of being banned for using their services? Also, does Google consider this service to be white hat?
Is it safe to assume that if the first package with them worked, additional services through them are a good investment?
The site I'm trying to boost is a pretty high quality blog. It's relatively new (about 8 months now). People share the articles via social media quite a bit, but I never seem to get many natural backlinks. Occasionally I'll get one from a decent site. Which is why I'm now trying to outsource the SEO.
Any help is appreciated!