davidbrett
New Member
Hi All,
Came across this great little post about warning signs of a bad SEO client. Basically the kind of client that is not going to be worth it regardless of the fee.
Here is a link to the post
Here are the top 5
1. They name-drop books, blogs, and other SEO-related materials in nearly every conversation.
2. They insist on web design gimmicks that detract from the user experience.
3. They demand results on an unrealistic time table.
4. They protest your rates on the basis that there are, "tons of SEO software options available on ClickBank for $97".
5. They ask for keyword research and then override your findings with their "sense" of what their firm should rank for.
I am sure there are loads of other goo examples of this. Here are a couple of mine.
1 - Why am I not in ranking for this "highly generic" phrase?
2 - Once you do your initial SEO work why should we continue to pay a monthly fee?
Came across this great little post about warning signs of a bad SEO client. Basically the kind of client that is not going to be worth it regardless of the fee.
Here is a link to the post
Here are the top 5
1. They name-drop books, blogs, and other SEO-related materials in nearly every conversation.
2. They insist on web design gimmicks that detract from the user experience.
3. They demand results on an unrealistic time table.
4. They protest your rates on the basis that there are, "tons of SEO software options available on ClickBank for $97".
5. They ask for keyword research and then override your findings with their "sense" of what their firm should rank for.
I am sure there are loads of other goo examples of this. Here are a couple of mine.
1 - Why am I not in ranking for this "highly generic" phrase?
2 - Once you do your initial SEO work why should we continue to pay a monthly fee?