By: Mark
Haha – great list! May favorite was “They don’t rank for their name – moving on”
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The saddest thing is when a company approaches you having worked with an SEO consultant who has used all this snake oil on their website. They’re not getting the results that were promised so they hope...
View ArticleBy: Tim Nash
Sad but true, we tend to just recommend one of the SEO companies we know and who use our services and suggest they start again, but you can’t win always that said if they are approaching you at least...
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[...] a great article on how to spot a snake skin SEO seller (fraudster). Thanks to Tim Nash for lighting the torch on [...]
View ArticleBy: Martin Johnstone
They have teams of click monkeys that spend all day clicking on your Adwrords ads to improve the “quality score”.
View ArticleBy: Matt Saunders
I would be very suprised to see any SEO campaign that doesn’t involved some sort of directory submission. It builds a nice foundation of links, and the reason people are hired to do it is because it’s...
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By: TIm
Tim you missed one, Ignore all emails that begin with the line “Greetings of the day!” , Man I get 5 or 6 of these spam mails a day.
View ArticleBy: TIm
I agree, directories still provide some good link juice, however I would only opt to use relevant directories. It is time consuming and boring, just like most of SEO, however business owners are...
View ArticleBy: Mel Nelson
Wow Tim that is a great start on a compendium of Snake Oil SEO sellers, but I think you may have forgotten the one that goes ” We use secret methods that no one else knows about so…
View ArticleBy: Karsten
nice tips but to be honest – people should use more good judgement (as in any business) – if someone promises you a Top 10 position in google for 100 bucks and you pay him that amount then you deserve...
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