One definition of near irrational behavior is paying a lot more for something that is worth much less than its intrinsic value. If this sounds a little odd it probably is! This goes hand-in-hand for SEO services as well. There are plenty of areas out there where you can easily overpay for SEO services. Just Google the term SEO and you will see millions of search results. Another thing that also will make you go crazy is the mere fact that there are tons of choices out there. What you want is affordable SEO services which means that you will pay a price for a site design or renovation (and, maybe hosting) which is less than the value it creates for you.
Search engines such as Google have been a boon to the consumer. We have a lot of opportunities to find the exact products and services that we need and run all sorts of quality and price comparisons between the different products that we feel like buying. Like most other things in life, SEO comes in many different tastes, flavors, functionality and prices. Many, if not most, SEO firms will ask you to contact them for discussion and a quote on the design, depth and other attributes of a new or revised website. Others will post menus of prices and services, including hosting services (which you will need from someone). So all in all, you can easily compare any sets of prices that you want.
When you are surfing through the bewildering menu of choices to build, redesign and/or host your website, the "value generators" you should look for include the following:
* Do you like the designs you see? Click on the portfolio of past clients and click through their websites. Are the designs, colors, structures and photos/illustrations something that is attractive, and would you think that the firm could design something catchy for you? * How about site navigation? How long does it take you to click through the site? Are all the hyperlinks there, so you don't click and nothing happens? * What's the quality and persuasiveness of the copywriting? Does all the text you see from one site to another seem the same? Stale? Does it intrigue you and invite you to click on further into the website? Is it full of misspellings, no punctuation, bad syntax, or other writing sins that would cause you to question the quality of the product you may end up with? * Are sufficient and relevant keywords and key phrases sprinkled through the text that the search engines can find, but not so many as to get you banned from their searches (may be difficult to tell, except for picking out particular words and phrases and see what happens when you search for them.
Always understand, the best way to find the value for anything which you are going to pay for is by putting yourself in the shoes of your customers. To be honest, your thoughts about the website do not matter; what matters is what the customer thinks. It's what your customers will find attractive/intriguing/easy to find/easy to navigate/etc.
So, what are you going to pay for SEO and related services? Well, you certainly will not pay any more than what the service is worth to you. The worth pretty much has to be in the number of contacts, and more so, the number of buying customers that are generated by your website. So, the best practice for deciding to work with an affordable SEO firm is to explore what kind of customers they worked with before and contact them personally to see what their experiences have been like. Then, you're in a better position to make a value-driven choice for your SEO partner.
Search engines such as Google have been a boon to the consumer. We have a lot of opportunities to find the exact products and services that we need and run all sorts of quality and price comparisons between the different products that we feel like buying. Like most other things in life, SEO comes in many different tastes, flavors, functionality and prices. Many, if not most, SEO firms will ask you to contact them for discussion and a quote on the design, depth and other attributes of a new or revised website. Others will post menus of prices and services, including hosting services (which you will need from someone). So all in all, you can easily compare any sets of prices that you want.
When you are surfing through the bewildering menu of choices to build, redesign and/or host your website, the "value generators" you should look for include the following:
* Do you like the designs you see? Click on the portfolio of past clients and click through their websites. Are the designs, colors, structures and photos/illustrations something that is attractive, and would you think that the firm could design something catchy for you? * How about site navigation? How long does it take you to click through the site? Are all the hyperlinks there, so you don't click and nothing happens? * What's the quality and persuasiveness of the copywriting? Does all the text you see from one site to another seem the same? Stale? Does it intrigue you and invite you to click on further into the website? Is it full of misspellings, no punctuation, bad syntax, or other writing sins that would cause you to question the quality of the product you may end up with? * Are sufficient and relevant keywords and key phrases sprinkled through the text that the search engines can find, but not so many as to get you banned from their searches (may be difficult to tell, except for picking out particular words and phrases and see what happens when you search for them.
Always understand, the best way to find the value for anything which you are going to pay for is by putting yourself in the shoes of your customers. To be honest, your thoughts about the website do not matter; what matters is what the customer thinks. It's what your customers will find attractive/intriguing/easy to find/easy to navigate/etc.
So, what are you going to pay for SEO and related services? Well, you certainly will not pay any more than what the service is worth to you. The worth pretty much has to be in the number of contacts, and more so, the number of buying customers that are generated by your website. So, the best practice for deciding to work with an affordable SEO firm is to explore what kind of customers they worked with before and contact them personally to see what their experiences have been like. Then, you're in a better position to make a value-driven choice for your SEO partner.
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