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The SEO Scam, One Of The Biggest Scams On The Net!
- By John Rogers
- Published March 31, 2008
- Search Engine Optimization , Shady Business Practices
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John Rogers
Join me here each week as I post a number of different articles that will improve your current business or help you to start a successful brand new one.
Why would you even care to read any of my articles? Because I'm one of the foremost experts in the world on making money on the Internet, earning over $5 million dollars since 1997 with several different businesses. And if $5 million doesn't sound like a lot of money to you, it is when you factor in I made it starting out with only $500.
In the early 2000's SEO (search engine optimization) companies were basically get rich quick scams. Most still are, but back then they would charge $10,000 then claim they could make your website "#1 everywhere." They'd spend a couple hours optimizing your pages and if you ended up in the top 20 after six months, you were lucky. And for the couple of hours of work, they'd pocket $10,000. I just did a quick search for SEO companies and like I figured, the days of the $10,000 SEO scammers are gone. I see a few companies charging $200-$300. A few don't mention the price, which means they're charging way above the $200-$300 that the other companies are charging. Once they find out how much money your company makes, this will decide the prices you’ll be charged.
I went to a few search engine conferences, which were all big scams. The companies I worked for sent me to them. For $1,000, they gave me a $2 book with basic search engine tips, 90% you could find on the net for free. Then all these search engine experts spoke to the crowd one by one for maybe 20 minutes and told everyone how amazing they were at optimizing web pages. If you wanted their services they started at $10,000. One guy said he wouldn't do anything for less than $20,000, with no guarantee of any results, of course!
I've been to several seminars in the early 2000's, been #1 for over 10,000 keywords, and made over $1 million optimizing web pages, getting all of my clients up to #1. The information I will give you here on search engine optimization is 90% of everything you need to know. I say 90% because minor points are a waste of time and the "exact" way search engines work changes every few months. Save yourself hundreds if not thousands of dollars and use the SEO advice I give you. Since it's the same thing these companies are going to use, why not spend a few hours and do it yourself?
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2 Responses to "The SEO Scam, One Of The Biggest Scams On The Net!" 
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said this on 11 Jun 2008 7:47:57 PM MST
John,
I definitely agree with you and echo this topic full heartedly. However, would you please explain to me why a scam like CarbonCopyPro's ad stating $250,000 a year potential income is gracing the bottom or you scam article page? |
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said this on 12 Jun 2008 12:28:14 PM MST
Google Adsense automatically posts ads around my articles. I do not personally endorse all of them. There are hundreds of different ads posted around my articles and it would be quite a job to visit each website, buy their product/service, then see if the company is legit.
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