SEO Guarantees
As it said in the Google Information for Webmasters, "Beware of SEOs that claim to guarantee rankings. No one can guarantee a #1 ranking on Google."
No,
we can't guarantee you a #1 ranking on Google or any other search engine.
But we DO have very good results on search engine placement
(please review our SEO
portfolio) and we CAN GUARANTEE that we are
willing to work with you on your web site UNTIL it gets into top 10 results
in major search engines with key phrases that describe your products or
services.
We don't use any "black hat" SEO techniques - only honest work based on search engine guidelines.
Please
be aware that search engine optimization alone is NOT ENOUGH to
obtain high rankings in search engines. One of the major factors
of search engine algorithms is quantity of inbound links (quantity of
other web sites that link to yours). That why no guarantees come
with search engine optimization service alone. Our guarantees
are valid only if you hire us to do search engine optimization as well
as a minimum of one of the following services:
- Submission to search directories ($350 for submission to 50+ major directories)
- Reciprocal link building ($5 per link, 50 links minimum initial order, setting up a link page is included.)
To track your web site progress, we use our own statistics software. To connect your web site with our statistics tool, we will place a one line JavaScript code on the bottom of your pages. It's invisible for your web site visitors and completely harmless. All it does is transmit the information about hits to your web site to our statistics tool, PPHLogger. You must not remove the code until you are happy with your web site ranking. We also provide you with your own login and password to your PPHLogger account so you can check your web site progress in search engines anytime.
Why do we insist on using our own stats tool instead of the statistics offered by your hosting? Most hosting statistics software doesn't give you a real picture. Instead of counting unique visitors, it counts "hits" as the number of document requests being answered by a server. Since each page consists of several documents (images, external CSS files, Java Scripts, etc), opening just one web page may be considered by a server as 30-40 hits.
