@theseoguy_ This only works if said business has curated a proprietary knowledge base hyper specific to their industry, knows what to measure…. and even then you still need to be scrappy and creative.
@bensenescu@gregisenberg I don’t have anything set up yet. I’m just getting started with 2 clients. Both doing around $2m and they don’t even know what a CRM is
@2whazzuup For the basics of what I see most people using it for, it’s not crazy difficult to build a proxy. I will say that the mobile app, LeadConnector, is pretty cool though.
Here's what you should be getting if you pay for SEO.
1.) Under $500 a month
Full Google Business Profile optimization, posting weekly, and cleaning up all your citations.
2.) Around $1,000 a month
Here I would add the website on top of the Google Business Profile, where they're building out separate service pages and separate city pages for your website. All foundational SEO should be done here as well, so think your header one tags, your alt text, your descriptions, and your titles.
3.) $2,000 a month
Here you should be expecting everything in the first two packages, plus them building links every single month, using about $500 to $750 of that $2,000 to build high quality links.
4.) $3,000 a month
This should be everything in the first three packages plus running Google PPC ads.
5.) $3,500 a month
This should be everything in the first four packages plus a second Google Business Profile at a second location.
Don't get ripped off. Comment SEO if you want my help ranking.
@2whazzuup Hey Grant. I have:
- 3 R&R websites (only 1 pays me right now)
- 1 directory
- 1 SEO client websites
- a custom CRM with call tracking
- a custom CMS
- 7 automations built that I use at my 9-5
Im in Los Angeles. My brother lives in Arizona. Would love to connect.