Biggest Lies in SEO Industry?

[aarifhabeeb]

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First of all I am new here. I hope you all Welcome me.

I just want to involve each and everyone to discuss on lies that SEO companies always tell to their clients.



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[samimnoorzaitgc]

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#2 Big(est) Lie: Duplicate content is fine

 

[Nytshade]

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First of all I am new here. I hope you all Welcome me.

A warm welcome to WMS, a great place where you're going to learn real SEO and make sure you enjoy your stay with us.

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Hii All
I just want to involve each and everyone to discuss on lies that SEO companies always tell to their clients.

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Once you have a good track record, ranked many of your sites and helped other people rank then you can easily guarantee rankings. Or do you prefer to buy SEO service from someone who's not sure whether you'll rank or not?

I would rather trust someone who guarantees that I'm going to rank than "might rank". If someone guarantees rankings and fail, you have the right to get your money back even if it violates their refund policy.

But I have to agree that: "We Guarantee #1 rankings in Google" just seems far fetched D:

At least if you say improve rankings but don't guarantee any specific position.

 

[DavidFeldman]

DavidFeldman

Any guarantee is only as good as the "result" if they fail. If they offer your money back or some other type of incentive, then there is room to consider them.

But anyone who "guarantees" just about anything is just babbling really, unless they back it up with a money back deal.

Put your money where your mouth is, as they say.

 

[Miguelito203]

Welcome to the forum. Oh, I just thought of one: the idea that "push-button software" can bring you untold riches. I don't know why people still fall for that. People think that just because we work on the internet, it must be magic. You aren't going to be making money online in the next week or month without having some kind of system in place to help you bring in cash. Even though this is the internet, the basic rules of business still apply.

Joey

 

[SenseiSteve]

Welcome to WebmasterSun. No one can guarantee you a number one ranking on Google, although I have seen my share of SEO firms that claim to do so. I do believe if you're anywhere on page one, you should be happy, but the closer to the top of the organic listings, the better.

 

[PatrickT]

The More Links, The Better- is the BIGGEST lie

Odf course the acquisition of inbound links is an important part of any SEO strategy, but Google has shifted their emphasis from quantity to quality. Large quantities of spammy inbound links can now harm your rankings — or even get you slapped with a manual penalty.

 

[jaribhai]

jaribhai

Inbound links are necessary, quantity also matters along with quantity. I've seen a video of Matt Cutts who says that links have most importance in SEO and would remain for years.

 

[Rockk]

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[freehdwalls]

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