michaelthompson
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Hello friends,
I want to Know that How much to charge for SEO ?
I want to Know that How much to charge for SEO ?
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How much to charge for SEO ?
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alex.thomson
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It depends on your website, their keywords & time period.
johnalandil
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I usually optimize SEO by myself, but If you want to pay for it, I think It depends on your requirement, the time you want it rank top of Google and who you are hiring to help you do that.
sadianisar
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It depends on the client's requirements if you are providing SEO Services. But if you want to get SEO of your website from other SEO Services company then I would recommend you to perform SEO on your own.
othername0104
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Here are my tips for pricing SEO consultancy projects:
1. Charge by the hour - I base every thing via an hourly rate to the client, so they have requests and we build a custom quote, I have never been a fan of a one size fits all approach.
2. Report all work done each hour, show the client what you have done for the money they have paid. Use time tracking if you have it.
3. If the client requests a project you can work 20 hours a month for example – link building and on site, consultancy.
4. Recently due to demand of services, we have introduced min spend limits, because the thing is if some one wants to pay $300 a month they may expect 10 hours of your time for that rate and if you charge on a specific rate it can get out of hand.
Now in regards to what you can charge that comes down to what the market is willing to pay, what the teams experience is, people will pay what you are worth in the end of the day. If you provide value/ case studies and results they will pay you a premium.
1. Charge by the hour - I base every thing via an hourly rate to the client, so they have requests and we build a custom quote, I have never been a fan of a one size fits all approach.
2. Report all work done each hour, show the client what you have done for the money they have paid. Use time tracking if you have it.
3. If the client requests a project you can work 20 hours a month for example – link building and on site, consultancy.
4. Recently due to demand of services, we have introduced min spend limits, because the thing is if some one wants to pay $300 a month they may expect 10 hours of your time for that rate and if you charge on a specific rate it can get out of hand.
Now in regards to what you can charge that comes down to what the market is willing to pay, what the teams experience is, people will pay what you are worth in the end of the day. If you provide value/ case studies and results they will pay you a premium.