Silly SEO spam...

[draggar]

I can't be the only one who sees the irony of "SEO spam" - SEO companies who use spam email or spam though contact forms to get business.

You'd think that if they were that good they would be easy to find? Honestly, I take this as a last ditched effort with no confidence in their own website.

 

[INFORG]

I've gone so far as to specifically say on my contact forms NOT to contact me with SEO services and they still ignore - it is 90% of my SPAM. If I had the time I'd mess with them and ask them to show me that they have their website ranked on page one for "SEO service(s)" before I launch my 7 figure SEO campaign.

 

[amplify]

Honestly, I take about 30 seconds of my time to read what they say. If it persuades me enough with pricing and features, I will get in contact with them. Most likely, these are freelancers trying to make a quick buck and I use them for SEO purposes on non-authority sites to attempt to rank or get some traffic driven to the sites.

I have had success using this method with a couple freelancers who know what they’re doing at a fraction of the cost of established SEO companies.

I understand that 99% of it is SPAM (yummmm), but I will briefly look into what they have to offer to give them the benefit of the doubt.

It has paid off for me in the past, present and hopefully the future as I create personal as well as professional relationships with the people and organizations.

 

[katherine]

Spam for SEO is the most ironic.

Don't feed the trolls, they say.
Don't feed the spammers, or they'll never go away.