site builder diy seo help
Using Jamroom
The "On-site SEO" should be fine. What you need to deal with after that is the "OFF-site SEO". Thats what they will be charging for.
The cheapest way to get that done is to: Provide great content.
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When people use the search engines, they are not searching for the site with the best SEO package, they are searching for "The answer to the question they have." If your site has the answer to the question they are asking, then they will find you. because the whole purpose of the search engines is not "To serve up the sites who have the best SEO package", its "to help people find stuff".
Their whole business model is based around helping people find stuff.
You just need to be the one with the best answer to the question they are asking.
The SEO industry of selling packages works because people want searchers to come to their stuff that is NOT the answer to the question they are asking.
eg: you have a site about "blue widgets" and you want anybody searching on "red widgets" to come to your "blue widgets" page because they might be interested. Its not on target so others sites that do have "red widgets" get higher search results. You pay an SEO company to go around putting up links to your "blue widgets" page with the link-text of "Red widgets" thinking that it might trick the search engines into sending people searching on "Red widgets" to your "Blue widgets" page. It used to work. Doesn't now.
Just make your site on topic and people will come.