SEO Services Are Overpriced To The Hilt - Stop Paying Wallet Parasites

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SEO Services Are Overpriced To The Hilt - Stop Paying Wallet Parasites

Media Tech Brief By HackerNoon

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1 year ago

SEO Services Are Overpriced To The Hilt - Stop Paying Wallet Parasites

This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/seo-services-are-overpriced-to-the-hilt-stop-paying-wallet-parasites.
The SEO industry along with its service providers has become overpriced It's downright absurd! Seriously, $1000 for an SEO audit?
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The SEO industry is charging $1000 for an SEO audit. Anyone with half a brain and a bit of time can audit a website in less than an hour. Many SEO firms lock clients into six-month or year-long contracts with the promise of gradual improvements. The entire concept of paying for links is fundamentally flawed.