Comments on: Finding a Reputable Offshore SEO/Link Building Service Provider? http://we.hirethecloud.com/2009/10/22/finding-a-reputable-offshore-seolink-building-service-provider/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=finding-a-reputable-offshore-seolink-building-service-provider Our experiences with outsourcing, crowdsourcing, hiring remote workers, using cloud-based software, and running businesses virtually Thu, 20 Oct 2011 05:01:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Chris http://we.hirethecloud.com/2009/10/22/finding-a-reputable-offshore-seolink-building-service-provider/#comment-21590 Chris Wed, 22 Dec 2010 17:15:14 +0000 http://r3r.com/?p=3417#comment-21590 I guess it boils down to quantity vs. quality. Of course the more links the better - but only if they're links from high-quality sites! And no link farms either. Blog spamming is really worthless; putting up comments en masse doesn't really lead to very much. Only good comments on the right kinds of blogs - comments that actually have value, something good to offer - can work :) I guess it boils down to quantity vs. quality. Of course the more links the better – but only if they're links from high-quality sites! And no link farms either. Blog spamming is really worthless; putting up comments en masse doesn't really lead to very much. Only good comments on the right kinds of blogs – comments that actually have value, something good to offer – can work :)

]]> By: Gaurav http://we.hirethecloud.com/2009/10/22/finding-a-reputable-offshore-seolink-building-service-provider/#comment-10788 Gaurav Wed, 18 Nov 2009 01:48:27 +0000 http://r3r.com/?p=3417#comment-10788 Hi Guys, You are right. Effective link building requires an understanding of the clients actual requirement. Simply going out and building 100's of worthless links from unrelated low quality blogs/forums is certainly not going to do wonders for your positioning. While I am not trying to blatantly promote our business, our USP here at Pragmites is to understand what your objectives are. Based on which we develop a full fledged link building strategy get that approved and then move ahead with it. The really eliminates any kind of possibility of not being satisfied. Having worked with over 200 clients based in North America, Australia and Europe we are pretty proud of what we have accomplished. We are actively involved with portals such as Elance where there are a fair amount of Link building projects that we have worked on. If someone is interested in giving us a shot I would be happy to provide you with our transparent reporting, case studies etc etc. I do hope we are able to be become the holy grail of SEO service providers someday! :) Cheers, Gaurav Hi Guys,

You are right. Effective link building requires an understanding of the clients actual requirement. Simply going out and building 100's of worthless links from unrelated low quality blogs/forums is certainly not going to do wonders for your positioning.

While I am not trying to blatantly promote our business, our USP here at Pragmites is to understand what your objectives are. Based on which we develop a full fledged link building strategy get that approved and then move ahead with it.

The really eliminates any kind of possibility of not being satisfied. Having worked with over 200 clients based in North America, Australia and Europe we are pretty proud of what we have accomplished.

We are actively involved with portals such as Elance where there are a fair amount of Link building projects that we have worked on. If someone is interested in giving us a shot I would be happy to provide you with our transparent reporting, case studies etc etc.

I do hope we are able to be become the holy grail of SEO service providers someday! :)

Cheers,

Gaurav

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