Here is my story

It was about 2 years ago I first discovered SENuke, and damn...I had been missing everything!!

Within weeks I had ranked 5-6 different sites for competitive keywords and began receiving enquiries and sales within months!

I was so confident that I was on to a winner I actually left full time employment and set up my own SEO Consultancy.

Here I used SENuke to provide link building functionality to my SEO process, thanks to the amazingly efficient method that SENuke worked in I was able to get my client management time cost down to around 3 hours per client by month, and at £500 per month per client. Things were looking good

As a result of this and some aggressive sales of course, I was turning over £40,000 with a 70% profit margin within only 3 months of operating a business using SENuke as the primary source of backlinks!!!

Absolutely god damned amazing software, SENuke X will simply blow your mind

Congratulations man!

SenukeX is really a powerful tool to seo business

Best
adrian

thats great.you rocking.but i didn't get any.

Hey John,

Keep up the work, you'll get there

wow thats.. sounds great... and congrats..

Fantastic! I am always inspired to hear of other SEO's making bank using this software!!

I'm doing research for my own ideas and have a couple of questions:
- How many kw are you pushing if you are spending 3 hours / month?
- Are these kw local national or international?
- How do you bill businesses /kw /hour?
- Do you have a fixed price point or client dependent? (ex: plastic surgeon, mom & pop owned business)

Hey benji

I am also interested in the previous enquiry - I have been doing seo for my brother for a low rate per hour which is x?!@! I know but - he had a seo offer from someone who said they would do a week of seo for £350 so he worked out an hourly rate and I agreed to help him more at mates rates than anything

I told him that anyone offering to do one week of work on seo is not a good seo expert

he has been recommending me to others as I have managed to get his site ranked for his main keyword but I also told him he needs regular work and I am looking at a 3 hour amount of work per month per client and am also working out a fee to charge - which is what I want to earn not what he wants to pay

So I too wonder if you can elaborate on how many kw you target for the 3 hours of work and what type of business pays you the £500 - I am guessing you dont tell them its 3 hours of work but maybe say how many backlinks they get or something

Also and finally - as you are more of an expert in the field of seo consultancy - do you do any initial work on the clients site to optimize their pages for kw (I realise how few are actually already doing this) and do you also tell them to expect a delay of ...weeks before they see results?

thanks for any tips

Reislet wrote:I'm doing research for my own ideas and have a couple of questions:
- How many kw are you pushing if you are spending 3 hours / month?
- Are these kw local national or international?
- How do you bill businesses /kw /hour?
- Do you have a fixed price point or client dependent? (ex: plastic surgeon, mom & pop owned business)

Hi there Reislet,

- I would usually target around 5-6 keywords, 2 super competitive ones, 2 three word targetted ones and one kinda safety keyword xD. For ecommerce we'd charge a lot more and do it by category and products, usually 10 keywords per page.

-We only did local and national businesses in the UK.

- We charged flat rates per month that included on site optimisation, link building and some basic social content syndication.

- I would take some clients at £300 if I could tell it was going to be easy money, small local hotels or mot centres for example are extremely easy to work with and get results for. I would usually decide during the meeting what I would charge based on their competition, experience, budgets, company etc etc or at least give an indication and see how they reacted before offering a quote after the meeting

larkrise wrote:So I too wonder if you can elaborate on how many kw you target for the 3 hours of work and what type of business pays you the £500 - I am guessing you dont tell them its 3 hours of work but maybe say how many backlinks they get or something

As mentioned above, usually 5-6 or a lot more for ecommerce depending on complexity of site, products etc. Really the best thing to do is google for an industry like "life insurance brokers", go to page 3 and find companies back there that don't appear to be using any SEO techs but run companies with more than say 15 employees, especially when their competitors are using strong seo shiz.

Also click some PPC ads, sometimes you find a site landing on terrible landing pages etc, sometimes this means they are just spending money randomly on PPC because they've been told to so can be an opportunity as well as one for helping them sort their SEO out.

Basically lots of people are up for it if you can show them that the competition are doing it, and that you can guarantee results. Just remember to pick carefully if you play that game......don't guarantee life insurance...maybe life insurance london for example.

o you have any instant messaging programs? I'd be happy to go into more detail

Hey benjy thanks for the answers I appreciate your time .