Comments on: SEO Stars: How Not to Build Links as a Legit Business

By: William Kawa

William Kawa — Fri, 08 Dec 2017 17:17:53 +0000

I have been doing web for over 10 yrs and went from Engineering Degree to starting over and received my Web Degree in 2014. My biggest problem is trying to explain how difficult SEO is to my clients! I have great results and made one company really rich! But, do they ever give me bonuses or treat me with some type of respect, never! I have even had one client let me work side-by-side with them for 1 month and still didn’t understand or care how much work this is. I need to find bigger corporate clients who will spend the time and look at all the tasks I put up in Basecamp or Trello and relate with respect to someone like me who does SEO the proper way, not like 75% of the pirate overseas companies.

By: Russ Jones

Russ Jones — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 17:56:08 +0000

1. You don’t ridicule yourself by claiming to be the world’s leading seo agency and not ranking for it. You ridicule yourself when you try to rank for a term that will get you horrible RoI. I would recommend you take a few moments to go do some research on the Ayima team. I won’t claim that they are the best agency in the world, but I won’t go on record saying they aren’t either. They are damn impressive.

2. I wholly disagree that to be the best one needs to share their knowledge. It might not make you the nicest, but that isn’t the question here. Usain Bolt doesn’t need to teach kids how to run faster to be the world’s fastest runner.

3. I am pretty sure that Rob had no interest in using this to build links to Ayima.