Our little SEO startup, an exit story
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Our little SEO startup, an exit story
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Re: Our little SEO startup, an exit story
#2An exit story... except without the actual story about the exit.
Re: Our little SEO startup, an exit story
#3An exit story... except without the actual story about the exit.
And business-wise, we don't really know where the links are coming...
Re: Our little SEO startup, an exit story
#4So monitorseo.com basically sell backlinks "through our extensive network of bloggers and web workers."
Re: Our little SEO startup, an exit story
#5Not sure that was really an exit story, but this seems just like a way to get more links to that "Instabuck" company that they're working on now.
MonitorSEO seems kind of fishy too.
Re: Our little SEO startup, an exit story
#6So monitorseo.com basically sell backlinks "through our extensive network of bloggers and web workers."
Too bad Matt Cutts is on holidays because I am sure he would have a field day with them.
Re: Our little SEO startup, an exit story
#7Not sure that was really an exit story, but this seems just like a way to get more links to that "Instabuck" company that they're working on now. MonitorSEO seems kind of fishy too.
Funny looking at MonitorSEOs testemonials. I followed this link (https://forums.digitalpoint.com/threads/89-and-you-will-have...) and some of those who apparently love the product, has only written 1 or two posts...
Re: Our little SEO startup, an exit story
#8a blogpost that says nothing with a headline that does not make sense about a blogspam service with a not really working unecessary monitoring service attached, on HN. good work guys. and: god, i hate SEOs.
Re: Our little SEO startup, an exit story
#9This really deserves to be called out for the BS that it is. As someone who did / does non-spammy SEO for the past 5 years now, I can't tell you how much this kind of thing bothers me.
It's services like this that ruined the reputation of an entire industry. In the same way that all scammers rely on the ignorance of others MonitorSEO is no different and relies on this myth that SEO is some voodoo magic.
I can tell you with absolute certainty that this service is NOT something you want to be associating your business with.
In fact if you are currently working with any SEO provider right now where one of you KPIs is the number of links that they get you, I beg you to walk away from that today, it's a ridiculously short sighted and horrible plan.
Re: Our little SEO startup, an exit story
#10This really deserves to be called out for the BS that it is. As someone who did / does non-spammy SEO for the past 5 years now, I can't tell you how much this kind of thing bothers me. It's services like this that ruined the reputation of an entire industry. In the same way that all scammers rely on the ignorance of others MonitorSEO is no different and relies on this myth that SEO is some voodoo magic. I can tell yo…
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