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What SEO Clients want?

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After my 2years experience in SEO I found that there is a 4 types of client in SEO.
1. Client who want Traffic on site.
2. Client who want Leads.
3. Client Who want PR upgrade.
4. Client who want ranking in major search engines.
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After 13 years of practicing SEO and hanging out with other optimizers I found that there are two types of search engine optimizers:
1.the real ones who know what they are doing
2.the ones that pretend to be like the real ones
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After 13 years of practicing SEO and hanging out with other optimizers I found that there are two types of search engine optimizers:
1.the real ones who know what they are doing
2.the ones that pretend to be like the real ones
I am agree with you..but i think that applicable in each era of life.

There are always two category of people

1. who knows what to do and why to do so

2. other one who always looking for other ..so that they can follow them...
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After 13 years of practicing SEO and hanging out with other optimizers I found that there are two types of search engine optimizers:
1.the real ones who know what they are doing
2.the ones that pretend to be like the real ones
yes, you got it! maybe one of them the one that pretend to be the real ones is in here.....
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Yes I agree with manisub, some people pretent they know everything what they say only correct in seo

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But in my opinion, if a website got potential, they don't need anything except some basic seo)!
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You are right , Most client are using seo for traffic.
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For the clients wanting a PR upgrade, what is their reason? It seems the end result of seo should be brand awareness and lead generation. What does PR really get them. There are plenty of low PR sites ranking quite well for given keywords.
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What SEO Clients want?
Easy answer: More business from their web site.
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Client how wants ranking in all big search engine will automatically get Traffic and lead. So when ever want to hire any one for SEO ask him to rank your best keywords on search engine
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