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Has anyone tried this service? I am considering buying the deluxe package for a year but fear that it might just do things I can do myself.

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Short summary and a practical checklist for evaluating GoDaddy's Search Engine Visibility (or any low-cost SEO package).

As noted, the key question is "what exactly will they do?" — and was right to suggest getting specifics before buying. Low-cost visibility products often package a mix of keyword research, basic on-page fixes, automated directory submissions and monthly reports. Some of those tasks are easy to do yourself; others have measurable long-term value. Ask for a clear list of deliverables, not marketing blurbs.

Checklist to request and compare (get everything in writing):

  • Access to your Google Analytics and Google Search Console (or clear delivery of verified Search Console ownership).
  • Exact target keywords and the research method used.
  • A list of on-page changes they will make (titles, meta descriptions, H1s, structured data) with timestamps or change logs.
  • Sitemap/robots changes and sitemap submission confirmation.
  • Content they will create (how many pieces, length, topic), with ownership rights.
  • Link-building methods and sample sources (avoid vague “directory submissions” promises).
  • Monthly performance reports showing traffic, impressions, clicks and the specific actions taken.
  • Cancellation and refund terms; no guarantees of ranking should be accepted.

If considering DIY instead of a paid package, start with the official guides: the Google Search Central SEO Starter Guide and Moz’s Beginner’s Guide to SEO. These cover the baseline tasks that give the most reliable wins: crawlability, good content, and basic on-page SEO (Google Search Central, Moz Beginner’s Guide). Also be cautious about link tactics that could be considered link schemes by Google (Google on link schemes).

If price is similar to hiring a freelancer, ask for references and examples of measurable outcomes. As suggested, a vetted freelancer can sometimes deliver more tailored value than a one-size package.

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Member Avatar for jay 11

Has anyone tried this service? I am considering buying the deluxe package for a year but fear that it might just do things I can do myself.

Haven't tried the service but i'd find out exactly what they claim to do before opening your wallet. Chances are, you will be able to do it yourself.

Let us know what you find and/or decide!

Member Avatar for ameto

It seems an interesting service...looking forward to use it.!!!

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personal i didn't try it!

Member Avatar for jonash23

I think you can find something more cheap from personal SEO service on this forums.

Member Avatar for Justi77

I've never used it but it sounds good!

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