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Hi every one im new here an im looking for a freelance home based seo job. Is there anyone who could help me and hire me as well?thanks

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A concise, practical roadmap to turn the “looking for home‑based SEO job” thread into hireable outcomes — building on earlier suggestions from , , and . The emphasis is on demonstrable results, simple service packages, and reliable delivery rather than broad promises.

Create repeatable, marketable proof

  • Build one clear case study (date‑stamped). Show baseline metrics, specific actions (technical fixes, on‑page edits, content changes, outreach), hours spent and measurable outcomes. Screenshots or exported analytics make claims verifiable.
  • Offer a low‑risk entry product: a paid site audit or a short, fixed‑scope trial (for example: technical cleanup + optimization of 3 pages). Deliver a one‑page prioritized action list plus estimated hours and expected impact.

How to find and win work

  • Treat marketplaces and forums mentioned earlier as lead sources, not final destinations: use them to land the first paid job, then move the client to a direct contract and request a testimonial.
  • Pick a narrow niche (local businesses, dentists, HVAC, ecommerce vertical) and prepare a short, personalised pitch that includes a 2‑minute audit summary and one realistic next step.

Proposals, pricing and delivery

  • Keep proposals simple: problem summary, prioritized plan, timeline, deliverables, price, KPIs and payment terms.
  • Use three clear offers: Audit (fixed fee), Setup/One‑off (fixed fee), Monthly retainer (limited hours). Avoid “guaranteed” rankings; set expectations (meaningful organic improvements typically take months).

Operations and safeguards

  • Use a basic contract, scope checklist and invoice system; track time and results; send a short monthly report with 3 KPIs (traffic, rankings for priority keywords, leads/conversions).
  • After results are shown, convert them into a public case study and a short testimonial to accelerate future sales.

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Member Avatar for RykeTech

A freelance "home based" seo position may be best obtained by creating your own website and then optimizing it accordingly. When that site is in a good position you will hold more "weight" with potential clients and employers. Just a thought.

Member Avatar for fanatic123

Yes, you need to be out there in the market for that. Try getafreelancer and digitalpointforums.

Member Avatar for DianeBrandt

You could also try advertising on other websites such as Fiverr.com, Odesk.com, and Elance.com:)

Member Avatar for 2010MAVRIK

I think you should try classifieds for this.
Post your adv on classifieds websites and I am sure you will get a response from there.

Member Avatar for ursimrankhanna

Hi,

Try to work as free lancer. read about free lance work.

Member Avatar for amrish2338

You can use freelancer.com to get a job ar a project to work

Member Avatar for jaikanth123

yes you can use freelancer.com and also you can leave your own website and try to rank it on Google. then you can get SEO jobs .so that you can work at home.

Member Avatar for Dani

Check out the DaniWeb Business Exchange section. We have Job Offers there.

Member Avatar for mike.b

Try for freelance job.

Member Avatar for echovme

Hi there is lot of freelance websites like odesk,freelancer you just open the account and bit for projects.

Member Avatar for AJKpeter

I believe you should visit freelance related websites

Member Avatar for profolies

try to make a website and rank it if you want to make money - This will also tell you how much SEO you actually know

Member Avatar for bobwillz

Yes try for freelance ,it would be fine for start home base job.

Member Avatar for mcgarcia

Join freelancing websites. oDesk is one of them.

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