Gambling SEO... Give us a try.

**Murton** · 13 January 2011, 5:02 am

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**Webzcas** · 13 January 2011, 6:41 am

Ok I will bite.

Can you provide examples of sites in this thread ( Other than 888 ) that you have worked for?

What's the monthly minimum budget?

**Murton** · 13 January 2011, 6:44 am

Please add me on Skype so we can talk via the Messenger or drop me an email.

If you don't have Skype then please drop me an email. My information is in my signature.

Yes I can provide you with examples and also there is no minimum monthly budget however to gain good positions in the gambling industry, very small budgets are generally pointless as they get you nowhere in Google anyway.

**Murton** · 14 January 2011, 5:17 am

Anybody else?

**GaryTheScubaGuy** · 14 January 2011, 5:53 am

I have in the past as well and know a few people, and I seriously doubt if you didn't sign a NDA either with you or the company you worked for under them. They are pretty severe about enforcing it so you may want to watch whAt you post here.

Just an FYI mate.

**Webzcas** · 14 January 2011, 9:13 am

Interesting email conversation over the last day Murton, but seriously you would be best off, acquiring clients by word of mouth.

If your company is 'good' then there is no need to sell your services in a forum such as this one. Indeed any forum.

Most of the private members, especially the old timers, know seo quite well, or at least the basics.

If I were to ever employ a third party, I would gravitate towards someone who has an established background in this industry. Gaming is a far different animal to most other sectors. But you should know all this.

Another note. What is it recently with all these 'SEO Pros' coming out of the wordwook offering their services and a moon on a stick?

**Chips** · 14 January 2011, 10:45 am

Originally Posted by Webzcas

What is it recently with all these 'SEO Pros' coming out of the wordwook offering their services and a moon on a stick?

Couldn't make it as an affiliate and figured they could BS their way to unknowing and new affiliates. jmo

**Former Member 14** · 14 January 2011, 11:21 am

Whoring SEO services on a forum and not willing to disclose any information about services in the thread, is a give away that all ain't Kosher or at least suspect.

It's like people who sell links but wont disclose jack unless it's via Skype or a gmail account.

Different kettle of fish if it's offered from someone who has a built up cred on the forum but from unknowns it's a distinct red flag and caution should be shown.

I'd agree with Chips...these type of ads generally target noobie webmasters, which 9 times out of 10 ends with the blind leading the blind and a big mess, not mention a BIG waste of cash.

Edit:
If they are all your clients
xxxhttp://www.weblinx.co.uk/search-engine-optimisation/
it doesn't add up why you'd bother posting to a forum looking for work. There are some BIG names in that list. Though all main stream businesses not one gambling site found. As another person added, online gaming seo is a completely different ball park to main stream SEO. The fact you've used Gambling SEO as the title and not say "Casino SEO" or another niche within online gaming tells me your a green horn when it comes to this industry.

Cheers

Dave

**WinYourWayKyle** · 14 January 2011, 6:01 pm

This post is a perfect example of why I keep coming back to this forum...
Thanks for all your feedback guys.

**CoopersPick** · 14 January 2011, 8:26 pm

Anybody who can do a better job than I can than I welcome the job to

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