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Offer HN: Free SEO For Your Startup/Company

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I did this some months ago, with really great success. I met some really cool entrepreneurs that managed to grow their SEO traffic substantially, so I'll repeat the offer :)

The deal:

I will do SEO for your startup and/or company for free. The number of hours? As many as it takes, whilst it's still fun to do. It usually takes 5-10 hours to do the basic stuff (strategy and on-site optimization), and then another 10-50 to initiate the harder stuff (developing content and building backlinks).

I will examine your site or product, develop a complete SEO strategy, give you tips and clues on what needs to be corrected on your site, do keyword research and develop content for your site - eventually starting the grind job of building backlinks.

Who am I?

I'm a SEO professional making $170K a year doing SEO work. SEO is one of my main passions in life. I love logical link hierarchies, finding new sources of backlinks, explaining the importance of digital distribution of content to newbies, doing technical SEO and seeing Google gradually index a site. I also own 10-20 sites with Pagerank ranging from 4 to 6. My own sites attract 150-200.000 visitors per week, largely because of SEO. I earn $14.000 USD in Adsense per month, again largely because of SEO.

Why the deal?

I like to meet fellow entrepreneurs around the world. Bonus if you live in the US, as I'm moving there - to either SF or NYC.

Who are you?

You're someone in tech, leading a startup or a company. You're great at what you do and you understand the importance of SEO; but you're no master at it. You are willing to put at least (!) 5 hours into doing what I instruct you; like creating some content pages or fixing your link hierarchy.

If you are interested, please email me at eric@listnerd.com introducing yourself and your project. Thanks, and good luck to all fellow entrepreneurs.

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