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Well I have so many clients that I have been forced to look into getting some help:
This is what I wrote:
Looking for a ongoing partnership with a SEO firm
Hi I am looking to start an ongoing partnership with a SEO firm which I can outsource a number of the monthly jobs I have to do. These are the jobs.
Check monthly SE report.
Each month I have a tool which goes away and checks all of the website ranking, inbound links. However this tool is not very accurate, each month I need to go in and look over it manually to check that the ranking and inbound links are correct. I would like you to do this.
Link building.
I have invested in a certain amount of links reporting tools to figure out what link I would need to produce to mimic the high ranking websites. Basically I would provide you will a list of website I would like you to approach for links, based on the point that that they link to my competitors and then you can either swap links with them, three way directly or just note down the arrangement for me to follow for example if it is a directory note down the details of buying links.
I have a couple of specifics that I am very keen on, the first being dmoz if you can get any of the site that I am working on listed in dmoz, I will give you a one time payment of $150.
So what I am looking for is conversation at the moment. Please could you give me a rough price that you would charge per inbound link and a set monthly price that you would want to check of over the search engine report? I am interested in forming a long term partnership. Please could you give me details of your experience and example of sites you have previously worked on.
Other jobs I would be interested in outsourcing in future would be directory submission and onsite optimisation suggestion and keyphrase research.