I have to admit, I got the idea to write this article from a very disturbing thread at the Warrior forum that I am going to briefly go into in a moment. Doing SEO for a living is a very viable business model and something that you might want to consider. This article is going to go into some detail on this subject. But first, let me get to that forum thread.

Seems that a forum member had a friend who had some company do some web design for them. They asked the company to get them listed on Google and the company said that there would be a $25 Google fee. Now, I know for a fact that Google doesn’t have a fee to get listed. So the company was not being truthful about this. Maybe this was their fee and the customer misunderstood. I don’t know. I wasn’t there. But this whole incident made me realize that doing SEO for other sites is a viable business model.

Okay, so how would you get into something like this? Well, for starters, you better know your SEO. A site owner is going to get pretty ticked off if you don’t do anything of real value for them. I know I would be very upset if I hired somebody and all they did was submit my URL to a few search engines. That’s not doing SEO. So know your stuff.

Next, you need to know who your customers are and how to find them. To do this, you need to get out your keyword tool and find out what people are searching for when they’re looking for SEO work to be done. You need to see if there is enough of a demand for the service. I happen to know there is and you will find this out when you do your own research.

After that, you want to put together a service and fee schedule. That’s right. Everything that you do, no matter how small it is, must have a fee attached so that each prospective customer knows what they’re paying for. If you’re smart, you’ll put together several packages so that each customer can choose the one that is best suited for them. Naturally, the packages will be discounted compared to each individual service if purchased separately.

Finally, you need to design your own site and get out there and start marketing it based on the keywords that you’ve researched. If you really know your SEO, you should have no problem getting traffic quickly and building a business from it.

Yes, there is a downside to this business model. No residual income. You don’t work, you don’t get paid, kind of like if you were a freelance copywriter. However, if you build up a large enough client base, and have enough customers who create multiple sites, you can have an ongoing income for a very long time.

Anyway, it’s something to consider. There is definitely a lot of money in doing SEO for a living.

To YOUR Success,

Steven Wagenheim

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