SEO/Website questions

[gretasgreens]

what should I expect to pay for a good SEO service? i'm tech inclined but just for hardware, got no idea when it comes to coding or any of that.

    i need to build a website for my business. what language should it be written in so that it's SEO friendly/google friendly and user friendly so i won't have issues uploading pics and what not. for example, i've read those cheap themes aren't listed on google ranking.

    thanks in advance.

[oldbuddy]

what should I expect to pay for a good SEO service? i'm tech inclined but just for hardware, got no idea when it comes to coding or any of that.

    i need to build a website for my business. what language should it be written in so that it's SEO friendly/google friendly and user friendly so i won't have issues uploading pics and what not. for example, i've read those cheap themes aren't listed on google ranking.

    thanks in advance.

Everything you need to know is online for free. At least you should research enough to get the idea what you need or you are going to get your head handed to you on a platter.

[metsrock69]

what Old buddy said was true. you don't need to pay for something you can get for free. Also try you tube for some things. you will learn a lot

[oldbuddy]

Many years ago I was active in a community and everyone said you must buy a .com domain or you will never get SEO to put you on the first page of Google. I had a Forum that did not allow posting referral links or linking to anything that was designed to make us money. The .com for my username was not available, so I decided to try a .info as it was cheaper anyway. Within a couple of days, I showed up at the top of page one on Google. If you check whois.com you can see that I started that domain name in May of 2007 and today 16 years later my username with a link to my website is still at the top of the free listings on page one of Google. The only way to get higher than me is to PAY for it.

[Salymande]

It's great to see your enthusiasm for optimizing your website's SEO and user experience. When it comes to hiring an SEO service, costs can vary based on factors like the scope of work and the agency's expertise. As a tech-inclined individual, you're off to a good start. If coding isn't your forte, there are platforms like WordPress that offer user-friendly interfaces and a variety of themes that can help with SEO.
For building your website, languages like HTML and CSS are essential, and you might also want to explore content management systems (CMS) like WordPress. As for your SEO journey, https://netpeaksoftware.com/spider could be a useful tool to analyze and enhance your website's SEO performance.

[jackfrostenson]

thank you all for the SEO recommendations ♥

[jackfrostenson]

In fact, the comment above mine has worked perfectly for me ♥

[lewistorres]

App Store Optimization, or ASO, is the arcane ritual of coaxing an app to the pinnacle of discoverability. Akin to SEO's dominion over the web, aso app store over the ecosystem. Yet, unlike its elder sibling, ASO is a nuanced beast, demanding a deep understanding of app store algorithms and the fickle minds of users. By meticulously crafting app titles, descriptions, and keywords, one can embark on a quest for app store glory. But beware, for the path is fraught with challenges, and only the most cunning and creative will prevail.

[mikegross]

It's true as mentioned above that all the SEO companies will set their own prices. A lot of times taking advantage of the client's misunderstanding of the whole process. That's where all the overpricing comes from. Another thing is they'll always say that you need more time, because there's no real way to check this. Do a bit of more research from something like Exact Data reviews for some legit services. Another good advice I followed was lay a brick at a time. SEO doesn't give results fast. Maybe do some local marketing to a possible extent.

[jackkyy]

that's a good question. I want to hire professional to promote my website and business. I know that a strong brand can build loyalty, drive sales, and provide a competitive edge in the marketplace. Branding is more than just a logo or a tagline; it’s the entire experience a customer has with a company. I found info how to choose a logo design and attract more customers. When I create a logo, I usually begin by brainstorming and researching. I look at industry trends, competitor logos, and design styles that align with the brand’s values. This helps me gather ideas and inspiration.