Was kostet SEO? | Seokratie
Hello! It's great that you're with us again. My name is Julian Dziki and
today the question is: How much does SEO cost? A question I hear very often. And if you want to know more about it, stay
tuned. Yes. As I said, I've heard the question: "What does SEO cost?"
very often. Many SEOs always say: quality has its
price and you simply have to pay for it. Today I want to explain to you a bit
why good SEO costs a lot more than I'm saying now / Or what you think are the
differences between good SEO and mediocre SEO, or maybe not so great SEO. It's the same if you invest a lot of money
in SEO, then you usually get manual work because someone takes the time
to look at your website very closely. If you, I say now, book an SEO analysis
for 300 euros, then you will definitely get a product that is highly
standardized.
It is of course the case that
someone will probably take a look at the page, but usually there is no time to
take a great look at the page. That means it really is a standardized
product. This is done according to Schedule F. And if you say that helps you, then
that's okay. As a rule, however,
if someone really spends a day or several days dealing with your
website instead of an hour, you will of course get much more results. And usually people like that
also work / Well, someone who has a lot of knowledge about SEO, doesn't like to work with such a highly standardized
product, but usually works in the agency, which then also
makes it possible for him that he can invest time . Exactly. Otherwise, there is of course another important
question: How should billing be done? There are different models out there.
Two models are very popular, one is
the all-inclusive model. I personally find it a bit opaque,
because if I just pay 500 euros a month for SEO, I don't know what's
behind it. So how many hours are invested
and who is working on what. This can sometimes be a bit
opaque. Of course, it can also be transparent
if the provider says so. But I personally think
the model that is billed per hour is the fairest for both sides. That is, the more work is done on the SEO
project, the more it will be billed. The less, the less is billed. And that's actually the fairest model
for both sides, because if there's little work to do, you don't charge much. When there is a lot of work to be done, there is a lot to reckon
with.
That can also fluctuate and
I personally think that's the best way. Yes. I'm glad I could help you a bit with the answers
. And feel free to write us your questions. And otherwise I wish you a lot of fun and see you
next time..
