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To be featured on TopSEOs.com, you pay between $5000.00-$10,000 to enter a competition with loosely defined metrics. http://www.topseos.com/seo-ppc-competition
by wehriam 17y ago
To be featured on TopSEOs.com, you pay between $5000.00-$10,000 to enter a competition with loosely defined metrics.
http://www.topseos.com/seo-ppc-competition http://www.topseos.com/seo-ppc-competition
http://www.topseos.com/seo-and-ppc-competition/index/evaluation-criteria http://www.topseos.com/seo-and-ppc-competition/index/evaluat...
A high buy-in fee for a competition removes any semblance of impartiality, as firms that do not want or cannot afford to participate are excluded.
The only conclusion I can draw is that even the SEO ranking sites are misleading.
- benn 17y agoYo dumbass, to be at the top of that list you need >5m revenue. Sure some firms might not want to participate, but they sure can afford to.
- jenkinsmary 17y agoThey are legit. They check out customer references and do continuous updates to their rankings. A great source to find legit firms. Usually someone is upset if they are just not included.
- jerrylanders 17y agoThey actually use the funds to review the companies, research online, run benchmark tests, thereby making my job easier to choose the right firm.
- tommysanders 17y agoI just browsed their competition, just look a little closer. It's actually 400/month per competition. So significantly cheaper than what you indicate. Frankly even if it was higher, it would just mean that the small agencies and one men show just get weeded out - often times they really do not have the capacity to compete with the big guns anyways. I can conclude one of three things: 1. You are not part of it, therefore you are not happy. 2. You can't afford it, so why not point a finger at it instead. 3. Cost of any competition, or even the free competitions, does not indicate any impartiality. Keep in mind all entrants pay or don't pay.