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Client Testimonials
Dear Jon,
Thank you for keeping us No. 1 on all four major search engines under my name. I appreciate as well your trying to place us at No. 1 on MSN and on Google, under "Inspirational Success Stories." It's very difficult to attain.
Thank you again for your corrections and additional research on the Brooklyn Bridge story. It is now a far superior article and it was very kind of you to pay such close attention.
Jon, have a nice afternoon.
Dick
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Hi Jon,
"Just to let you know, my high search engine rankings are
paying off in the form of about 1 sale per week or two."
Ian
Jon,
I definitely noticed your optimization efforts already having an effect! Thanks a million for your efforts and results! I sure am glad I got in touch with you."
Mark
Hi Jon!
Yes, we have seen a dramatic increase in traffic.
So the wife is very happy to go with your deal of $200/month - send invoice!
Bruce
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Why Search Engines Like Links
"There's a lot of confusion about links and their relationship to Web sites. Most site owners don't even realize that links have a bearing on their search engine positions. Surely all you need to do is register your page in a search engine and it will be indexed, right? Maybe, maybe not. And if it is, it may not be ranked highly."
"Then along came Google in 1998, and that all changed. Google decided to use the links pointing at a site as another factor in determining if the site was a good match for a search. Each link to a site was a vote for the site, and the more votes the site received, the better a site was regarded by Google."
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Did You Know...
Search engines use the number of links pointing to a page as an indication of the page's value. If lots of pages link to your page, the search engines place a greater value on your page than pages with few links pointing to them.
If you have lots of links from sites that are themselves linked to by many other sites, search engines conclude that your site must really be important. (Google calls this value the page's PageRank, but Google is not the only search engine to use links as an indication of value.)
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