- What does he really need.
- That there’s no need in what he asks for. That means a client doesn’t always right in this field.
- Why SEO company cannot guarantee the result, only makes some prognosis.
- The difference between methods of site promotion.
- The reasons why we can refuse to work with him or to promote several sites.
- The advantages of site promotion by search engine optimization methods or why it should be paid for this service.
- Why some SEO companies provide full information about the service and some don’t. When everything is told the damage of information’s integrity and trustworthiness may appear.
- The difference between the contextual advertising service and search engine optimization service.
- Why a certain search engine is chosen to promote a site in.
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