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Need advise!! Career in SEO....

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 12:25 pm
by mohit
Hello everybody,,,
Just completed my B.Tech in june2008...
i am working as a SEO trainee since 4 months but am not very sure about carrer in SEO...
I am geting no advise from any known as no body in my network know wt is it...
I m from India....i have done all the offpage tasks like (directory submission, article submission, blog setup nd post, forum poting, coment posting, Social Bookmarking) a little of smo...
Just started on page with Keyword research nd competitor analysis...

my comapny is not paying much,,otheres are discussing that there is good money in SEO...bt i am not geting how to make that money...
ya you can optimise your own website and earn through advertisement....
or start your own work....
But i am not in a posision to invest....So please tell me how to earn the money people are talking about...


Thanks for any advise.....

Good business for SEO

Posted: Tue Mar 17, 2009 7:14 pm
by dagrafojo
Essentially it needs time and probably some money to invest.
If you are good at positioning websites I recommend you to buy a good name, build something commercially attractive, apply your knowledge and own and run a successful business.

It takes a while to see the profit. But any service currently being sold outside the Internet (and with a good gross margin) is ideal: tourism for example.

Many small hotels do not sell through the Web. Some have real cheap not very good positioned web-pages. There you may have a chance. Build a portal, position the website and collect a fee for every sale you perform.

It's just an idea. I hope it results useful.

Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 9:36 am
by liebe911
It can never be made a work full time but for part time its ok to make it full time you should have proper ideas and stuffs If you are looking for home based jobs you can see that here : http://videobloggeronline.com/work-home-online-jobs/

Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:26 am
by userinsight
One piece of strong advice that is applicable in any business venture: never invest more than what you can afford to lose. ;)