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Want to know how to prepare monthly service of package of off page SEO

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    Want to know how to prepare monthly service of package of off page SEO

    Hello, can anyone advise me , how to prepare a monthly package of off page SEO service? I don't know how to prepare. Which point need to keep in mind?  

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    LegitPBN

    LegitPBN

    Hi,

    Thanks for asking this intelligent question.
    Straight to your answer. The point to put in mind is what exactly do you want to do to help your clients. I am talking about what are those strategies of off-page SEO you would adopt to in your monthly service/package. If you can identify what you will do; it might be a list, then you need to outline them and write a clear description about it. You will need to write an understandable description.

    Thanks!
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    Munoz66

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    LinkForgeHub

    LinkForgeHub

    Honestly the easiest way I found to structure this is to stop thinking of it as "one SEO package" and split it into layers instead.

    Start with what you'll actually deliver each month - for me it's usually a Tier 1 batch (the higher quality, more targeted links) and then a Tier 2/3 layer that supports those Tier 1 links rather than hitting the client's site directly. That split alone makes the offer way clearer to explain to buyers.

    Then just be upfront in the description about quantity, delivery time, and what "tier" means so people know what they're getting instead of assuming it's all pointed straight at their homepage. I learned that the hard way early on lol, buyers get confused fast if it's not spelled out.

    Also worth deciding early whether you're doing recurring/subscription pricing or just repeat one-off orders each month - subscriptions need a higher seller level on some platforms so check that first before you build the whole offer around it.
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