SEO business?

What are characteristics of starting the big SEO business that could also make profit and running expenses (salaries of about 10 employee, office rant, electricity bit etc.). post her your experience.

You want to promote site in bing?

It depends upon the project you own. Be prepared with your contents and promotion strategy before stepping into it. Bad SEO will lead to penalty.

You have to be very clear to work on Search Engine Optimisation as there are plenty of other way online marketing procedure to work for the best seo part. There are different project as well as your work for each project we have to work on that specific part such as there are different marketing areas where as he can work on different part as well

I agree with geethaa

Originally Posted by musicworld1 What are characteristics of starting the big SEO business that could also make profit and running expenses (salaries of about 10 employee, office rant, electricity bit etc.). post her your experience.

I'm not sure I understand the question. You want to go into SEO business? Isn't it a big jump from your web design work today (or so I read in your profile).

Anyhow, SEO is all about keywords. It involves aligning the keywords in the pages with what people actually type in search engines. It involves strategically locating the keywords in your website files.

Originally Posted by musicworld1 What are characteristics of starting the big SEO business that could also make profit and running expenses (salaries of about 10 employee, office rant, electricity bit etc.). post her your experience.

Don't know the market in Germany, but you'll need office equipment and supplies as well - computers, printers, copier, fax and phones, plus paper, pens, desks, trash cans, tape dispensers, hole punchers, calculators, chairs and scanners. Then add on expenses like employee benefits and marketing dollars. Plus a decent Internet connection. Add cleaning expenses and utilities (if they're not included in the rent). Who would be doing the book keeping? Who would set up and maintain your in-house network? Lots of questions!