kaj
19-12-2001, 02:54/02:54AM
Hi,
With the recent surge in discussion on the importance of a listing in Looksmart because of its prevalence in other SEs as well as its Google PR prod, I am wondering how much experience fellow Australian SEOs have had with Looksmart Australia.
A 2-day review costs AUD$299, which is half the cost of the US one. Looksmart Australia doesn't seem to provide its results to US SEs, however a bunch of Australian ones (and US SEs with an Australian division) do incorporate the listings.
I wonder whether the PR gained from Looksmart Australia would be close to the benefit US sites receive from Looksmart US.
Currently, clients in our area don't have the online budgets to fork out significant money for online advertising (we charge AUD$50/mo for full SEO!), so no paid Yahoo, Looksmart, PositionTech etc. listings. All manual SEO. However, we do have a handful of clients who may be convinced to spread their budget a little; and certainly for our company site and in-house projects we want to experiment more with paid inclusion.
Any thoughts?
Warmest regards,
Kaj
With the recent surge in discussion on the importance of a listing in Looksmart because of its prevalence in other SEs as well as its Google PR prod, I am wondering how much experience fellow Australian SEOs have had with Looksmart Australia.
A 2-day review costs AUD$299, which is half the cost of the US one. Looksmart Australia doesn't seem to provide its results to US SEs, however a bunch of Australian ones (and US SEs with an Australian division) do incorporate the listings.
I wonder whether the PR gained from Looksmart Australia would be close to the benefit US sites receive from Looksmart US.
Currently, clients in our area don't have the online budgets to fork out significant money for online advertising (we charge AUD$50/mo for full SEO!), so no paid Yahoo, Looksmart, PositionTech etc. listings. All manual SEO. However, we do have a handful of clients who may be convinced to spread their budget a little; and certainly for our company site and in-house projects we want to experiment more with paid inclusion.
Any thoughts?
Warmest regards,
Kaj