Reliable outsource site
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Hi
which is the most quality site to outsource my backlinks?
any other?
From elance I am very disappointed.
Thanks
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They dont accept moneybookers and I cant because I dont have a paypal acount! is banned! I will have to move to make a new one paypal! LOL
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You can try Odesk.
Always it was the best outsource site for me.
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Well here they dont know what is seo. And this what they know what it is they give the jobs on freelancer.Most of them here use adwords. And the seo and web design in Cyprus is made by guys which selling computers and rest stuff...What else to say? I think only me I use the seomoz here.
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I suggest you find a reputable, local SEO agency.
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and they was all with good feedbacks.
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I tried , but on elance I got fooled more like 5 times from 5 different providers. On the freelancer I have medium experiences to very good. I was wondering if is any one more good. (I mean the people inside).
Thanks
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Hi Nikos,
When it comes to freelancer sites, it's not the site that you have to look at, it's the people within the site.
It sounds like you had a bad experience with one of the freelances on elance, you won't find everyone on elance like that though. I'd suggest you review each freelancer prior to giving them work.
Good luck!
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