SEO Consulting Agency for Strategy and Link Removal
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We need your guidance on SEO Agency we can consult for strategy planning for our websites.
We received manual Partial penalty on both domain few months back and since then have seen tremendous fall in rankings for both of the domains. Have been trying to remove all spam links we found out of links we got from webmasters and disavow one's we were not able to get removed. But yet request for penalty removal not accepted.
Would appreciate your concern on helping us out if we can take help of some agency for aggressively getting our spam links removed and plan for a better strategy to improve our rankings.
Please suggest one of the best in this domain we could reach.
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Hi, there are lots of experts you could call on to help you.
I don't represent Moz, but speaking independently my best advice for a pool of companies you could contact would be to look at the Moz recommended list of companies and speak to some of them. You can see the list here: http://moz.com/community/recommended
I hope that helps,
Peter
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