How to lay off your SEO compnay?
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I have decided to replace my seo company. The pint is this company has been partly my developer too. So he has set up a demo server of my website.
1- Should I be worried about duplicate material when I end my cooperation with this company(The demo server)
2- Should I be worried that if they do not like it, they go and delete all the submitted materials and destroy my pages rankings?
Thanks all
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Armin,
Before you tell your SEO company, I recommend that you thoroughly review any contracts that you signed in order to make sure you understand everything. I would make sure that you make backups of any content that has been produced, and make sure you change the appropriate passwords on the site and on any tools that the SEO firm may have access to: Google Webmaster Tools, Google Analytics, etc.
Your conversation should be focused around leaving your SEO firm in good standing if possible, because there could be issues later on that arise (if they're mad at you, they could start some negative SEO or cause other hassles).
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