Best SEO Strategist to hire for 4-5K
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Hello,
We want to get a top notch company to look at us for 4-5K. We don't need SEO, we've got plenty of motion through the press and word of mouth, but if an all around agency was to give good advice I could get him some time with our CEO.
How do I get the best for only 4-5K, we may continue with services or it may just be a one time thing.
Who should I contact?
Bob
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Hi Bob,
This isn't really the best place to ask this question since the valuable contributors here aren't here to self-promote or actively pick up work from what is essentially a help forum.
To point you in the right direction, Moz does have a Recommended Providers list which is working checking out.
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