Choosing a white label SEO reseller can be challenging for many people.
There are so many options out there, and it can be difficult to know which one is the right fit for your business.
Here we cover the different aspects that you should consider when looking for an SEO reseller partner, so you can focus on winning more SEO clients!
We will also provide examples of how other companies have been successful with their SEO resellers in order to help you make a decision about where to go from here.
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Browse Online Reviews
The first thing that you should do is go online and read some reviews about different resellers. You can get a lot of information from these reviews, including what the business has done for other customers in order to inform your decision.
You will also be able to figure out whether or not this company would work well with your specific needs at your organization because you’ll have more accurate feedback than if you blindly choose one without anything else to go on.
For example, if an SEO reseller offers keyword research as part of their services but it’s something that you don’t need then they might not be the best fit for you even though they’re reputable otherwise.
Collect and Verify References
After you’ve read some reviews, the next thing that you should do is collect three references from at least two different customers.
Verify these references by asking questions like:
- What services did they perform for your company?
- How did they handle any challenges or difficulties with your business?
- Did their service improve rankings and traffic to your website as promised in a timely manner?
If all of those things are true then it’s likely worth considering this SEO reseller as an option. If not, keep looking because there will be other companies out there who can offer better value for what you’re looking for.
Ask About Their Previous Work
This is one of the most important things that you should ask about with any SEO reseller that you speak to.
Ask them for examples of how they’ve been successful in improving rankings and traffic on other sites like yours, as well as what specific challenges they faced before achieving success.
All these details can help give you an idea of whether or not this business would be a good fit for your company and will help inform your decision when it comes time to make a choice about who you want to work with long-term.
Ask About Their Staff
Another question that you should ask about is the staff.
What kind of training do they offer for their employees? How many people are on their team total, and how large is each individual department? What’s your retention rate like among these different positions?
You’ll be able to find out all this information ahead of time if you speak with a reseller upfront so it won’t be something you have to worry about later when they’re sending someone new every few months or weeks because there was no long-term commitment from them in the first place.
It’s also important to ask if the SEO company is outsourcing their operations overseas. If you’re paying top dollar for these services, then you have a right to know who is doing all the work.
Conduct an Interview
The next thing that you should do is conduct an interview with the SEO reseller.
Ask about their pricing and contracts, as well as what they offer in terms of services for your company. You’ll be able to get all this information upfront before signing anything which will help you make a better decision when it comes down to it.
It’s also important that you ask them how long they’ve been providing these kinds of services and if there have been any changes or updates in recent years since most businesses can’t survive without adapting at some point in time because of technological advancements or updated regulations from government agencies.
Therefore, knowing this information upfront can give you peace of mind that everything will work out according to plan going forward too.
Ask About Their Pricing Structure
You can only hire the SEO reseller your business can afford.
What do they charge, and how does their service compare to others in terms of price? You’ll want to know everything upfront so there are no surprises later on.
This will help you make an informed decision when it comes down to signing anything for your company as well because a reputable SEO reseller won’t provide SEO services inexpensively if they’re not confident in what they offer.
You might find out that other companies can match or even beat this SEO reseller’s prices depending on what kind of package deal you need going forward which makes it worth considering all options before making any final decisions just yet.
Find Out How Their Business Works
What are the SEO reseller’s strengths?
You’ll want to find out as much as possible about how their business works because it will help you make a more informed decision in the long run. You might not need everything that they offer, so then at least this way you can know what you’re going into without any surprises later on.
More importantly, understanding the nature of an SEO reseller’s business will help in figuring out how you can fit your services into your current SEO and link building strategies.
Make Sure They Sign an NDA
An NDA is an essential part of any SEO reseller agreement.
It’ll let you know how confident they are in their services and if there’s anything that will be hidden from your company going forward so it doesn’t hurt your business down the line.
An NDA will make sure the reseller is only focused on providing a service to your business and won’t share sensitive details with unauthorized parties and personnel.
Contact Us Today!
Finding the right SEO reseller doesn’t have to be difficult. In fact, it’s a straightforward process. If you want to work with one of the best SEO companies, then you’ve come to the right place.
Contact us today to speak to a member of our team.
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