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Los Angeles, California – United States – August 20, 2009 – In an attempt to level the playing field of internet marketing, Elite SEO Marketing, a Los Angeles firm, announced today that they are now offering special SEO marketing packages to small businesses. These strategies are less expensive than the programs being used for larger businesses but are effective enough to allow anyone to compete for market specific keywords.
This is the first attempt by any SEO marketing firm to offer an abbreviated version of SEO which can fit into the more restrictive budgets of small business owners. Earlier this month, Elite took a stance against opponents of SEO who claimed it was “too expensive” and “didn't produce documented results”. Today, Elite has taken that one step further and are offering their services to a demographic that could not previously afford them.
SEO, or search engine optimization, is the process of bring a business website form obscurity to the front pages of search rankings when users do searches for specific keywords. A Page One top position is the desired goal in SEO and many critics of the industry have claimed recently that the cost of getting there doesn't justify the increase in revenue you can expect from being there.
Elite SEO Marketing is a firm with over a decade of experience in internet marketing and they claim that SEO is the most effective method of getting sustainable, long term profits for any e-commerce or internet service business. The debate has been raging on for years now and this is just the latest salvo released from the SEO side of the fence.
A company spokesman for Elite, when asked about the new small business packages, replied, “Our goal is to give everyone an opportunity to be on the first page. There are many quality small businesses out there who've been unable to grow because their industry keywords are being monopolized by one or two major corporations. Our small business SEO plans will help them compete as equals for those top page positions.”
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