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pstrongSearch Enginenbsp;Optimizationnbsp; has emerged more important these days than it was in the earlier days . One of the significant reasons for this is the huge amount of time and effort medium and large-scale businesses give to online exposure./p
pThat being said, SEO is an extension of marketing. Sure, SEO might stand for Search Engine Optimization, but at the end, SEOgenuinelynbsp;does what marketing is supposed to do: It increases your exposure in the hopes of making more sales or conversions./p
pBecause SEO is an extension of marketing, ideally, there should be no promises involved./p
pDoes a marketing firm guarantee that you will make $10,000 sales in the nextnbsp;calendar monthnbsp;with their efforts? No ! What most honest advertising firms give you is a promise that they will work really hard on your campaigns./p
pApparently most people expect to get a #1 position for their keyword phrase in the next 2 months. Some also want to give you all their business if you can get them #1 position. Some go to thenbsp;extreme pointnbsp;of paying you online when their website is #1Prime;./p
pOnce again, there are no promises in SEO. Anyone who gives you a promise is either:/p
p1. Focusing on a keyword term which is not competitive at all/p
p2. Using a search engine loophole, which will not stay for a more /p
p3. Flat-out cheating you off/p
p4. A beginner SEO who has no idea how SEO really works./p
pHere are some reasons why it is not possible to give promises :/p
p1. SEO professional do not control search engine rankings, no matter what they say/p
p2. Search engine logic change every now and then ./p
p3. A website can be hand-edited by the search engine staff and result in decreased rankings/p
p4. SEO specialists have no control on how yournbsp;competitionnbsp;will react to your efforts./p
p5. SEO is marketing and by definition has no guarantees./p