Bay Area E-Commerce SEO Firm Needed
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So my e-commerce site recently got hit badly with the latest Penguin update. Traffic is down by 60%. We were using a cheap Indian SEO firm who did get us great results but it seems they was a lot more spamming than I realized. I am now looking to clean up my backlinks and create a new relationship with a local business so I can be more hands on with my SEO.
Does anyone have any recommendations for SEO firms that have experience in e-commerce? Ideally somewhere in the Bay Area or even Sacramento?
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Look no further than our beloved Mozzer Ryan Kent. http://moz.com/community/users/312503
He's the 2nd highest ranked user on Moz. I personally referred him some business. Tell him Francisco from Planet Marketing mentioned you.
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