Russian SEO Specialist Needed
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Hi All,
Looking for a bit of help here.
We are quoting for a big SEO project on a Russian website and need high quality Russian link builders to work on building the links to the website. As well as this, we need to have a little look at the on-page content (but that will be more of just straight translation stuff, nothing big).
If you're a Russian link builder and could help me here then get in touch. I only want ethical, white-hat and relevant links being built to the website so if that's not what you do, please don't waste my time
Also, this should really go without saying but I'll mention it anyway... you MUST speak Russian!
Look forward to hearing from you.
Matt
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