OROCOVIS, PUERTO RICO, March 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) TrustedSEOS.com, an authority figure for reviewing internet marketing companies, is set to release their latest list of recommended SEO firms. TrustedSEOS is a group of dedicated search engine optimization analysts that review and evaluate leading SEO companies.
"2011 was the year of the Google Panda update. Businesses lost rankings, traffic, and dollars as a direct result of Panda. The SEO firms that sustained great placement are clearly doing something right. Our list to come will be impacted by reviews sent in by businesses or those we've reached out to directly. Our primary focus is paying attention to the SEO companies that are ranked for competitive keyword phrases after the update occurred. We're seeing some new post-panda blood throwing their hat in the ring, as well as a comeback from some of the grandfather-type firms," stated Julie Rodriguez on behalf of TrustedSEOS.
Julie also states, "Sometime during 2012-2013 we're planning for many improvements to our service, including the possibility of paid advertising. We're applying the Panda concept to our current list and weeding out the services that have created doubt, by losing their own website positioning. And we plan to strengthen our evaluation strategy by digging a bit deeper into product specifics."
TrustedSEOS, offering up a list of Recommended SEO companies, provides a service that revolves around assisting consumers in making a wise decision when choosing which SEO company to work with.
Website: http://www.trustedseos.com
TrustedSEOS.com to Release List of Post-Panda Recommended SEO Firms
TrustedSEOS.com is geared to release their latest list of SEO firms. This is, by far, their most important release, as it displays which SEO agencies survived the Panda update, and which were adversely impacted.
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