Can anyone help with tips on finding an SEO. There are so many out there. Is it worth it?
Tips? Anyone?
A compact, practical checklist for choosing an SEO provider that builds on the thread: asked where to start, pointed to third‑party lists as one way to find candidates, and reminded everyone that sustained, user‑focused work and a healthy site matter. Below are concrete vetting steps and quick checks to separate vendors who can deliver from those who talk fast and promise miracles.
Ask for specifics, not slogans. Request a recent case study with verifiable metrics, a short sample audit for your site, and the names of the people who will do the work. Agree on clear deliverables and KPIs (organic sessions, indexed pages, conversions), reporting cadence, and an exit clause. Red flags: guaranteed #1 rankings, “secret” link tactics, large up‑front retainers with no refund, or refusal to let you contact references. A safe hiring approach is a paid pilot (30–90 days) limited to defined tasks and measurable outcomes.
Do a few simple checks before signing: connect your site to Google Search Console to see coverage and manual actions, run a speed/vitals check (Core Web Vitals), and review a handful of landing pages for clear titles and useful content. For fundamentals and what to expect from honest providers, see Google’s SEO starter guide.
Jump to Post— JonathanD 16I would check out this site: http://www.topseos.com/
Some good companies listed there that you can work with.
I would check out this site: http://www.topseos.com/
Some good companies listed there that you can work with.
Anything that sounds tricky won't work. The best way to top the search engines is to write quality content consistently, and for a long time.
You can help your chances by having clean, semantic, valid code. If you don't what that means, google all those words and you'll find a TON of information about the correct way to seo your site.
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