hahaha.. this is funny, i don’t think they know what they are talking about… They called themselves as SEO specialist? they even don’t know what exact keyword for this site.. truly a spam and desperate…

Thanks for the post. This is a new one for me, but I think I really don’t like SEO experts for the simple fact that they are too good at their job. SEO is a booming field and unfortunately, there are a number of people out there that are really good at it. Whether they are so-called link ninjas, SEO consultants or just amateur SEO freaks – they’re ruining the Internet for the rest of us.

Good post. Its really true. Seo experts are giving suggestion, but each one’s opinion to increase the traffic to the site is different. So sometimes it may irritating and confusing to follow their tips. Thanks for the comments

Why give energy to a spam letter?
Is like you write an article about a mail you receided talking about some product that grows something in your body…..

I get innundated with these emails with a similar format – they tell me I’m not ranking for some keyphrase (even when I clearly am), and then want to offer me their services for a fee.

I have to laugh at the level of literacy of these guys, & I especially love it when they sign of with something like “I am anxiously awaiting your reply!”

Keep waiting baby!

I receive these messages all the time and I am quite tired of it. Most of these guys don’t know anything about good SEO if they did there sites would be 1 2 or 3 on google but there not.

the only thing whe they do email spam is because they can’t do SEO for their own website.

I’m pretty new to SEO, I work in a SEO company for several months. My impressions? I don’t know… When I see a mail like this one, and when I see reactions to it, well that tells me a lot. I’m not surprised that people are pretty negative about SEO. SEO might become another substitute for spam and that is very bad for internet marketing. SEO is a great way to help small business but doing it this way is wrong. Like I said, I am pretty new to it and I have a lot to learn, but I’d never write a mail like this and I want to point that not all SEO “experts” are like this. If I don’t know something, I have my supervisor to guide me. SEO is constantly changing field and you got to learn constantly, and there are those who push to the limits and ddo spamming. But there are “white hat” SEO’s who stick to some rules and who play by the rules. Web admins need to be aware because a SEO “expert” like the one who sent that mail can ruin all you efforts because by his mistakes your web site will be penalized and recovery is slow and painful.

I think the most important question to ask such type of seo companies is where you stand in SERPS for your industry keywords.

How is this productive? Spam like this is pointless for so many reasons. For one thing, it’s not clear exactly how he means to help you, or even what the key word “heated pet” is supposed to mean. If there is any way he meant to promote you, it should have been made clear, as with any business proposition. Also, did he not expect you to do at least a little research? This is, supposedly, a business man who claims to be able to help you out of the blue. If he couldn’t produce legitimate credentials, he might have thougt to have a more believable address, for goodness sake! It’s common sense.

Spammers (I’m thinking of the SEO-side of spam not the email – that would top the list easily) are generally weeded out themselves unless they’ve got some unique tactics that haven’t been detected by Google yet and even then – a quick reporting will usually handle that

A lot of Internet Marketers nowadays will brand themselves as experts
in Search Engine Optimization when they don’t even know how to use
the right keywords.

Funny story but too true about business owners being susceptible to this type of thing due to a lack of knowledge about SEO/SEM. My business partner and I are combating this by educating local business owners about what they really need to know so that they are don’t fall prey to such snake oil salespeople.

SEO is a booming field and unfortunately, there are a number of people out there that are really good at it. Whether they are so-called link ninjas, SEO consultants or just amateur SEO freaks – they’re ruining the Internet for the rest of us.

All small business companies are trying to promote their business through email but they have been spammed like this kind of frustration. Thanks for a good post.

That`s gotta be the lamest thing I`ve ever seen. He probably use some kind of automated program to fill in random words in his e-mail. Fishing, if you will. Looks incredible stupid. Fascinatingly so, actually.

Spammers regularily scan UseNet for email address, using ready made programs designed to do so and they have programs which spider through web pages, looking for email addresses. They have many options to do spamming. What can we do to stop them?

All small business companies are trying to promote their business through email but they have been spammed like this kind of frustration. Thanks for a good post.

Google and all search engines will have to change it’s algorithm time to time and will have to teach a lesson to all the spammers.

This is one of the most stupid mails I ever have seen, but sadly, many people are stilling following the instructions and links in the e-mails, as long as they do those e-mails will always come into our inbox.

Spammers really dono the consequence of spamming others blog and all. If they come to know , they have to feel about it.

If so many seo customers are taking their seo to India – spammers will be there all the time