What is the price to advertise?

schleprock Level 1

April 11, 2018, 3:14 am

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What is the price to advertise?

Or does the site ownership just take a percentage?

I am pretty sure this is the place to try my new service. I had someone here (Ionicware) ) look at my sales pitch and said it looked like it would not violate any rules.

So now I need to determine an price. For that I need to know what my advertising fees will be.

Thanks

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TommyCarey

TommyCarey

SEOclerks takes a 20% cut of your profits and lets you list anything you want for free. eBay and other big marketplaces make you pay for a listing, that only lasts a certain amount of days, but here you can list as many services as you want and manage them all from your profile. When you make a sale, you'll do the work and then the buyer will approve or deny the work, after that, you will then wait a day or two for the profits to clear into your account where you can then withdraw them using your preferred method.

Instead of working with the 20% cut that SEOclerks gets per sale, and increasing your prices accordingly, you should research your competitors and figure out what they are selling for. After you figure that out, you'll want to undercut the other service providers in order to attract a bunch of potential clients who are looking for a great service with the best price attached to it. After a couple months, or a specific number of orders you determine for yourself, you can increase your prices to what you normally would be asking and you'll still get plenty of orders.

Starting out on the lower end of the pricing for your services will help you build up your profile. You'll get more reviews, recommendations, return buyers, and all the while increasing your user level above 1 and hopefully 2. Remember, people would rather purchase from a lvl 2 seller than a lvl 1 and they would rather buy from a lvl 3 than a lvl 2 or 1. If you undercut your normal prices, actively respond to messages, have a great service that gets top-notch reviews, and be consistent with everything you'll increase your level quicker than people who are just starting off and having the highest pricing that they think they can get (but they can't). You may be a professional off of SEOclerks, but you're just starting out so you'll have to use some of those tricks to boost your sales, reviews, recommendations and pretty much increase your authority within SEOclerks

7 years ago

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DarthHazard

DarthHazard

For every service that you sell, SEOClerks will take 20% of the total. So let's say that you sold something for $2. They would take $0.40 as that is 20% of $2. That's the only fee that they take.

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mildredtabitha

mildredtabitha

Then this can only mean the higher your sales or profit, the higher the fee you will pay since the rate for deduction is constant. Anyway I am still content with SEO clerks and the services offered here.

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vinaya

vinaya

Listing s absolutely free. You can create an account for free and lost your services or products for free. However, you have to pay success fees of 20 percent on every sale you make. I think this is a good deal because you don't pay if you do not make sales, you only play if you make sales. Bascally, you pay advertising fees only when your products and services get sold.

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overcast

overcast

The price is based on the successful transaction. You can advertise the gig for free. But the transaction when sales happen. You pay 20% to the Ionicware. So this works out for your payout and also other transaction fees that time. So it seems like a good deal. Because here you are not paying taxes for each step and the cut is fair for the people who work under this site's banner.

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SiamSEO

SiamSEO

You have to file your taxes yourself to the local authorities anyways, as there is no way for Ionicware to do that for you. And depending on where you live, the combination of 20% SEOClerks fee and 30-40% taxation can easily make the whole working aspect utterly worthless.

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overcast

overcast

I think that part is taken care of with the quickbooks and paypal's earning recipets. So that's something is out of question. I think 20% is standard in almost all of the freelance sites. I don't know how that can be a problem. Just stop charging low for the services. And things are good to go in that context.

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Martinsx1

Martinsx1

I believe that most people who have commented already have made it pretty clear on the actual cost of advertising using SEO and it's all dependent on the amount of money you make as profit which they would take only 20% of it. Personally, it's a fair offer to me because when you have lots of services listed, you are likely to earn more and the 20% cut won't be anything to you.

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anwebservices

anwebservices

It cost you nothing to place your service on seoclerks, so you can try and test what is working best for you and your budget. No sales = no fees, but keep in mind if you sell you will be shorter for 20% of SC fees and i bet it is very fair commission SC is taking in compare to other platforms. Good Luck

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backpage4u

backpage4u

there are no any fees to advertise your service on SC, you can continue to bump your 5 gig service perday free.

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stbrians

stbrians

This is something I wanted to know too. The answers you have been given have helped me. So you need to ask Ionicware for permission to advertise. Is it the same with using your Googleadsense here?

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