Strategy Internet Marketing

PAY-PER-RESULTS SEO
No upfront fees.
No regular monthly fees.
Only pay on actual results.
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We have been in Internet Marketing for 13 years, that is before Google or Yahoo! were born, so we are very experienced.  We have many e-commerce and brochure site clients from men's gifts to electrical goods and double-glazing to insurance.  We have a range of size of clients which include several PLC's and some International sites.  Some client rankings can be found at http://www.strategyinternetmarketing.co.uk/seo-rankings.html 

With Pay-Per-Results SEO You Pay Only For Increased Good Quality Traffic
Do you want to increase search traffic to your website?
Do you have a budget for Internet marketing?
Would you prefer to pay for results instead of paying up front fees?
Our new Pay-Per-Results Organic SEO could be for you
We are offering unique PPR (Pay-Per-Results) pricing to clients who are looking for an ongoing relationship, and who would prefer to pay for actual results rather than paying up front for a service.
How is our results-based SEO pricing different from regular SEO pricing?
Most SEO companies charge fixed fees for a service (and we offer this option too as some clients prefer fixed fees). There is nothing wrong with this approach but if a client has spent money on SEO before, especially if they received little or no return, they may be reluctant to go down the same route again. They do however want to get results, and do not object to paying for those results. With our Pay-Per-Results SEO pricing option there is no up front fee and no monthly management fee.
What sets us apart is that our pricing is based on actual click through search traffic arriving at your site from organic search - this means more and more actual visitors looking at your pages.
Our PPR service guarantees that you will ONLY PAY FOR RESULTS.
"This represents a significant return on capital employed and I am subsequently delighted with these results." Academy of Business Strategy
"Revenues from organic traffic have increased more than 50% in the first two months you worked on the site when compared to the 2 months prior to that. The number of transactions seems to be up by 20-30% on average. Your service is being paid for many times over by the extra sales."  Alert Electrical
"John and his team at Strategy advised our Group Marketing Director on our Internet Marketing Strategy, in particular Search Engine Optimisation and Pay-Per-Click, where the knowledge and recommendations were invaluable." CSF Group plc
"It is very rare these days to be supplied with a service efficiently and consistently without causing unnecessary administration. Strategy  operates with a high level of integrity and clearly has the resources and the dedication to provide the service independently without having to be managed." Academy of Business Strategy
How is PPR different from PPC?
PPC (or Pay-Per-Click) is sponsored advertising where you fix a budget, write an advert and bid against your competition for positions in the sponsored ads area of the search engine results pages (SERPs). These are the "Sponsored Results" that appear in the shaded area at the very top and continue down the right hand side of the search pages. Once your money runs out on your PPC account your advert disappears.
PPR (Pay-Per-Results) concentrates on organic or natural listings which appear on the left hand side of the page and fill the majority of the screen. Because of the nature of organic listings you are likely to get longer term benefit for your PPR spend as the effects are longer lasting rather than short lived like PPC. Organic optimisation also feeds the 'long tail of search', a term coined to describe the many one-off search phrases that can bring your site relevant traffic. It is reported that 80% of search terms typed into search engines every day are unique.
Depending on your marketplace you may find that PPR brings better quality traffic as the organic results are achieved predominantly by their relevance to the search phrase and therefore are often a more trusted source of information above paid for adverts.