Coming Soon: DIYSEO.com (Sign up now!)

by Patrick Gavin on May 18, 2009

w-200x250 I am excited to announce a new project I am working on with Andy Hagans and a group of brilliant technologists. Our seo software will be called DIYSEO. Our product is meant to solve a simple problem: Small businesses with limited budgets, time, and online know-how need basic SEO help. The SEO service sector has expanded by a huge amount in the past few years, and there are varied and mature offerings geared towards corporations, agencies, and small businesses with $5,000-$1M+ annual online marketing budgets. On the tool and training side, there are a number of great SEO solutions out there that target different segments of the market:

 

But what about the small business that can budget only $500 and 25 hours per year towards online marketing?

At DIYSEO we are going after a different market in a very different way.  Andy and I both get many inquiries every week from small business owners (think real estate agents, small car dealers, restaurants, and part-time entrepreneurs) looking to get better exposure in organic search.  We have devised a way to give that expert advice to small business owners in a semi-automated yet highly customized format.

The product is a couple of months away from a public launch but please leave your email address so you can be the first to preview the product and get other fun announcements along the way.  You can also follow DIYSEO on Twitter.  I haven’t been this excited about an SEO product since launching Text-Link-Ads.com back in 2003 and we look forward to bringing a product that will drive true SEO value to small businesses real soon! Visit DIYSEO.com to sign up for special announcements and product beta releases, etc.

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DIYSEO.com Will Offer Small Businesses Affordable SEO Services
05.29.09 at 3:52 pm

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Alexander Dombroff 05.18.09 at 3:46 pm

Come on! You’ve got to give us more than just a teaser? How does it work? What will it cost? Will there be a free beta? We want details!

MikeTek 05.18.09 at 3:59 pm

Everything I’ve seen so far looks great. Very polished. I’m excited to see more.

Danielle Ingram 05.19.09 at 1:49 am

Sounds really interesting, its great that smaller businesses will be able to get themselves noticed online, as well as those that can afford to spend a lot of money on marketing! Sounds like it is going to be good!

San Diego Web Designer 08.11.09 at 7:55 am

Right on! I have a brother who just launched a site, and I would like him to do his OWN seo, rather than relying on me…bring it on!

Karl Foxley 09.19.09 at 5:32 pm

This sounds like a great venture. Here’s wishing you every success. I look forward to seeing the finished product.

Karl

George 09.30.09 at 12:48 pm

I couldn’t agree more. I would love to to know a lot more details on this new SEO product that is supposed to help small businesses with a tight budgets.

Anna Green 10.05.09 at 8:24 am

Hello again, just thought Id stop by and check your progress, I was struck by your logo design. I really like it, simple and friendly like i imagine your new product is.

Aaron 10.06.09 at 4:37 pm

Hey Patrick,

It sounds a lot like a project I am working on , http://www.ezwebsitemonitoring.com/ , which is also in beta right now.. Is DIYSEO similar to it with the tracking/monitoring/reporting or more geared toward giving SEO suggestions?

Nicky Skubal 10.15.09 at 9:48 am

Congratulations Patrick! I think this is a fantastic idea and I can’t wait for the roll out.

Ricky 11.06.09 at 8:06 am

Nice going Patrick. Can you please tell me what will be the pricing around for this product. I hope it would be worth to the pricing you decide. Best of Luck for the product though.

Andrew @ WeBuildYourBlog.com 11.12.09 at 9:20 am

I totally agree in your plan to help small businesses gain expert SEO advice. I am wishing you success in this project of yours.

Mike @ Qoptimize.com 12.22.09 at 1:38 pm

This is a great concept. It will open the idea of SEO to those small businesses who have a limited budget. This will help out the SEO industry too because then other small businesses will feel the pressure to compete with SEO. In any case, both the small business and the SEO firms will benefit.

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