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I would most definitely use it!  Dare to dream, dare to dream.................

Hi,  Limens

Having someone put together back links for you can be a risky move.  As you have found quality control can be an issue.  Value is in the eye of the beholder.  Links are good to have.  And good could come from anywhere.

I would focus on fostering links on your own in the future.  Take a look at where your competition is getting em..... and maybe where they are not.  With that information there may be a number of directions you may go.

Open Site Explorer and Competitive Link finder can be of great help.  Good Luck!

I work with/for a small business as well and have found a similar struggle.  I have found a life time of great information within the the content of this website.  Have you looked here yet?

http://www.seomoz.org/pages/search_results?q=link+building

I find this a great resource.  Hope this helps!

Hi Carlos,

I tend to pay close attention to where my money goes.  When I first began visiting and using this resource I came to ask myself this same question.  I thought to myself, as you do, I can get this stuff from other places.  I did spend a little time in this deliberation and found that it can be done, but I did not find it to be easy and most importantly nearly as good a quality.   I like getting this type and volume of content in one place.  Its easy to use and there seems to be new tools and information constantly coming available.   Honestly, the cost of this service never crosses my mind.

Hi,

This is a great question and many people find themselves right where you are.  Both Ryan and Egol have provided you some great responses and I agree with them both.  There is a lot that goes into whether and when your site will move up or down.  Personally, I feel the closer you get to page 1 the more fine tuning and possibly effort it will take to make the leap to the top of page one.

Sounds like you are doing pretty well for a very young site.  Good job and good luck!

Your site has a great look and provides lots of scooter options for customers.  However, I generally feel a page should have some supporting content for each page.

To me it seems you may benefit from generating some page content.

Also, I noticed one of your pages has no content..... "Take it From Us"  you may wish to check it out.

Just my two cents!

Hi Keith,

Thanks for your comment.  I will take a look at what Google has to offer here.

Do you think there are any negatives to using this on a website?

Hey Mike,

Yep, looking to enable folks to read content in a variety of languages.

Also, wondering if there is any negatives related to adding language translation to a website?

Thank You!

Hi All,

I know its not an SEO question, but.......................

Can anyone suggest a few good website translation "widgets"

I  would like to give those who are not fluent in English and option to choose another language in which to view the page text.

Thank You!!!

Personally, I would try and focus on page titles, descriptions and user friendly content.  I have found search engines these days seem to frown upon "keyword stuffing".  Just my thoughts........ keep it simple, clear and clean, focus based for the viewer.  Just my thoughts, hope it helps.

Good times are on the way!!!!!    Thx

Mostly my goal is to increase the number of links, as well as to increase the websites overall online presence.

I agree its much better to get quality over quantity.  With the niche I am working in, there are huge limits in terms of where to go for links.  So, looking at some business listings and directories for ancillary link sources.  Thanks for your help here!