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INTERNETBEES HOURLY CHARGES

Hourly pricing is where you pay by the hour for a project, like a traditional job.

Clients, especially smaller ones, can have less confidence in paying by the hour. It's a matter of trust and new clients have some way to go with you before they reach that level. From a client's perspective, it can be quite tempting for a freelancer to add a few hours in order to garner some additional profit and can have less confidence that you're charging for actual working hours concentrate on the project.

However, hourly rates give some more security if your client needs additional work or if there are tasks ahead that you hadn't envisioned. It also means that a client can't try to exploit your work whilst maintaining the same rate. To an extent, you're in control.

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Keyword Domination

Keywords dominate how we communicate our search intent and interact with the engines. When we enter words to search for, the engine matches pages to retrieve based on the words we entered. The order of the words ("pandas juggling" vs. "juggling pandas"), spelling, punctuation, and capitalization provide additional information that the engines use to help retrieve the right pages and rank them.

Search engines measure how keywords are used on pages to help determine the relevance of a particular document to a query. One of the best ways to optimize a page's rankings is to ensure that the keywords you want to rank for are prominently used in titles, text, and metadata.

Generally speaking, as you make your keywords more specific, you narrow the competition for search results, and improve your chances of achieving a higher ranking. The map graphic to the left compares the relevance of the broad term "books" to the specific title Tale of Two Cities. Notice that while there are a lot of results for the broad term, there are considerably fewer results (and thus, less competition) for the specific result.

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