Link Builder Freelance/Agency in Italy_
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Hi!
We are looking for a link builder freelance or an SEO agency specialized in link building for the Italian market.
Could you recommend any? Did anyone have any experience with a good Italian agency/freelance?
Thanks!
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We're active in the Italian market, if you need any pointers let me know
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Best of luck to you both. Sounds like a great opportunity for some US link builders to relocate and familiarize themselves with a new market.
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Ah...
dear Anthony, thanks for the recommendation, but actually I'm already involved with Jorge in this search
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SEOmoz associate Gianluca would be a great person to talk to. If he personally can't help you out, I'm sure he could recommend a few other options.
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