Prowl Communications | Niagara Marketing Consultant

PROWL COMMUNICATIONS | Marketing Consultant | 905-734-8273


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SEO RT 100

Congratulations in taking the first step to better SEO for your website with the SEO RT100 keyword/phrase ranking tracker. 


SEO RT100 tracks 100 keywords and/or phrases for their rankings on the web. 

Upon receipt of payment you will receive a download with a handy spreadsheet for uploading the keywords and phrases you wish to track. NOTE: The file you receive will not work from a tablet or phone as it is zipped.  

Complete the spreadsheet and return it to us at admin@prowlcommunications.com 

We will upload your requested keywords and phrases to our system and generate your report within 24 hours of receiving your spreadsheet. You will receive a weekly report thereafter with changes in rankings for your keywords and phrases. 

There is no contract. Cancel with 15 days notice.

Quantity

$30.00

$30.00



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