Has anyone used prbuzz.com for pr distribution?
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Has anyone used prbuzz.com for pr distribution in an effort to boost SEO? I am attracted to their unlimited distribution for 1 price for the year. Does anyone have an opinion and or suggestion of another company. Thanks!
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I am comparing PRbuzz and PR web as I write this and will be making my decision within the next few days. PRBuzz has the annual unlimited distributions for $299 and PRweb is 4 or 5 monthly releases for about $1,500+. A little high for my budget, so probably going with PRbuzz will decide within the next day or so. They have good distribution, but not a recognized as the PRweb.
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Hi Sanket - Do you mind sharing what the pricing was for the annual pricing?
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On an average I got 200 visitors from my targeted country whenever I submit prweb press release as per Google Analytics. About SERP ranking, its totally depends which keyword you are targeting in the press release. I prefer to use Prweb in reputation management project because it has got 96 domain authority and that press release content just need few quality backlinks and social share to rank in top ten.
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Hi Sanket,
I worked with PR web for a few weeks trying to work out a deal. Did you see better SERP ranking from using them? The claim you do but when i looked at the PR and SERP rankings for some of their clients who send out releases often i did not see much of a nice. What has your experience been?
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Hi Adam, Currently I am using annual package of prweb.com for my different clients, I am quite satisfied with result because every time my press release get listed in yahoo news. I get good amount traffic from that also because they distribute press release in targeted category, industry and your selected zone. I prefer them, I don't have any idea about prbuzz.com, but I have one doubt about them "unlimited distribution" for one year. Can you purchase one press release from them first then go for yearly subscription.
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