"Spring Valley High School
Class Of 1961

Search Engine Optimization

We would like to get your website on first page of Google.
All of our processes use the most ethical "white hat" Search Engine Optimization techniques that will not get your website banned or penalized.Please reply and I would be happy to send you a proposal.In order for us to respond to your request for information, please include your company’s website address (mandatory) and or phone number."

Brad,
I received this email. I'm assuming this is just a general email. Is there anything to worry about with this?

If you follow the steps in the FAQ about promoting your site, you should be fine. Shown below for your convenience

How can I get my site listed on the major search engines, like Google, Yahoo, and MSN?

Answer: When search engines find any link to your site anywhere on the web they will automatically pull your site into their system. If there are no links on other web sites currently pointing to your site, or you wish to get your site listed more quickly, you can submit your site yourself to the web's top 3 search engines:

Add your site to Google: http://www.google.com/addurl
Add your site to Yahoo: https://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/submit
Add your site to MSN: http://search.msn.com.sg/docs/submit.aspx

JUDITH WILLIS wrote:

Hi Judith,
That email is spam, sent thru your contact us form. It didnt' come from Brad & Co. (unless it's from Opportunity Clicks :O)}. Just delete it.

Correct this is spam email sent through the Contact Form. This particular one has been very difficult to stop, althogh we've stopped most of them. They rotate where they send it from (IP Address) and what the content of the message says regularly, making it hard to shut down. Messages 11 and thereafter are sent into a manual review queue for us to look at and then dump, but 1 through 10 often get through when they change things up. You're one of the lucky 10 today. Just delete it.