That’s one of the factors where ContentAxis.net distinguishes itself from the rest. Its homepage is very simple, straightforward and easy on the eyes. There’s no useless or meaningless text, the kind you’d get tired of reading on other sites.

But what really clinches the win for the Content Axis site is that it uses very simple words yet very concrete and powerful examples. For one thing, the site explains exactly why and how this article marketing company’s services will give you better rankings and more traffic. There’s even a step-by-step introduction to article syndication so that you have an idea of what the company does and how it works.

That was one of the things I liked the most about the Content Axis homepage: the company was very frank about its services. It doesn’t give exaggerated or over-the-moon promises. You could look them up yourself on Google, and you’ll see that each and every thing that the company says it will give you will result in better rankings.

Another one of the great things about ContentAxis.net is that it even introduces you to the people who’ll write your articles. Your content won’t be written by a faceless lackey from an unnamed country. There are real, professional writers behind this outfit, and you can see their names and previous work to boot. This is obviously a sign that Content Axis is the real deal.

The site’s testimonial page is another testament to how professional this company is. Instead of the typical gushing comments from anonymous people, the page lists real domain names that the company has apparently worked for. You could even check the domains on Google yourself to see how far Content Axis’ services got them.

Professionalism of this level from an article marketing service provider is a very rare thing indeed. I think you’ll agree that that’s just the company’s way of trying to show you how well it can work and how confident it is in its craft.

Fortunately, BlogoView.com gave me a very refreshing change.

I was impressed from the get-go by the simple and clear BlogoView homepage. All their promises sounded realistic and more than doable. I didn’t see a shred of ‘get PR1 in 3 days’ nonsense, just a simple description of their services.

Another thing I liked about BlogoView is that they’re very upfront about everything. You get a brief description of how their contextual link building service works on the homepage – something other providers won’t even hint at after several emails. The ‘Top 10 Reasons’ list on their homepage also gives very concrete examples of how they can improve your link popularity.

Needless to say, BlogoView.com looked like a keeper so I decided to give them a try. In case you haven’t heard of any other blog reviews site before, larger orders don’t mean lower prices (which is the de facto system on other sites). At $8 per post, though, the price tag is quite reasonable. I’d expect this kind of pricing scheme to be perfect for fledgling sites that are just starting on SEO. Payment was quick and painless through PayPal.

After paying for my test order (I got the most affordable package, natch), I remembered some things I’d wanted to ask. Instead of sending an email, though, I decided to just look at the FAQ. Lo and behold, I actually got all my questions answered there. It’s not often that I find a provider so ready and willing to answer so many questions. I typically get just vague, roundabout or noncommittal answers from other companies.

Overall, the output I’ve received from them was excellent and worth every penny. But then again, I’m not surprised; they’d have to be pretty good to be so confident about their work.