Free search engine optimization, or if you prefer free SEO is becoming selectively available to businesses that market a product over the Internet in exchange for commissions on Web sales. It could not possibly be described as a popular idea yet, but it is certainly an idea that makes some sense. Consider for instance, that a new business needs a website and must diverge a portion of its startup capital to creating that website. However, once they have the website, the business is still not going to be able to utilize their website correctly until they are able to afford often expensive, search engine optimization. So, immediately behind the decision to build the website there needs to be a secondary decision to spend additional significant monies on search engine optimization. It really doesn't seem fair.Then, if you add the fact that the struggling new business is wading into an Internet where hundreds of established businesses have taken up grounds and have no intention of making way for this new fledgling to gain any kind of position. Now you get some idea of the plight of the new business trying to get established with its website. Of course, America was built on competition and a new businessman must take all of these things into consideration and accumulate the necessary startup capital to deal with all of these obstacles, and still get itself established in the marketplace.But, what if it were possible, for that startup business to spend the money necessary to build the website but to be able to trade for search optimization in exchange for some relatively reasonable commissions on Web sales? It would appear that this would do several positive things for the start up business. It could eliminate the need for that startup to come up with a significant amount of cash for search engine optimization at a time when money might be rather tight. However, once they have the website, the business is still not going to be able to utilize their website correctly until they are able to afford often expensive, search engine optimization. So, immediately behind the decision to build the website there needs to be a secondary decision to spend additional significant monies on search engine optimization. While it might indeed cost the business as much over all if the SEO is successful, in the case where the optimizer either doesn't do a good job or finds the competition more significant than anticipated, the new business isn't the only one who suffers. In fact, the arrangement puts the pressure on the optimizer to do the best job possible for the new business in order to maximize the profits of both.Commission only search engine optimization is not readily available everywhere on the Internet. However, if one looks long and hard there are companies that offer commissioned SEO. Especially a startup company might be well advised to spend the additional time and effort necessary in order to hunt down those few search engine optimizer's confident enough to offer commissioned only SEO as an option. Happy hunting! As a final thought, it should be noted that search engine optimization is not immediate, and therefore businesses trying to optimize in time for Christmas sales, must start immediately or sooner.