Google went down.
It was only 5 minutes, but during that time, internet traffic dropped by 40%. Why? 93% of online experiences today begin with a search engine, which makes your website’s rankings one of the most important indicators for your company’s future sales.
For the first time in history, everyone does their shopping at the same place: online. The world’s largest mall is located in your pocket, and everyone is there. But here’s the thing: 75% of users never scroll past the first page of search results. That means that if your company is at the top of search engines you can quickly capture the lion’s share of the marketplace. And if you’re not, well, that’s good for your competitors.
The process of driving your company to the top of search engines like Google & Bing is called SEO, and we love doing it.
SEO
CAMPAIGN ROLE
SEO puts you First
When people go online to search for terms related to what you offer, they are ready to convert. While paid advertising does important things for your brand, organic search sends you people who already have an intrinsic interest in what you do. Statistically speaking, search leads are 8x’s more likely to buy than a lead generated through outbound marketing. This is exactly who you want to land on your site.
The SEO Process
First, we research relevant keywords on which you can rank in your market. Second, we optimize your site, integrating keywords and phrases on the back end and within the copy on your website. Lastly, we conduct ongoing backlink development, assuring your brand is in the right place, expressing the right message, and drawing the right audience to you. Let’s break out each of these steps on by one.
Keyword Research
Keyword Research
Content Marketing
Content Marketing
Competition Analysis
Competition Analysis
Link Building
Link Building
Site Optimization
Site Optimization
Continuous Tracking
Continuous Tracking
In Depth Keyword Research
Content Marketing
Complete Competition Analysis
Link Building
Your Website Is Fully Optimized
Continuous Tracking
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