Your website should deliver enquiries and sales from potential customers who find you in Google™. If it doesn't, we can fix it.
As your SEO specialists, we'll make sure your website gets found by your ideal customers so it generates leads and sales. By following our proven process we'll make your website your best salesperson and we'll always be straightforward about what we're doing and why. SEO isn't black magic, it's just good honest hard work.
Your success is how we measure ours, nothing else counts. That's because all credible SEO specialists agree, including Google™, that SEO is not just about better rankings, it's about the impact on your bottom line.
That's why we don't hide behind confusing reports, we stick to the stuff that matters and understand the work we do has to provide a return on your investment. In business, turnover is vanity, profit is sanity. With SEO rankings are vanity, enquiries and sales are sanity.
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An SEO marketing specialist is a person who writes or adjusts website content to improve its potential to appear in Google search results pages.
The skills required for SEO include data analysis to establish the right keywords to try and rank for and content creation to write the content containing the keywords.
No, SEO does not require any coding. However, there are aspects of SEO that are technical in nature, such as improving web page speed and doing that sometimes involves an understanding of code.
The different types of SEO include technical SEO, data analysis, content creation and outreach or relationship building.
SEO stands for Search Engine Optimisation. It covers a range of tasks concerned with improving the potential for a web page to appear near the top of a Google search result.
The cost of SEO varies depending on who you hire to do the work. Good freelancers charge around £200/day and agencies around £500/day. The total amount depends on the scope of work.
Yes. In general terms, SEO is easy to learn, and there are many excellent free online resources and tutorials available.
SEO is worth the money if your potential customers are using Google to seek out the products and services your business offers.
Generally, SEO takes several months to start working. In competitive markets, this can be much longer, but in some cases, results can be quicker. It all depends on your current position and your competition.
You can learn SEO fast by setting aside some time to work through one of the many excellent free SEO tutorials available online.
SEO is a waste of money if it's done incorrectly or for a business that doesn't need it. Done correctly, it will generate enquiries and opportunities to grow your business.
The difference between SEO and Google Adwords, or as it's now known Google Ads, is the payment mechanism. SEO requires upfront effort to generate traffic to your website; Google Ads allows you to pay for the traffic using adverts that appear above the natural search results.
SEO should be done every time you add a piece of content to your website. Generally, the more content you add to your website, the better your chances of getting website visitors from Google.
The time it takes to start ranking on Google depends on many things, including the quality of your website and the reach of your content. The more content you have and the more people share your content by linking to it, the quicker your site will rank.
The benefits of SEO, if done correctly, is the exposure it will give to your website in Google search results leading to an increase in website traffic.
If you frequently update your website with useful well-optimised content, you will increase the number of times your website appears in Google search results.
If you can blog regularly, and your blog posts are well researched and useful, you will improve the amount of traffic you receive from the major search engines. The more you blog, the more traffic you will receive.
A blog is good for SEO because it presents an opportunity for you to demonstrate your expertise by creating well written well-optimised content that your potential customers are looking for.
SEO is needed to make sure search engines can better understand your content and show your web pages more frequently in search engine results pages.
