Your Business In High Value Searches
SEO is more than “ranking”. It’s knowing how to define exactly what will be profitable for your business and winning at that.
How It Works
Winning In SEO
As there is only one position at #1 on Google, most businesses are working with a losing SEO strategy.
Ranking for the most profitable keywords is the only goal. Work with a team who is on the frontline of executing successful SEO campaigns.
Steps To Success
Your Winning SEO Strategy
Clearly establish a winning strategy based on the most accurate data and information.
We map out your entire winning strategy from the ground. A winning strategy doesn’t have a “Plan B”.
Execute On-page changes so the compass of your website is aligned to win.
What your website is communicating with Google matters. Making sure it’s clear is paramount to a successful campaign.
Building highly relevant and trusted links to your website
The credibility of your website is determined by the quality of the referring websites pointing to yours. Doing this right is the backbone of highly effective SEO.
Your Growth
Bringing High Value Customers To Your Website
It’s easy to rank for low value search terms. It’s not easy to rank for highly competitive and profitable search terms.
The only factors that deliver profitable customers through your website are valuable search terms. A valuable search term is defined by how high the search volume is, how relevant it is to your product or service, and ideally if it is tied to your location.
Our Expertise
How We Build Successful SEO Campaigns
The most current data* shows that around 34% of Google traffic clicks through to position #1. Position #2 get’s roughly 18%. And position #3 is close to 12%.
This means that you not only need to make it to the front page for valuable search terms, but you need to be placed in the top 3 to really experience the value of being ranked.
This also means that the majority of companies spending money on SEO are not getting the ROI expected because there are only 3 positions at the top.
