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The single most important factor in SEO is quality, helpful content. Whatever your content is about, your goal should be to be the best source of that information on the web. Provide better content than your competitors and you're well on your way to increasing your search traffic.
There are metrics that quantify to what extent your website is an authority site. Everything we do off our site to let search engines know we are useful and trustworthy is about raising our domain authority. The major contributors are referring domains and backlinks.
Knowing not only what people are searching for but also their search intent is critical. Search engines are smart but they aren't human. You need to choose the correct keywords that both match your business and are being used in search queries.
There are numerous methods we need to check on behind the scenes, so to speak, to make sure search engines can easily find our content. These can range from sitemaps and indexing our pages to schema markup and canonical tags.
I'm originally from the U.S. but happy to call Stockholm home now. I've spent most of my life running restaurants and using big data to drive decisions.
A few years ago, I fell in love with SEO and started working with it. I am surprised more businesses (especially small businesses!) don't use it. It truly is a powerful tool to help level the playing field against bigger competition.
I would love to know more about your business and situation and together draft a strategy to help you achieve your goals.
On-page SEO is all about your content. The goal is to provide quality, helpful content. In addition, we'll work to make sure your users and search engines alike can understand it while also ensuring that you provide a good user experience. Whether you need help creating content or just making what you already have more effective, we can help.
Off-page SEO is as crucial as it is difficult to execute. The difficulty lies in the fact that you have much less control over it, as compared to the other areas of SEO. With off-page SEO, we take a step away from the website and focus on letting search engines know that our site is trustworthy and an authority.
These are numerous optimizations to be made behind the scenes, so to speak, and without these all of the efforts put into on-page and off-page SEO will be made in vain. Sometimes, what you don't see can be as important as what you do see.
If you have a brick and mortar local business it is crucial to have a strong local SEO strategy (for example, our SEO Stockholm). Nearly everyone begins their search for a product or service with an online search and naturally you want to ensure that you are at the top of those search results to reap the full benefit.
Yes, absolutely! I will perform a basic audit of your website for free. This will help both of us understand where your site currently stands in terms of its SEO and SERP rank. I'll also provide you with a customized checklist of some basic actions you can take to increase your site's visibility and ranking. Should you decide to work with me, then I will perform a much deeper audit as well as analyze your competitor's sites and SEO.
No agency can offer a guarantee and, in fact, Google themselves warn against using any agency that does. There are many reasons for this but the primary one being that no one practicing SEO knows how the algorithm works to the extent that they can guarantee a particular result. No one. Google changes theirs 6-10 times per day (every day!) plus several major updates per year.
That said, it doesn't mean that we don't know anything, just that we certainly can't know enough for a guarantee. SEO is a practice, not a science. There is quite a lot that we do know, of course, and we stay on top of the very latest news and trends to benefit our clients.
SEO is a slow game and, in fact, usually takes 3-6 months for results. It isn't advertising after all.
It takes time to build a strategy and implement it, time for Google (for example) to process any changes made and index them into the search results, time for those changes to be acted upon in the search results, time to analyze how effective the strategy is working, etc... And this process can and probably will repeat.
Most likely, at least some of your competitors are also using an SEO strategy so the process must be on-going if you want to achieve and remain high in the search results.
I think the thing to keep in mind is that ultimately the purpose of SEO is to increase your visibility online. If you have a good product or offer a great service, then it only stands to reason that the more people know about it then the more they will buy or use it. That increase in awareness (and therefore sales) of what you are offering should very easily cover any SEO costs.
What sets me apart from other SEO specialists isn't just about the methods I use. I should think that most other agencies know most of the tricks I know, do thorough website audits, conduct proper competitor analysis etc... I think that what sets me apart is the lengths I will go to really understand your business, your audience and your goals. After all, a doctor who takes the time to actually listen to a patient and ask questions will have an advantage over one who just reads their chart.
Having that approach and gaining that knowledge can make many of the SEO practices infinitely more effective.
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