Search Engine Optimisation Services

Gone are the days where a one-page website could be found at the top of Google’s search results. Search engine optimisation is a key part of any digital marketing campaign. Whether you’re a consulting firm or selling products online, you need to make sure that your potential clients find you on the internet.

In order to be deemed “relevant” by the major search engines such as Google, Yahoo!, and Bing, you need to optimize your website and content. While some marketers will tell you that SEO is a type of “Google manipulation” – this is actually far from the truth. It’s all about keyword research, keyword placement and, most importantly, making sure you have high quality, engaging content on your website.

There are different strategies that work well for different companies. These are a few of the main search engine optimisation services we offer

 WSI’s Search Engine Optimisation Services

AdaptiveSEO

Adaptive SEO is a strategy that combines SEO and social media. Gone are the days when SEO and social media could operate and be measured in their silo. It has always been a tedious task working out the ROI of any social media campaign, but with AdaptiveSEO and solid marketing goals, it is possible.

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SEO Website Audits

We assess your website’s current SEO strategy, identify areas for improvement, and optimise for better search engine rankings.

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Search Engine Optimisation Training

Equip your team with the latest SEO practices and strategies to maintain and improve your site’s performance.

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Link Building Services

Develop a link-building strategy to increase your site’s authority and ranking on search engines.

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The Four Pillars of SEO

There are four ways to increase the quality and quantity of traffic to your website:

1. On-page SEO

On-site SEO involves researching what users may type into search engines like Google, Yahoo!, and Bing when querying something you solve. This keyword research is the crux of SEO. Done properly, it will identify keywords, long tail keywords, and key phrases that your target audience could use. The broader the keyword, the more competition there will be for it and the less impactful it will be. Zoning in on specific, niche keywords is key to the success of marketing with SEO.

Improve your on-page SEO by linking to high-authority pages on your website via targeted keywords in your text. Not only does this make it reader-friendly, but internal link-building also shows Google that those pages are important.

2. Technical SEO

Platforms such as Google use complex and ever-evolving algorithms to decide how content on the web ranks. Added to search-optimised content, the technical side of your website must also fit the criteria used by search engine algorithms. To help search engines find, crawl, understand, and index your site, ensure your website design includes technical search engine optimisation.

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3. Off-page SEO

Anything occurring outside of your website that demonstrates your value to search engines is referred to as off-page search engine optimisation.

King of off-page SEO, backlinks (or inbound links) are links to your web pages appearing on other websites. Think of them as a sign of your site’s popularity! As such, they can be a valuable ranking signal to search engines… provided they are relevant, natural, and from a reputable source.

Take advantage of the recent 900%+ increase in “near me” searches by focusing on boosting your website’s ranking for specific locations with local SEO. Local search engine optimization strategies like NAP citations and Google My Business increase the visibility of your physical brick-and-mortar or geographic service-area operation.

Social media shares may not directly affect ranking, but they certainly can bolster interest, mentions, and links – all of which make up positive off-page SEO.

4. Paid search

For a more immediate way to appear in front of potential customers exactly when they’re searching for a solution like yours, paid search marketing is the way to go.

Inexpensive and scalable, pay-per-click (PPC) involves bidding on keywords related to an ad shown on search results pages. Because the audience is highly targeted, you only pay when someone clicks on your ad. The average ROI on Google Ads is 800%!

Frequently Asked Questions About Search Engine Optimisation Services

Frequently Asked Questions About Search Engine Optimisation Strategies

How Do I Know if My SEO Is Working?

The ultimate measure of whether your search engine optimisation is working will be an increase in sales and profits!

In the meantime, there are many analytics tools and reports that accurately quantify the effectiveness of elements of your SEO campaigns.

Can I Do SEO Only Once?

While search engine optimisation takes just a few weeks to yield results, its maintenance is an ongoing process. Regularly updating your website and keeping your SEO highly relevant to your prospects’ searches must be worked on continuously.

Are SEO Keywords Case Sensitive?

Unlike your language teachers of yore, most search engines, including Google, are not case-sensitive!

Why Do Search Engine Rankings Change Frequently?

As frustrating as this is for website owners, it makes sense that search engine results pages are dynamic considering that approximately 252,000 new websites are created worldwide every day

Added to that, older web pages may be removed from the web, or upgraded for improved SEO. Search engines change the algorithms that evaluate content to avoid black hat SEO practices.

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