Simple Plans for Everyone
We support small and medium-sized businesses in reaching
their objectives
as more companies want to create an online
presence and expand their
social media reach.
FAQ's
Investing in SEO is crucial for any business. With search engine
optimization, you can increase your website's traffic without paying for
each click. A high-ranking website enjoys 24/7 visibility and a steady
stream of traffic. Ignoring SEO means forfeiting an average of 53% of total
site traffic, allowing competitors to reap the rewards. Every business,
regardless of size or industry, must prioritize its SEO strategy.
If your website isn't ranking, it could be due to insufficient authority or
poorly-matched content. Ensure your pages are at least as good as your
competitors. If your website isn't indexed, it may be blocked in the
robots.txt file or by no index tags, or it may be too new. To get indexed,
submit your site to Google or request indexing via Google Search Console.
It takes time for a website to rank on Google. You need to earn your way to
the top by building up authority over time. The duration to see results
varies based on resources allocated, competition, and query type. Ranking
for a local term could take a few months while ranking for more competitive
queries could take years. Google may take up to a year to figure out where a
new site should rank, with fluctuations expected.
Balancing multiple marketing channels is ideal to avoid relying on a single
source of traffic, but budget constraints can make this difficult. In such
cases, businesses should focus on balancing a long-term SEO strategy with a
small, targeted PPC campaign. Efficient allocation of resources is crucial
for maximum impact.
On-page SEO refers to optimizing individual web pages to rank higher on
search engine results pages (SERPs) and includes optimizing content, meta
tags, and internal linking. Technical SEO, on the other hand, refers to
improving the technical aspects of a website to improve its search engine
visibility, including website speed, mobile-friendliness, crawlability, and
security. While on-page SEO focuses on content and user experience,
technical SEO ensures the website is accessible and visible to search
engines.