Overview
SEO is ruled by common sense and educated guesses. Contrary to some beliefs, it’s not just battering visitors with the same keyword a dozen times. Humans don’t like it, and crawlers don’t believe it.
An incalculable number of tasks are needed to boost your website’s search rankings. These range from edits to the code, loading speed, keyword distribution, images and the website’s incoming backlinks across the web. These are done in homage to the great god of Google (or Bing, if that floats your boat). Their complex algorithms and AI overviews decide what is and isn’t worthy of ranking.
Improve Site Speed
A common request is helping customers improve their site speed. Your website’s loading time is increasingly important to its performance on Google, and that’s often where webmasters fall short.
Based on a variety of factors – from gzip compression and image downgrading to code minifying and caching – I can quicken your site’s speed and give it a better chance at being noticed by visitors and search engines. It’s also incredibly helpful for those browsing with weak internet connections; it would be a shame to miss out on account of cumbersome web hosting.
Link Building
No bulk purchases here I’m afraid. I’m an advocate of meticulous, organic and genuine link building. That means creating worthwhile content that site owners will happily share and link to. It begins with copywriting, and is followed by a campaign of personalised PR and outreach that connects you to likeminded websites.
My view is that backlinks are earned, not bought. Not to get too philosophical about this, but if you’re going to pump stuff out on the Internet, you may as well make it of value. Not to get too philosophical about this, but if you’re going to put stuff on the Internet, you may as well make it of value. Lord knows there’s enough tosh out there that we won’t need to contribute.
