Not showing up on the first page of search results?
An estimated 2017 CTR (click through rate) of organic traffic in search results shows that over 70% of clicks happen at the top of the page – more specifically, in the top 5. The difference from the #1 page to the #2 is almost HALF, and it downward spirals from there. Can your business afford not trying to be at the top?
Google Search Engine Placement CTR
You could be losing THOUSANDS of dollars to your competitors by not ranking highly in search results.
Let’s say there are 1000 clicks a month for your specific niche. Your competitor is ranked #1 and garners 32% (or 320) clicks and you are ranked #6 and receive 4%. Let’s say you and your competitors are selling a product worth $100. Assuming all clicks turn into sales, your competitors would be making $32,000 and you would be making $4,000 (~4% of clicks at $100 each sale). The difference from the two companies is over $27,000.
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rank higher in search results.
See below how we can help your website obtain better search results in search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo!
Keyword Research
Content Creation
Keyword Implementation
SERP Optimization
Page Speed
Social Signals
- Copywriting
- Meta tags
Image compression
Local SEO F.A.Q
Frequently asked questions.
- Back-links from authoritative and reputable websites (other websites linking to yours).
- Build citations for your website.
- Create a consistent and impactful customer review program.
- Word to create a large and active social media presence.
- Structure your website so that it is easy to navigate.
- Have a contact page that includes your business name, contact phone number, email, and location.
- Have a mobile first responsive website or a completely separate and unique user friendly mobile site.
- Make sure to mention your businesses relevant niche keywords and phrases.
The three main factors that search engines use when determining their placements are relevance (how well someone’s website content matches with what someone is searching for), distance (how close the searcher is in proximity to the websites business location), and prominence (how well known a business is).
Everyone uses a search engine to find local products and services. If you do not show up on local search results, for your relevant keywords or phrases, how can potential customers find and do business with you? When you rank highly on local search results your customers are more likely to find and choose your business.
Local SEO, or Local Search Engine Optimization, is the process of creating content (pages, posts, media), on your website, with the intent of ranking locally on search results; as opposed to ranking for global web page search results.