You probably already knew this, but Google gives different search results to different people, according to how they search and where they search. We make sure your website is optimized on local listings and directories so that you show up in Google’s local results for more people in your target area.

Don’t have a physical location? That’s okay too. We can adjust our SEO packages for online-only businesses by removing the local optimization option. However, sometimes being optimized for where your business is headquartered, even without a brick and mortar presence, can be extremely valuable.

Keyword optimization, metadata optimization, and technical optimization. They’re all part of what makes a website discoverable in search.

If you don’t have the right words in the right place on your website, Google won’t know to rank you for what you offer, even if your audience can tell. And if you have technical behind-the-scenes issues impacting your website, it can dramatically affect how well you do in search.

When other websites link to you, search engines determine that your site is valuable and should be elevated in the rankings.

Once upon a time, getting lots of links was easy. But then Google began penalizing websites with low-quality links, which meant that years of paying for (bad) SEO went down the drain for many businesses and organizations. Getting links on reputable websites takes time, effort, and know-how.

Blogs work for SEO. Over the years, we have consistently seen that blogging can bring in a tremendous amount of search traffic, if you do it right.

Our blog writers, based in Denver, Seattle, and Los Angeles, have been blogging for nearly as long as blogging has even been a thing. We write blogs focused on both SEO and what your audience will find the most useful, interesting, and valuable.