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Small Business SEO – SMB

November 11, 2009 By Admin

Small / Medium Business Search Engine Optimisation -SMB SEO

Small / Medium Business Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Intermediate Package Small business SEO (search engine optimisation) & marketing commences with a Website SEO Audit review to assess if the keyword phrases currently used are a correct match for the Products and / or Services you have available. We also run a Search Engine Ranking Report (SERP) to assess current ranking status using appropriate key words and phrases, which forms a baseline for monitoring website promotion … [Read more...]

SEO FAQ

May 16, 2009 By Admin

Frequently Asked SEO Questions How Do I Know If I Need SEO? Does The URL Make A Ranking Difference? How Long Before SEO Results Show? Site Construction FAQ's How Can I reduce SEO Costs? Shopping Cart FAQ's How Do We Get The Job Done? PayPal Payment FAQ's Do You Offer monthly SEO Maintenance? How to tell if your site needs optimising Can't Find Your Site? If you search on Google, Yahoo and MSN using a keyword phrase that you would … [Read more...]

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Corporate Website SEO

May 16, 2009 By Admin

Business SEO Services - Corporate Business Search Engine Optimization - POA Corporate website optimisation involves a lot more time and effort compared to Small / Medium Businesses, particularly in the areas of keyword research and provision of consultancy serivces! Unlike most small business sites, corporate entities are multi-faceted, with multiple products and services. This means more pages requiring unique elements, utilising a lot more keywords etc. Corporate website optimisation also … [Read more...]

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SEO Audit & Review

May 15, 2009 By Admin

Website Audit Services SEO Audit & Review services by The SEO Guy are the NZ SEO industry's most comprehensive SEO Audit - a 20+ page document analysing the most critical elements of your website. This is a free "no-obligation" SEO Audit & Review analysis report which explain whats wrong with the website, how to fix it, and at what cost. Fill in the required information in the form below; I usually provide a response within 12 hours, 7x52 NB: Your Privacy is important … [Read more...]

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A ‘Baker’s Dozen’ SEO Tips for WordPress

January 18, 2009 By Admin

Cooking Up a Traffic Feast on WordPress websites! Google loathes duplicate content! As a general rule, from an SEO perspective, you need to bear in mind this most fundamental issue. Google is trying to index and categorize the billions of pages on the web and calculate each page's relevance to specific search queries. Therefore, to have any chance of attaining appearance in Top 30 SERP's, pages must be accurately described... Keep in mind that Google is an entirely automated text indexing … [Read more...]