Yes, mostly likely.   Although, it very much depends on the strategy being offered.   Improving your position in search engines such as Google or Bing (called SEO) can depend on so many factors, with one of the main ones being whether you offer a local or a national service.   That said, there are many very good SEO companies out there, but equally, there are plenty that will take your money without any measurable results.   We offer a free initial consultation if you need a second opinion on any SEO proposals.

With hard work and time – the process of improving your position on Google or Bing is called Search Engine Optimisation (SEO).  The main thing to bear in mind as that some factors can be addressed very quickly, whereas others can take many months.  Strategy is the key to understanding how big the challenge is, and the starting point is to undertake Key Phrase Research to better understand the task at hand (we can do this, if you are interested).

It can vary by sector, but around 50% of all website traffic is now from a smart phone or tablet, and if your website is not optimised for mobile, you are effectively not offering a good digital experience, which can put potential customers off your brand, or could lose you sales if it’s an e-commerce website.  If your website is not mobile friendly, it can be made “responsive” or a unique mobile app version of your website can be made – either are perfectly acceptable options, and we can help you decide which approach would be best.

Digital first is an initiative, spearheaded by the government, to improve the access to services which would traditionally be handled face-to-face by making them digitally accessible.   This initiative is just as applicable to private businesses, and if you can streamline services through your own website to make it easier for end customers, then it’s worth considering.

In our experience around 20% of all Facebook pages need some level of optimisation, whether it be making a Facebook specific logo and cover image, updating the business details, linking to your website or booking system, or considering what content to post and how often.

At the most basic level it can tell you how many website visitors and page views your website has achieved, but at a deeper level it can also give you important metrics such as pages per session, bounce rate and time on site.   Also, if you are wondering where your website traffic comes from, it can tell you that, too.  If you need a hand getting to grips with Google Analytics, check out our webinars for upcoming dates, or get in contact to arrange a 1-1 tutorial (charges apply)