One which has no shortage of information on why it’s important, how to do it, and what it’s used for.
But one thing we’ve noticed is that, for all the “How-to” articles on the web, there aren’t many that actually explain – at least not satisfactorily – how you implement it successfully.
So what can we do about this lack of information?
Well, we wrote a whole post about it:
Is it the offer? That helps.
Is it the ad copy? It’s hard to succeed without good copy, sure.
Is it the creative? The targeting? Optimizations?
So far in 2019, a whopping 93% of all online experiences begin with search engines.
You want your website to appear at the top of those searches. SEO can help.
Many small local businesses have websites that are terribly out of date, lacking the information you’re looking for, and nearly unusable on a smartphone.
Is it, though?
In fact, this is the same strategy we’ve used to transform the results for one of our client’s sites (a local event and culture site for the Daytona area).
It’s a question you’ve probably asked yourself dozens of times.
It’s also a question that people ask strangers on forums like r/seo every day.
