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All Backlinks Are Not Equal

If you want to get found on Google and co – you’ve got to build backlinks to your website (ie get other sites to link back to yours).

all links are not equal

However, one thing most business and blog owners don’t realise is this: all backlinks are not equal.

Some are worth more “link juice” than others – and some can actually damage your own website’s authority and visibility in the search engines!

The Value of a Backlink

Here some things to consider, if you are want to build good quality backlinks:

  • Official websites: Links from government websites (with a URL ending in .gov.au here in Australia) and educational institutions (.edu.au) have a lot more credibility in the eyes of Google and co. They are also not easy to come by!
  • Domain Authority (DA): A backlink from a website with a higher DA (What is Domain Authority?) is worth more than one from a lower DA ranking. For example, a link from my Middle Aged Mama blog with a current DA of 32, is more valuable than if that blog had a DA of say, 4 or 14.
  • Do Follow: There are two types of link – “do follow” and “no follow”. If you know enough to place a link to another site on your website, it is probably set up as “do follow”. However it is worth knowing that a website owner can use code to stop the link they’ve created to another website, from actually passing on SEO value. Generally a “do follow” link is more valuable, but many SEO consultants (including myself) believe there is still value in “no follow” links (but that’s a topic for another time).
  • One of only a few links on the webpage: Have you ever seen a webpage that is lit up with links to external sites? Unfortunately each of those links is not as valuable, as they would be if it was one of only a handful on the webpage.
  • The other backlinks on that site: If the site has links to porn, viagra, poker or other spammy sites, it lowers the value of all the backlinks on that page.
  • Placement on the webpage: A link in the first paragraph on a webpage, is thought to be worth more than one in the last sentence. And, links from the (unique) content on a webpage, are worth more than links in sidebars or footers which tend to be on every page of a website.
  • Backlink text that uses your keywords: Whenever possible, use your keywords as the anchor text for your backlink – for example, this hyperlink to Executive Coaching Brisbane is worth more than https://peterdoylecoaching.com, even though they point to the same website. Text links are also worth more than linked images.
  • Comments: When you comment on a blog or forum, you are often able to post your website URL in the signature, which creates a backlink. In the vast majority of cases these are set to “no follow” – but as mentioned above, I still think they are worth including in your backlink building efforts.

This is a broad overview only, but it should help you to gain a better insight into the amazing world of SEO.

While you can certainly take on the (laborious!) task of building your own backlinks, here are just two benefits of working with SEO consultants like us:

  1. We know what backlinks are valuable and worth chasing;
  2. We are continually researching and updating our list of linkworthy sites; and
  3. We have developed relationships with a number of different websites, making it easier for us to place backlinks.

When it comes to generating quality backlinks for our retainer clients, a big part of our strategy centres on producing high-quality content (which includes a backlink), which we then place on other quality websites – and it’s proven to be very effective.

If you are a business owner with a website that is just not getting any traffic, please get in touch about one of our SEO packages.

PS. Want to find out more about backlinks? You might like to check out my previous posts: Why are Backlinks so Important, and 5 Ways to Build Backlinks.

What Jigsaw Puzzles & SEO have in Common

Front Page SEO Founder Janet Camilleri loves nothing more than to sit down with a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle, in her spare time.

what SEO and jigsaw puzzles have in common

However we are well aware that to others, jigsaws are more like an instrument of torture!

It’s true, it does take a certain type of personality to enjoy putting a jigsaw puzzle together. And it turns out, that it’s the sort of personality that also thrives on the challenges of search engine optimisation – because jigsaw puzzles and SEO have a lot in common …

6 Things Jigsaw Puzzles & SEO have in Common

1 – The framework comes first.

When Janet is working on a jigsaw puzzle, she will pull out all the edge pieces and put the frame together first, as it acts as a guide for the rest of the puzzle.

When we are working on SEO for a client, we need to find the “edges” of their business – what they do, what they don’t do, what makes them different, etc. Knowing about their business helps to guide us and tailor an optimisation strategy for their needs.

2 – The right pieces are key.

Finding the right keyword, can sometimes feel like searching for a needle in a haystack – or the perfect puzzle piece out of a box of 1000!

Ideally, keywords should have a high search volume (lots of people searching for that term online), and low competition.

It can be an arduous task to track down the right keywords but just like when doing a puzzle, for the team at Front Page SEO, it’s a labour of love.

3 – It’s a long slow process.

Patience is required for both jigsaw puzzles and SEO, to put lots of little pieces in place – and results take time. SEO is a long term strategy – while initially you may not see much in the way of results, once it gains traction your business can continue to reap the rewards for years to come.

4 – Study the big picture.

Whether working on SEO or putting a puzzle together, it’s important to study the nitty gritty of the big picture carefully, to become familiar with the landscape as well as the details.

5 – Trial and error.

While Google does provide an SEO starter guide, the actual algorithms are kept a closely guarded secret.

So although any SEO consultant can stay up to date with the latest developments (to a point), a lot of it comes down to experimenting, to see what works and what doesn’t. By playing around with all the little pieces you can create a cohesive whole that has a massive impact!

6 – The end result.

When you see a completed jigsaw puzzle, it’s easy to glance at it admiringly for a few seconds and then dismiss it, forgetting all the hours of painstaking work it’s taken to achieve that result.

And it’s the same with SEO.

This is one of the reasons we like to be transparent with our clients about the steps we are taking to boost their presence online, such as building backlinks on their behalf. How can they know they’re receiving value for money otherwise?

The Main Difference between SEO & Jigsaw Puzzles

If you don’t like doing jigsaw puzzles, that’s fine, because you will probably never have to do one.

If you don’t like doing SEO however, it’s a completely different matter. Without it, your business is losing custom and revenue. You can’t afford to ignore it!

Ready to get the edge on your competitors? It’s worth investing in search engine optimisation – book a time with an SEO specialist for a free Zoom chat today!

Is SEO Copywriting Dead?

Back in 2017, we wrote about the value of an SEO copywriter – so it might seem a bit strange that we are now wondering: Is SEO copywriting dead?

is SEO copywriting dead?

The crux of that 2017 blog post was that all web content writers are not equal.

Any professional copywriter should be able to produce text that:

  • hooks the reader from the very first sentence;
  • is easy to understand;
  • is interesting / informative / entertaining;
  • is clear and concise; and
  • persuades.

When it comes to web content however, an extra skill set can make all the difference: SEO copywriting – the knowledge and ability to write in a way that attracts the attention of Google and other search engines.

Using a copywriter without SEO knowledge is expensive – very expensive – and I’m not talking about their fee. Without optimised web content, business owners are missing out on a tremendous opportunity to boost their brand recognition AND revenue.

Why then would we ask the question: is SEO copywriting dead? Clearly, it’s not!

The Future of SEO Copywriting

The worldwide web is still relatively new, although it has taken great strides since our Founder Janet hooked up her first computer to the internet, 20 years ago.

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Embarrassing old photo – can you tell Janet was just a bit excited the day she got the internet connected!

With the advent of the web, came the need for web content, which led to the development of SEO.

When Front Page Founder Janet started working as an SEO copywriter at the end of 2012, it was a very different playing field. Not many business owners knew about SEO, let alone actively made it part of their marketing strategy. Ah, the glory days – less competition meant it was a lot easier to achieve front page rankings for our clients!

Clearly, SEO copywriting isn’t dead – it has become mandatory.

The day is coming when you won’t hear the term SEO copywriting anymore, simply because it will be part and parcel of every web content writer’s skillset.

In the meantime however, it’s worth making sure your web content is written by a professional with SEO knowledge and experience, to give you the edge over your slower-to-catch-on competitors.

And yes, we can help you with that 😉 .

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Voice Search and SEO

If you are a Star Trek fan like Front Page Founder Janet is, the future is now.

Remember how Captain Kirk and the rest of the crew could ask the computer absolutely anything?  While not everybody today has Amazon’s Alexa or Google Home, most of us have a mobile phone, a magical device which allows us to access information in just seconds.

voice search and SEO

And the easiest, most convenient way to do that is by speaking, rather than typing, our question/s:

  • We don’t need to stop and watch where we are going;
  • We don’t need to get our glasses out to peer at a tiny screen; and
  • It takes a fraction of the time!

No wonder the use of voice search is exploding! In 2016, 20% of mobile queries used voice search; with experts predicting that voice search will account for half of ALL searches in 2020.

So how does that impact the way that search engine optimisation is done?

It’s all about remembering that how we search when we are using our fingertips or thumbs, is very different to how we speak.

The Difference between Finger and Voice Search

If we are at work and organising a special meeting or event, we might type “office catering Brisbane“, to source what we need.

But if we are using voice search, we are more likely to say, “Hey Google / Siri / Alexa, is there office catering near me?”

Google is pretty smart (and getting cleverer all the time). So when it comes to voice search, Google can take the following speech:

“Mum is coming to stay, I need to find a hotel for her”,

 and return results like:

“hotels [your suburb]”.

Interestingly, you don’t have to deliberately target “hotels near me” as a keyword, because in most cases, Google knows where you are (scary but true) and will provide results based on that.

The Importance of Local Search

What this demonstrates is that optimising for local search is more important than ever.

And the best way to up your game in local search, is to claim your Google My Business listing (if you haven’t already).

You should also make sure you mention your location on your website, to help Google (and the other search engines) understand exactly where your business is.

It’s still early days for voice search, but the good news for website owners is that it doesn’t have to greatly change the way you approach your search engine optimisation.

At the end of the day, one of the keys to getting your website on the front page of Google is to make sure that it is compiled of helpful, quality content that answers people’s questions in a simple and understandable way.

Or if you really want to give your SEO a boost, you could always get in touch to book one of our affordable SEO packages.

(Go on, you know you want to!)

5 Ways to Build Backlinks

They say that to get ahead in the world, it’s not “what” you know, it’s “who” you know (ie your connections) – and it’s the same if you want your website to rank more highly in search engine results.

all about who you know

It’s All About Who You Know

We all know somebody who got their job, because they knew somebody who was already working there … it’s all about who you know.

And if you’re on the hunt for a great accountant, mechanic, house painter, or a licensed building and pest inspector – the best way to find them is by asking your friends for recommendations … it’s all about who you know.

Forming Connections Online

It’s the same with your website. When it comes to Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), it’s not just about “what” you  know – it’s about “who” you know – and specifically, whose website is linking back to yours.

It’s called the world wide WEB after all!

5 ways to build backlinks

Online or in the real world, those connections are the secret to giving you a winning edge.

So how can you as a business owner, encourage those online connections? How can you build valuable backlinks to your website? (Find out why backlinks are important, here.)

Once you have a website, you can cross your fingers and hope that others will find and link to it. But it’s a bit of a chicken and egg situation – how can they find it if nobody else has linked to it? And how can they link to it if they can’t find it?!

5 Ways to Build Backlinks

You can help the process along by consciously seeking out backlink opportunities. It does take time and effort, but it demonstrates to Google and the other search engines that your website is one worth promoting in search engine results.

Not sure where to start? Here are five relatively easy ways to build backlinks:

  1. Social media – Make sure you link to your website from your profile on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Linked In, and any other social media/sites you are already active on.
  2. Link swaps – Do you know anybody in a similar or complementary business with a website? Ask them if they want to do a link swap.
  3. Join organisations – If you join a business association, chamber of commerce, or the like, they often have online directories as part of your membership benefits – so make sure you take the time to list your business and URL there.
  4. Do a Google Search – Search for any existing mentions online of you and your business. Often you will find that these don’t link back to your site – so it’s simply a matter of shooting off an email, thanking them for the (hopefully positive!) mention, and asking politely if they would kindly link to your website.
  5. Guest Post – Write articles for other websites.

One of the advantages of hiring a professional to take care of your SEO, is that they will already have developed relationships with many other quality sites (it’s all about who you know!).

As a result, they are able to build a broader and deeper backlink profile, far more quickly than you ever could. For example, one of the affordable SEO packages I offer is focused on building your  website’s backlinks.

So if you just don’t have time to handle SEO, why not get in touch? We’d love to use our SEO super powers for the good of your business!

Is Your Website SEO Friendly?

Has your website builder told you that your site is “SEO friendly”, “SEO ready” or even that it’s “been optimised”?

Many of them do. But what exactly do they mean when they say this?

It could be very different to what you think.

Over the past five years, we have lost count of the number of business owners we’ve met, who have been told exactly this by their website developer.

And yet … they’re not seeing results. There’s no traffic coming to them along the information super highway, except for the occasional tumbleweed.

is your website seo friendly

They may even have used an SEO copywriter!

Upon closer investigation, we have discovered that while the website builders may genuinely think they have “optimised” a site, in actual fact, they haven’t. We’ve even had one client whose website designer was so adamant that it had all been done, they become quite indignant that I had suggested otherwise.

Why the Confusion?

It could just be a simple mistake, such as forgetting to tick the box which allows search engines to crawl and index the site (sites are often set to “no index” during the development phase).

However we’ve also encountered cases where it is clear that the website builder doesn’t fully understand SEO and how it works. The cranky developer I mentioned above had installed Yoast (one of the common plugins which can help with search engine optimisation), but they hadn’t activated or configured it.

As a business owner, you *need* your potential customers to find you in search engine results. So how can you check what your website developer means, when they say they “do SEO”?

If they haven’t asked about or discussed keywords with you, it’s unlikely that your site has been optimised.

(If you’re wondering: What is a keyword?! Click to find out!)

For more tips on making sure your site is “SEO friendly”, sign up for my monthly newsletter and receive the FREE guide: What Every Business Owner Should Know About Search Engine Optimisation (regardless of whether your want to DIY or outsource).

How to Spy on your Competitors’ Keywords …

Spying on your competitors’ keywords – it sounds wrong somehow, doesn’t it?!

Way back when we were at school, we learned that spying is a bad thing – almost akin to cheating.

detective spying on competitors keywords

Even when our founder Janet worked as a checkout chick at one of the big name supermarkets as a teenager, she was often sent to the supermarket next door to check their specials – so her store could undercut them!

Spying on your competitor seems to have all sorts of negative connotations – but if you’ve ever prepared a business plan, you’ll know it’s an essential part of your research process. You need to know what your competitors are doing, how they are doing it, and how you can go one better, if you want to give your business the best chance of success.

Why Spy on your Competitors’ Keywords?

The same is true when it comes to search engine optimisation (SEO) for your website. Spying on your competitors’ keywords is just good business sense, and you can use that information to your advantage.

By researching the keywords your competitor is using, it can give you a real “heads up” when it comes to choosing your own keywords. You can find which keywords they have purposely targetted, which ones they rank highest for in Google searches, and which ones are actually driving traffic to their site.

This is all extremely valuable information when you are considering what keywords to target on your website.

3 Free Tools to Find Competitors’ Keywords

Here are SEO we rely on a range of tools to help with finding this information, but here are three of our favourites that are either free, or have a free trial version. We recommend adding them as an extension to your Google Chrome browser.

SEOQuake.com – While you are on your competitor’s website, click the SEOQuake extension and open the tab titled “PAGE INFO” as per the screenshot below. There you will see the meta keywords your competitor has chosen to target (although this doesn’t show you if they are having any success with those keywords!). Here, you can see we’ve used SEOQuake to look at their own website home page:

spy on competitors keywords with seoquake

Alexa.com – Below you will see an example of how Alexa can help – it shows the top 5 keywords which are sending traffic to the blog, Middle Aged Mama.

spy on your competitors keywords with ALexa

SEMRush.com – you can only perform one or two searches before you are prompted to register for a free account, which then entitles you to 10 searches per day (at time of writing). What you need is the “organic research” area on the left of the screen, then click on “positions” (see below).

spy on competitors keywords with SEMRUSH

And voila, here are the top 5 keywords sending traffic to the Middle Aged Mama blog, according to SEMRush – and their position in Google search results. Yes, it’s different to the information which is shown on Alexa, but that’s not a bad thing – it gives you more keywords to work with.

Here’s a little bonus tip – by clicking on the arrows on the “Pos” (position) column, you can refresh the information to find the keywords on the site which have the highest positions in Google search. So if you search for “stores for middle aged women”, the Middle Aged Mama site will come in at number 4, according to SEMrush. Again, more keywords for you to consider!

Take Keyword Research to the Next Level

Free tools however have their limitations, and there are times when you really want to dig more deeply to find out exactly what keywords are bringing traffic to your competitors, as well as other ones that may work well for your site. There are so many different paid SEO tools out there, but one of the best and most affordable is KeySearch.

Of course, if this all sounds too much – or you’re not sure what to do with your competitors’ keywords once you’ve found them – you’re in the right place.

As you’ve probably already noticed, at Front Page SEO we are passionate about helping website owners do well in search results, so they can gain not only web traffic, but new business as a result! If you’d like to arrange a free online chat to find out how to take your website from invisible to visible, please feel free to get in touch.

How to Get on the Front Page of Google

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if somebody wrote a manual on “How to Get on the Front Page of Google”?

how to get on the front page of google

There are a couple of reasons why it isn’t as simple as that.

  1. First of all, nobody but Google REALLY knows the secrets! Even the best in the business are only making educated guesses about what will work.
  2. Secondly, with Google constantly updating its algorithm, any manual would be out of date before it was completed – let alone printed!

If you’ve ever wondered how to get on the front page of Google, that’s what SEO is all about.

A lot of people are fearful of Search Engine Optimisation. “Search Engine Optimisation” is a bit of a mouthful – and it sounds pretty big and scary. No wonder if is usually shortened to “SEO”!

If you have a business website, you may not know quite what SEO means, but you’ve probably heard that you “should” be doing it.

So, not really knowing what it is or how to do it, you may decide to pay big bucks to an agency to “take care” of it for you.

Trouble is, if you don’t have a basic understanding of how SEO works, then you won’t know what you are getting for your money. It can all seem a bit like magic, and unfortunately there are a lot of charlatans in the SEO business.

At Front Page SEO, we’re on a mission to prove that SEO doesn’t have to be a dirty word, by educating and empowering business owners so that they know exactly what they’re getting when they pay for SEO services.

So today we are going to explain the three legs needed to prop up your website in the search engines (just like a stool).

how to get on the front page of google use a stool

To Get on the Front Page of Google you need the Right Foundations

If you want your website to get on the front page of Google, then the three foundations are:

  1. Keyword Research – Finding the search terms that people are most likely to use when looking for information about your business, your products, your services;
  2. Onsite optimisation – Things that can be done ON your website to attract Google’s attention;
  3. Offsite optimisation – Strategies that take place OFF your website.

Let’s take a closer look at each of these three elements.

1 – Keyword Research

Finding the search terms or “keywords” that people are likely to use when searching online for your business, your products or your services might sound straight forward. You could just ask them, right?

While this is a great starting point, it is a LOT more involved than that! An SEO specialist knows the techniques and has the right tools to allow them to dig deep to find the rare gems – the keywords that are being searched for the most, but with the least amount of competition – so that you can get the biggest bang for your SEO buck!

2 – Onsite Optimisation

There are a number of things that can be done on your site, to improve the chances of your website ranking on the front page of Google search results.

The first of these is to improve the user experience – for example, by making sure that the site loads quickly, and is easy to read and use on a mobile device (which is how most searches are performed these days).

Then it’s time to make sure that your site has been properly optimised – you’ll find some tips in this article “Is your website SEO friendly“. Unfortunately we’ve come across many website builders and website owners, adamant that their site has been optimised, but upon closer investigation it hasn’t been properly configured.

Once you know what keywords to target, it’s important to include these in your website content. From the page title to the description in your images, it can all be made to work harder! Ideally, you should use a copywriter with experience in writing optimised web content, otherwise you are missing the opportunity to harness your keywords in meaningful ways. But don’t make the mistake of repeating them over and over, as there is definitely such a thing as “over-optimising” which is just plain annoying for your user, and frowned on by Google.

3 – Offsite Optimisation

Doing well in search engine results also relies on what’s happening off your site – in a nutshell, how many websites are linking back to yours? These are commonly called “backlinks“.

Google is a bit of a popularity contests – the more websites it sees linking back to yours, the more important it thinks your website must be!

The type of websites linking to yours is also becoming increasingly important. It’s not just about quantity – it’s about the quality of these other sites. Not all backlinks are equal! Are they relevant to your business? Are they spammy? How credible and authoritative are they? What is their Domain Authority?

Harking back to our stool analogy – you might have one or even two of these foundations in place and still not rank for relevant keywords. Putting all the focus on just one of the three is not enough; they have to be in balance.

Over the past few years, we’ve been privileged to work with dozens of businesses to help improve their standing in Google, and have seen some great results. You’ll find some SEO case studies here, or feel free to check out what our clients have said about their experiences working with us.

If you want a steady stream of clicks and clients, the secret is to get on the front page of Google – and at Front Page SEO, that’s our specialty. Get in touch for your free SEO Snapshot (review) today, to find out how your site is currently performing – and how it could be improved!

The Value of an SEO Copywriter

What is the value of an SEO copywriter?

the value of an SEO copywriter

After all, what’s wrong with writing your web content yourself? In some ways, this does make sense – nobody knows your business, service or product like you do!

Or maybe you realise that you are good at what you do, whether it’s digging trenches or lash extensions, but not so much at writing. A lot of people hate writing anything. So you decide to hire a copywriter.

In both cases, you would be doing your business a disservice – and all because you don’t understand the value of an SEO copywriter.

Why You Need an SEO Copywriter

Think of your business website as a piece of virtual real estate – after all, it is your 24-hour-a day shopfront.

Let’s say you want to start a cafe aimed particularly at the breakfast crowd. You will put a lot of time and effort into choosing your premises – because what’s the first rule of real estate? You guessed it – location, location, location.

You’ll want to pick somewhere that’s handy to a cluster of workplaces like one client we’ve worked with, Caffe Etto in Fortitude Valley. Somewhere that’s highly visible, convenient, and gets lots of foot traffic from people on their way to work or school, the bus or train so they can grab a grazing box or coffee to go.

You’re not going to open your cafe set in the middle of an acreage block in the middle of nowhere, or tucked into a dingy old back street and down a lane way, where nobody can find you.

To make your cafe a success, you need to be visible, and have lots of passing traffic.

web content matters

It’s the same with your business website.

A Visible Website with Lots of Traffic

What you need is a visible website, with lots of traffic – and the way to do that is to make sure it ranks well in the search engines.

While any skilled copywriter can write content that people actually read, that is persuasive, includes calls to action and converts, this is not enough when it comes to website content.

Why Hire an SEO Copywriter?

An SEO copywriter can do all this, PLUS knows how to attract the attention of Google – the secrets to making sure your website gets noticed, by the right people, for the right reasons.

Back to our breakfast cafe example. You don’t particularly want people searching online for a cocktail bar, to find your website via Google – because that’s not what you do!

What you want is for online searchers to come up with your website when they are looking for “takeaway coffee” or “acai bowls” in your local area.

In the end it’s your choice. But by choosing an SEO copywriter with a proven track record, you are giving your website – and your business – the very best chance at success.

And that’s priceless.

Contact Front Page SEO today about putting your website to work!

What is SEO – and why do you need it?

If you have a website for your business, then you’ve probably come across the acronym “SEO” – short for “Search Engine Optimisation“.

You’ve heard how important it is, and we’ve all had those spammy emails from overseas, touting their SEO services.

But what actually *is* SEO? And what’s all the fuss about?

what is seo and why do you need it

A Definition of SEO

SEO is the practice of implementing strategies to make your website stand out (from your competitors) in the eyes of Google and other search engines.

Think of it as promoting your business online.

what is SEO

And this is why it’s so important – if not essential – in modern marketing:

  • Your website will appear higher up in the listings, when an internet user is “Googling” a product or service your business provides;
  • As a result, your website will get more traffic. And not just any traffic. This is targeted traffic, or qualified leads – these are people actively searching for your product or service!
  • More traffic means more phone calls and enquiries;
  • Which in turn means more sales;
  • And your business flourishes!

This all sounds great and you may even have resolved to look into hiring the next person to send you a spammy SEO email.

Tips for Avoiding SEO Cowboys

A word of caution: like any industry, there are those who will try to rip you off or take you for a ride.

  • Be wary of anybody promising to get you the highly coveted number 1 position on Google. Don’t be taken in; no SEO firm can guarantee that. Google keeps their search algorithms a closely-guarded secret; and they are constantly being updated. The most any SEO business can do, is take an educated guess as to what will work, based on: the latest industry knowledge; careful research using keyword and other tools; and past experience.
  • We are astonished by the prices quoted on some websites for SEO packages. If you are not familiar with SEO jargon and strategies, you could be taken in. As SEO consultants however, we can see straight through the hype and know that they are actually doing very little for your money …
  • Dodgy SEO can actually damage your business. If they are using “black hat” SEO techniques, you could even end up with a Google penalty, and not appear in search engine results *at all*!
  • If their English is poor, give them a big miss. Quality content is important to Google, and they rank it more highly. As  SEO copywriters, we pride ourselves on delivering awesome content that pleases Google, helps your website visitors, and grows your business!

Here at Front Page SEO, we are passionate about SEO and getting great results for our clients. Contact us if you would like to find out more about how we can boost your business online!