Google Rankings & SEO
Getting your website found in Google is easy... with us!

Your website can and should be the highest performing part of your sales team!

With the correct SEO, or Search Engine Optimisation applied to it, your website can be found on Google's 1st page, generating prospects, qualified leads and sales 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and of course getting found in an environment where your customers are ACTIVELY seeking you out must be a smart marketing strategy! .

Why the big focus on Google?

Because 94% of Australians are using Google to source information about the products and services that they are looking for online.

Some key steps to getting your website found in Google:

The first step is to know what Keywords best relate to your website - ie what are the Keywords that people are most commonly using in Google when they're actively seeking out your products and services online.

Then you need to optimise your website for those keywords by using those keywords in your website's Title, Metatags and within your website's navigation system and content.

You also need to register your domain name with Google and other search engines and online directories, as well as have high quality in-bound links from industry-related websites and social media sites.

Articles, Blogs & Book-Marking:

Article writing is becoming more and more pivotal to achieving high search engine rankings - you need to have at least 1 article per month submitted to key blogs and social media sites, with 'anchor-text' links pointing back to your website, and you need to book-mark these submissions.

Your articles need to be very informative for the online user, they should be between 300 to 500 words, and you should target just one keyword phrase per Article.

Reciprocal Links:

If you can, arrange some 'reciprocal links' with other business websites within your industry - for example, if you're a builder and a member of a Builder's Association or Network, having a link on their website to yours would be very beneficial, and a link on your website to theirs is called 'reciprocal linking'.