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Only if you want to appeal to an international audience. If you do, you’ll need to take on board extra SEO considerations that others don’t. You may need to localize content in the form of accurate translations, or in changing references in your content in regards to geography, local culture and more.

As more and more people make use of mobile devices instead of desktop computers to search for the things they need – that figure is up to well over half of all searches in 2019 – the need to ensure that your site is mobile friendly increases in importance every day. Since 2018 Google has maintained a mobile first index, and other search engines have followed its lead, so mobile SEO is a crucial element of any SEO campaign.

There are several different tools offered by the search engines themselves, but perhaps the most important is the Google Search Console. It offers an in-depth look at many of the things that go into determining a site’s position in the SERPs, although it won’t reveal all (search engines never do.)

The information offered in the Google tools can be rather hard for a ‘lay person’ to decipher however. That is where a free SEO audit, like the one we offer, can be very helpful.

We can, and we do, on a regular basis. We have taken the time to understand the differences between web builder sites and others, and adapt our SEO tactics accordingly, especially when it comes to onsite SEO. 

Links are still the way that Google and other search engines primarily judge how relevant, ‘popular’ and respected a website is, so linkbuilding remains a very important part of SEO.

The way links are built is equally important. A slew of poor quality links are more likely to harm your site in the SERPs than help it, meaning that link quality is as important – if not perhaps more so – than link quantity. 

Low-quality content  – Google looks for  unique content that adds value.  Scraped content, copied content and just plain bad content may all earn your site a slap from Panda, the Google algorithmic element that was created to weed it out.

Keyword stuffing – Years ago you could stuff a page full of keywords and little else and it would rank. That was back when Google was in its infancy over a decade ago. Now the excessive use of keywords will earn you a penalty, not a SERPs boost. 

Bad Links – Bad links are links on your website that have no recognizable value. If a link does not come from a high quality source and/or has no relevance to your site it is considered a bad link.

Paid Links – If Google believes you paid for a link they will penalize you.

In some cases, yes. If Google believes a site is committing a number of violations of the Google Webmaster Guidelines then they may choose to delist it rather than simply demoting it in the SERPs. 

We are aware of the fact that some of our competitors refuse to serve certain business niches, including the adult entertainment industry, gambling sites, CBD vendors etc. We do not take that stance. We extend our services to any legal business that could benefit from them. 

We do. In fact some of our most successful, award winning campaigns have been those executed for eCommerce clients. We can work with retail sites directly and/or with your presence on third party marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, Walmart and Etsy.