Keywords
Words and phrases that people may search for to find your business, service or product.
SEO is the process of improving your website to make it easier to find on search engines like Google and Bing without paying for every visit.
There’s a long checklist of things to do to make your website fully optimised.
The benefit of a fully optimised website is increased organic web traffic, which equals more leads or potential customers and more revenue. The downside is that it can be quite a lengthy process, so it’s not a fast return on investment.
Search engine optimisation is one important part of your overall digital marketing strategy. Depending on your business and goals, it can also work alongside social media marketing and Google Ads for more consistent results.
There’s a long checklist of equally important points that need to be considered for SEO to be truly effective. These are the main factors.
Words and phrases that people may search for to find your business, service or product.
Useful, good-quality text that explains your offer and helps customers know what to do next.
Accurate title, image and product information that helps search engines understand each page.
The descriptive text shown beneath page titles in search results.
How easy and intuitive the website feels when visitors are trying to find what they need.
Traffic and sharing from social platforms that contributes to a unified digital presence.
How well the website restructures and works across mobiles, tablets and desktop screens.
How quickly the website loads, because slow pages create a poor experience for users and search engines.
It can take a good amount of time to see significant results, but SEO can provide long-term payoffs. The amount of time depends on your industry, catchment area and how many of the SEO boxes we can tick.
SEO is an ongoing strategy. Search engines monitor how people interact with your site, including how long they spend on each page and what they click.
Digital Route offers expert search engine optimisation support to review analytical data and help your website keep pace with current SEO best practice.
Ask about SEO supportMake the website clear, useful and search-friendly.
Strengthen content and the signals around each page.
Review visibility and how people use the website.
Use what we learn to guide the next improvements.
Many SEO factors relate directly to how a website is built and how useful it is. That’s why a professional website and consistent digital presence are so important.
SEO is a long-term part of your digital marketing, so it helps to know what you are getting into before we begin.
It can take a good amount of time to see significant results. The timescale depends on your industry, catchment area and how many of the important SEO boxes the website already ticks.
No. SEO is an ongoing strategy because search engines continue to monitor how people interact with your website and the digital landscape keeps changing.
No. Keywords matter, but content, page information, user experience, responsiveness, page speed and the wider digital presence all contribute.
Yes. Depending on your business and goals, SEO can work alongside social media marketing and Google Ads to create a more consistent route to your website.
We’ll look at your website, goals and market, then explain the most useful next steps in plain English.