Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
WebiMax has earned the distinction as the premier search engine optimization (SEO) company providing SEO services worldwide and recently ranked in Forbes Most Promising Companies of 2011. With a vast client base ranging from Fortune 100 companies to emerging, start-up businesses, WebiMax provides the successful search engine marketing strategies that enable your company to prosper in the highly competitive online world. If you are searching to find an SEO company that can truly impact your online initiatives, then look no further than WebiMax.
WebiMax is Ranked the #1 Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Company
Search Engine Optimization is a process involving creating authoritative content, which is useful to visitors of your site, which positions your web site above the rest as a resource within your industry. Effective On Site optimization of your pages with the proper keywords, minimizing the amount of load time, serving up validated, semantic W3C code and an SEO friendly information architecture are all proven elements to increase rank. Lastly, leveraging off site optimization through blog posts, press releases, article development, social engagement and link building are search engine optimization techniques that deliver high rankings on search engine result pages, which turn into valuable, converting traffic.
WebiMax professional Internet marketing staff and SEO experts stay up to date with the latest SE algorithm updates, local SEO, behavioral search patterns as well as the impacts of real time social media engagement. Nowadays it is mission critical to incorporate social media optimization (SMO), along with continuous real time management and monitoring with an accurate Social Media monitoring tool.
What Sets WebiMax Apart?
We learned early on what it takes to be a successful SEO firm and to provide the level of service and support our clients expect. By becoming completely transparent, we have been able to shine a light on how you get a web site to rank better with SEO and educating our clients along the way on search engine optimization, throughout a campaign, on our approach has become a core principal within our management process. This level of SEO training and education has helped maintain our client retention rate over 99%. Our Client Center allows us to show, in real time, all of the elements of a successful SEO campaign including rankings, task management, social and reputation monitoring, SEO Tools (keyword research, competitive analysis & analytics) and most importantly reports.
WebiMax provides routine weekly communication, monthly reporting as well as strategy reviews to ensure each campaign is handled the right way the first time. Our customer service first attitude, communication & transparency as well as our reporting will make the perfect SEO firm for your company.
Trust the SEO Firm with the Leading Experts
WebiMax team of SEO experts are leaders within the industry providing advanced search engine optimization, digital marketing strategies, social media management, paid search, website design and reputation management services to clients world wide. WebiMax employs the most highly qualified staff in all divisions of Internet marketing and routinely provides advanced internal training to ensure that our SEO services are up to date with the most recent updates and SEO news.
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SEO Services Announces Rapid Growth as Expert SEO Community Website
SEO services is a portal for SEO experts and novices alike to share and learn about search engine optimization. SEO Services (aforementioned as the expert community) has an interactive interface that lets users create unique log-in credentials and become free members. Once an individual becomes a community member, they can post articles, submit guest blogs, and contribute to forums. “SEO Services has rapidly grown in the amount of community members and online engagement,” states Bailey. “This year specifically, we have seen a significant increase in the amount of internet users, advertisers, and marketers who crave SEO related information. We launched the expert SEO community website to provide resources to those wanting to learn more about SEO, and help decision-makers learn what best practices can increase their online rankings.” About SEO Services: |
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Use Link Building to Exit the Winter of Dissed Content I don’t need to be jostled from sleep by Sonny and Cher; judging by the “Phil Murray” and “Punxsutawney Phil” Twitter trends, it’s February second. How many more days of winter? I live in LA; don’t hate; there’s plenty of sunshine, yes, but smog, ebb-less traffic, and unrelenting crowds of people live here too. I’m not worried about the fate of winter; but, being in online marketing, I am interested in link building processes. If you operate a business, tips on link building should have you ‘walking on sunshine,’ because it’s no secret of success – link building improves authority, rankings, and exposure. I read an awesome post today by Neil Patel, receiving ten insightful tips related to seeking and acquiring link opportunities. Does your brand want to brook more time within a winter of ‘dissed’ content or do you want your content to gain more attention? I don’t need to wait for a reply or a groundhog (I’m definitely not waiting for a ‘PR Panda’) to rear its head to know your brand is ready to spring into action regarding link building. However, you should wait before composing your next piece and consider the following; if you release your content without some pre-consideration, you may find no one’s popping their head out of their respective days’ work to give your content a look, prolonging the winter of dissed content. Before You Write Okay, you wrote some good content. Now, it’s time to give it a social nudge. Which social sites is your brand leveraging? Twitter, Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, all of the above? Go ahead and push them through… Oh, you’ve done that before but didn’t see much traction? Let’s consider some “social” things you could do before you compose a piece. Influencers Rand Fishkin suggested contacting ‘influencers’ in your field before composing a piece. An ‘influencer’ is a ‘big fish’ in your industry (CEO, popular blogger, etc), one who can augment the piece’s immediate exposure. If more people see the work, it’s likely you’ll attract more links. In addition, as Dr. Pete advised on his Twitter account, building relationships with influencers far exceeds a one-time, link building purpose. If you can get influencers and industry cohorts to recognize your brand delivers quality and wants to add to the ongoing conversation, that social connection is priceless. Topics What are the hot topics going on right now in your industry? It’s important to voraciously read sources of information. It may be popular newspapers like the New York Times or niche bloggers, aligned with your industry. While writing upon currently-popular topics is a good way to attract attention, make sure you pay attention to timing; understand with each passing moment, tons of other brands could be generating similar content; you need to ‘get there’ first. However, as Neil suggests in his post, you could find a ‘window’ of opportunity, making the hot topic ‘your own’ by adding something ‘new’ to the ongoing conversation. You can do it; get creative. Guestpost Your brand is looking for more links and exposure. While your copywriting team is entrenched in deep discussions with each writer’s respective muse, your savvy link building team member is contacting several other brands and bloggers, asking if one or more team members could inspire readers via a guest blog or column. If your brand is seeking more exposure then maybe copywriting endeavors could ‘hit the road’ in search of new hosting destinations. Does the process sound like a good idea? It is; that’s why Ethan Lyon wrote a post on how to use Twitter to secure more guest blogging opportunities. Thanks for reading |
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Brand-Unbearable ‘PR Panda’ Updates Do you have something to add to the conversation, or just calling attention? I would address high school students in this manner who were temporarily ‘off task’ during class. High school students are socially savvy; most got the point and understood the difference elucidated by my question; were they serving the good of the community or engaging in personal endeavors at the moment? Does your brand have something to add to the ‘conversation’ or just desiring attention and exposure? The latter sentiment is shared by all brands (what brand does not want attention?!), yet the former sentiment is really the most effective means to the latter’s end. I read a good post today on bootstrapping and brand awareness. The author addresses ways to formulate an effective PR campaign. Increasing PR is a lot like search engine optimization efforts. It takes time, effort, and methodology. While many of us know how a brand can get into trouble on the Web in its quest for better SE rankings, there are no direct ‘PR Panda’ updates; however, calling attention without ‘adding’ is likely to leave your brand bewildered, inert, and possibly ‘blackballed’ by reporters, amongst other violations. Update your in-house PR sentiments with these ‘PR Panda’ updates: Update 1 – General PR Campaign – PR or Link Building? In modern times, public relation work is a lot like link building. In the past, what were the main goals of PR efforts? - Spread brand-related info - Gain consumer attention - Build brand authority - Attract future interest Link building efforts, complemented by modern-day social media engagement does all of the above. Many of the same ‘do not’ and ‘best-practice’ sentiments of link building apply to PR efforts. Before making a PR move, think about your brand’s intentions because ulterior motives are transparent and don’t make much traction. Update 2 – Press Releases – Is.It.News.? This is a bitter pill for many press-release hopefuls to swallow; is the release sharing ‘worthy’ news? Of course, ‘worthy’ is a relative term, but think outside your brand when asking yourself this question; think like a consumer; would you be intrigued by the news? Unfortunately, this ‘PR Panda’ update is not going to be applied by news sources; it’s going to be applied by readers (consumers) and your release’s traction (or lack thereof). There aren’t many obstacles obstructing a brand from orchestrating and distributing a press release to the masses; however, dispersing a release, offering very little news of value, is deserved of ‘PR Panda’ penalty and may hurt your brand’s reputation or future efforts to call attention to ‘news.’ Update 3 – Reporters – What are you doing for them? Do you want to contact a reporter about your brand? Ask not what this reporter can do for you, but… I know – the irony of it all! That’s right; if you’re going to contact a reporter, you should be contacting them because you have something for them and not vice versa. Sure, contributing to a story or adding insight is likely to get your brand mentioned; you’ll get credit for your work. Are you just looking to arrive at the PR party with nothing in your brand’s hands? You’re likely to put the kibosh on any future relations with the respective reporter (and likely their brand too). |
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Mobile Advertising in Australia Impacts All Interested Parties We’ve written about the rise of mobile and what it means for internet marketing a good bit in recent weeks, and specific ally touched on how paid search performed over the holiday shopping period. Also important is the explosion of mobile across the globe and the international SEO implications that follow. An intriguing element to mobile’s growth is tracking its impact on specific international markets and how it is changing the internet in those countries. Let’s look at Australia where the mobile market is growing at an unparalleled pace in developed markets. The smartphone penetration rate is 37% in the country which is above that of both the US and UK. Interestingly, up until last week, Australians were kept to 3G speeds, but with the launch of the HTC Velocity 4G Android smartphone, Telstra’s 4G network can now be utilized by mobile devices further opening the window of opportunity for more immediate mobile growth in the country. Most relevant, however, is the searching behavior that Australians exhibit on their mobile devices. For marketing professionals to utilize international SEO and pay per click in order to capitalize on the increased mobile traffic, Australians need to continue their high degree of mobile searching. At present, 46% of Australian smartphone users characterize the searching they do as “high” on their mobile device. This number is promising, but its increase would only help the marketers’ cause. Google & What To Do For those that recognize both the present opportunity and where the market is headed, they can certainly get a leg up on their competitors by establishing a mobile presence, even partnering with an expert SEO company to create a coordinated strategy including paid search, SEO, and social media campaigns that could work together to maximize and capitalize their mobile traffic. So follow the mobile market Down Under and see its continuous impact on… searchers, Australian retailers, International SEO firms, Google, Bing, Yahoo, and others.
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Is Your Public Relations Campaign Turning into a PR Noir? I read an entertaining article this morning regarding public relations work. A PR professional listed thirteen ominous mentions, which sound cacophonic bells and whistles off within a service provider’s head. Is your business currently receiving public relations services or working with an in-house professional? Are you resounding some of the same sentiments mentioned in the article? Is your campaign a bleak, dramatic picture of what it’s supposed to be, leaving participants in a state of mystery? Let’s explore some things mentioned in the article and better your understanding of what is and isn’t under a PR pros control. Beyond Control Some things may be beyond your PR professional’s control. While the end goal clearly spells ‘more exposure,’ it is necessary to understand your public relations pro is a part of a larger system and must adhere to regulations and the whims of reporters and editors. “Can you find what the reporter will ask before the interview?” “Can I do the interview over email?” “Why weren’t we in this story?” The above are some things mentioned in the article by disappointed clients. Often the PR pro must defer to the ultimate decisions of reporters and editors. Sometimes reporters may tell your public relations professional one thing, yet an editor makes another executive decision (bumps a story) and unfortunately, your business’ exposure suffers for it… It actually happened to one of our brands a few years ago. Our CEO, Ken Wisnefski, was set to do an interview on Hardball with Chris Matthews. We were all very excited for this opportunity for great exposure. But wait! Who decides to drive his way into the headlines like a free-roaming bronco? None other than OJ Simpson! Unfortunately, Ken’s chances to be interviewed were ‘taken’ by a pressing story and executive decisions, which were out of our control. You’re an Asset Last Friday, I wrote about a few SEO-related things a business owner should ‘know.’ It’s important to understand, while a service provider is doing a bulk of the work, your input is needed and considered an asset. PR work is sometimes very contingent on sensitivity of time and the participation of business consumers. “I need this to be done in an hour.” “We need this to be viral.” “We’ve decided to go in a different direction.” “I want this news embargoed.” [when it's not news] Those are a few things mentioned in the PR professional’s article, related to the ongoing participation of the client. Understand public relations providers must have enough time to successfully pitch stories and position your brand to garner great exposure. In many cases, going viral is contingent on other factors besides a penned press release and major news source distribution. The story’s content, industry ‘influencers,’ and the timing of the release also play a major role in the public’s reception. Ensure you are giving your public relations professionals all the necessary tools, allowing them to recruit exposure for your brand. |
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