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Boost your online presence with Design Thumbprint’s expert SEO services. Our tailored strategies enhance your search engine rankings, driving targeted traffic and increasing conversions. Partner with us to unlock the full potential of SEO and achieve lasting business growth.
What is SEO?
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the process of optimizing a website according to Google SEO standards. Our team at Design Thumbprint checks and updates over 200+ website factors to meet Google’s impeccably high standards and improve your business ranking on Search Engine Results Pages (SERP).
Does my business even need this?
Let’s face it, the majority of people make purchasing decisions based on Google research/reviews. Not many consumers even click on the 2nd or 3rd page of a Google search, which affects your business tremendously if you’re on, say, the 16th page (or SERP).
To put it simply: If you’re not easily found on Google, then chances are you will benefit very little from having a website as a revenue generator for your business.
Why have a great website if nobody can find you? If your website is optimized to a higher Google search page, consumers will perceive your business as an authority. (Think about it, who goes to the 16th page of a Google search?)gital marketing services are uniquely tailored to your business.
WHAT SETS US APART FROM OTHER SEO SERVICES IS:
We hold ourselves accountable and set realistic expectations on your ROI
We are consistently and exponentially growing our customer’s businesses
We offer everything from local to national SEO services
We also offer extra services such as online directory listings and PPC (Pay Per Click) management free of charge
Most importantly, we are fully transparent. When you work with us, you will get a login to our real-time analytics dashboard called Thumbpad. Not only will it show you traffic and keyword analytics but it will also provide you a real-time snapshot and history of our work with your business.
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