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We’re Embryo, an award-winning agency that specialises in digital marketing and SEO. Liverpool businesses, no matter what industry or sector they are in, can benefit from our cutting-edge, full-service online marketing campaigns. We have a brilliant track record of helping businesses in Merseyside and the northwest enhance their digital performance. Since launching in 2015, we’ve helped clients increase web traffic, expand lead generation, and improve search engine ranking positions.
Book a free 30-minute consultation with our team today by emailing us at info@embryodigital.co.uk or calling us on 0161 327 2635. On the call, our team will show you how your online performance compares with your competitors, talk through how we leverage multi-channel marketing to bring you leads, and provide insight into how Embryo can help deliver stunning campaigns.
Our search engine consultants are well-equipped, with years of collective experience, to achieve effective results via a variety of means, be it link building, high-quality content or detailed keyword analysis. No matter your current situation, industry or target market, our search team will be able to find and deploy the right strategy to take your business, and online presence, to the next level.
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The Value of Search Engine Optimisation for a Business in Your Industry
Does the phrase ‘You can talk the talk but not walk the walk’ ring a bell? Today, so many websites look fancy, have slick graphics, and hundreds of stock images of people staring at a digitally rendered computer screen, but they rank for the sum total of zero! What’s the point of your website if it isn’t ranking for keywords and phrases that are directly related to the products and services you’re trying to sell? On average, only 7% of people will click beyond page two to find what they’re looking for on the search engine results pages (SERPs), which is to say that if your approach to SEO isn’t to get onto page one, you may as well pack up and go home.
What’s more, as the algorithm that powers Google changes in some way almost daily, it’s vital that you offer potential customers a site that they can easily find in the SERP. ‘White hat’ SEO (the term to describe sites that implement positive search practices) that are built on quality technical work and beautiful pieces of content are often the ones most rewarded by Google and other search engines, such as Bing, in terms of visibility and ranking.
Taking shortcuts to online marketing success is no longer ‘the done thing’. Tactics such as keyword stuffing, paying for low-quality links from spammy sites that don’t offer any value, and not bothering to spend time answering search queries via long-form content don’t cut it anymore.
Our SEO experts like to say that “Google rewards hard work” and it’s hard to argue against this. Yes, achieving a good search engine ranking is more difficult today – this is why Liverpool SEO businesses that don’t value white hat practices are finding that their efforts ultimately result in low-quality websites that don’t perform as promised. Work with Embryo, and you’ll find getting your website to rank will no longer be an issue in the months and years to come.
The SEO we do for Liverpool businesses is unique because it’s high-quality and a mix of all the necessary elements of search, especially following the Google Panda update (Google Panda: an update to Google’s search algorithm that makes it tricky for sites with thin content to rank). Our SEO marketing campaign blends a stunning content strategy – featuring the correct ontology and taxonomy – with efficient, high-quality link building practices. We’ll find those industry-defining target keywords and build our entire campaign off of them and ensure they work across all devices, a key ranking factor from 2019 onwards.


Want to Get Your Website Ranking Higher on Google?
Every business either has a website or should have one. Beyond that, they should also be ensuring that their website is generating their company money, not wasting it. Constant web page and content optimisation should take place so that search engine users can find the business’s website, land on it, and purchase the products or services they are using. If your website isn’t working as hard as your best salesperson to rank for relevant keywords, then it’s a liability.
You should absolutely want to get your website ranking higher on Google for, ideally, hundreds and hundreds of different types of keywords. Behind all these rankings are users with a million different types of search intent and all of them, if they are relevant to whatever it is you do or sell, are ready to spend their money on you.
As you’re reading this, you may rank well for some premium keywords and think “I don’t need to invest in any more SEO”. However, what businesses like this fail to see is that underneath those one or two-word key terms are literally hundreds of longer, question-based keywords that, through long-form SEO content, your business can answer, rank for, and enjoy the benefits of those rankings.
Example:
If you sell BBQs for example, and you already rank for key terms such as “BBQs for sale near me” or “Best BBQ under £100”, that’s great. But, what if we told you that underneath those keywords are keywords such as:
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“How to light a bbq?” which gets 2000 monthly searches.
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“How to clean a bbq?” is a keyword that is searched 700 times a month.
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“Where can I buy gas for a bbq?” is a keyword with a monthly search volume of 250.
These types of keywords are prevalent across every industry and most businesses fail to see the potential increase in revenue by ranking for these because they don’t appear as obvious. But, think about it, how many questions and non-purchasing intent type keywords do you search for before you’re ready to go ahead and part ways with your money? Lots, presumably. Your target audience is no different.
The way to get your website to rank higher for Google organic SEO phrases is to invest in a marketing agency that understands exactly what it is you need. Once you’re ranking in higher keyword positions you’ll soon find that the number of leads, enquiries, and sales increase. This is because, quite simply, you’re higher up on the search engine results page for the target keyword phrase that your ideal customer has just searched. Why would they scroll down the page, resulting in them having to move their mouse, or bother to scroll all the way down and click on page 2 to find the result when yours is right there! Search engine users like convenience, it’s as simple as that. And, by being at the top of the keyword positions, you become the most convenient option for them.
So, why not start investing now in getting your website ranked higher for the keywords that will bring you the most traffic and the highest conversion rates? It’s time to stop wasting your money on advertising campaigns that aren’t converting into sales. Instead, invest in an experienced digital marketing company that knows what it takes to get your site ranked higher for the keywords you want.
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A Breakdown of Our Approach to Technical Audits
Unlike another digital marketing agency in Liverpool, our technical audits are part of a fresh approach to search and are based on our team’s abundance of experience in the field. In total, there are 159 separate points we measure your website against. These points can be split into 9 categories:
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Technical: We check for compressed pages, 404 errors, and if the CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) or JavaScript files have been minimised.
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Google Search Console and Google Analytics: We’ll ensure superior quality across all Google platforms – we scan for issues related to manual actions, security, and sitemaps.
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Core Web Vitals: Often shortened to CWV – has become an essential part of building a successful SEO campaign in recent times thanks to Google’s 2021 Core Algorithm update. Our world-class SEO and Development teams work side-by-side to improve clients’ website’s CWV scores, helping to ensure future ranking success in Google.
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Mobile: As mentioned, no SEO campaign is complete without good mobile performance. Our audit involves discovering the loading speed of your pages on mobile, and we examine the content and layout to determine whether or not it is mobile-friendly.
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Metadata: While not necessarily a ranking factor, metadata is your opportunity to persuade traffic from search engines to click on your page. Our audit will make sure all the metadata is unique and performing well.
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Backlinks: If you have a backlink profile, we will look at the strength of those inbound links and what kinds of sites they come from. Backlinks from websites with low domain authorities can hamper keyword rankings. We’ll examine your existing backlinks and assess the best course of action to enhance their quality and quantity.
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Local SEO: Making sure the target customers in your local area can find you is the very least your SEO campaign should achieve. We’ll scan through your current citations and fix the NAP data on your pages (NAP – Name, Address, Phone Number).
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Page speed: Measuring the loading speed of your site on software such as GTmetrix and Google PageSpeed Insights tells us how well it performs. With site speed being such an important ranking factor, especially in this post-Google Penguin and Google Panda world, it’s important we take steps to amend slow pages.
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Keyword reach: How many keywords are you currently ranking for in total? Are they branded keywords or are people finding you for industry-related phrases? We’ll use the audit to assess your keyword reach and create a bespoke SEO strategy to ensure you’re found for terms that signal an intent to buy.
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Content: The word ‘content marketing’ encompasses more than just typing out words onto a Google Doc or into Microsoft Word. As part of this initial assessment phase, we’ll examine how many pages of your site are indexed, the quality of the content on each page, and whether or not it’s ‘thin copy’ or duplicated elsewhere (a problem that is more common than you think).


Want to Know How SEO Can Work for Your Liverpool Business?
There are hundreds of ways your business can benefit from SEO. Liverpool and northwest residents will do two things before purchasing a product – they’ll either search before buying a product or they’ll find their local business that offers the product or service they are looking for. There is a myriad of practices that our experienced SEO consultants carry out which can help you be the business they purchase from.
SEO can help your business because it’s how the vast majority of people start their purchase process. It’s very simple: Optimising your website for search engines means you have a greater online presence which means you’ll be seen by audiences when they search for something.
Search engine optimisation work by a digital marketing agency can ensure that your business is the answer to your customer’s query, regardless of the intent behind that search.
Put yourself in the buyer’s shoes for a minute, how many times have you Googled something before making a decision? It could be as trivial as what movie to watch on Netflix that night, or which brand of kettle to buy for your new kitchen, right the way up to big life events such as purchasing a life insurance policy or finding a house to buy.
There are a number of factors behind why you choose to purchase from a certain website, brand, or business. From how recognisable they are to the value of the information you’ve gleaned from the long-form SEO content that you’ve written to something such as free delivery or a 30% discount – anything could be the trigger. What a successful SEO campaign does is optimise your entire website so that all these potential purchase factors are prevalent for your ideal customers.


Why Should I Continue SEO Once I’ve Gotten Good Rankings?
Achieving good rankings takes time, the online landscape is congested with billions of new pages being added to the worldwide web every single second. As a result, it takes time for your page, website, or domain to be indexed and move up, or down, the rankings.
Here at digital agency Embryo, we say that you shouldn’t really expect to see any meaningful increase in online search visibility for the first 6 months, such is the volume of work that will be completed and the time that it will take for the major search engines to scan through it.
Once that period is up, however, and you are ranking for keywords, there could be a temptation to stop your investment in SEO thinking that the job is done.
This is not only wrong, but it could potentially affect your business goals and future growth opportunities. Long-term website success, at its core, is about constant maintenance and optimization. It’s an ever-shifting landscape where new websites and competitors crop up every day looking to rank for the short and long-tail keyword phrases that you have worked so hard to get on to page one of Google for.
As a result, additional SEO content writing, investment in link building through Digital PR campaigns, and optimising back-end Core Web Vitals are always needed to keep that online search visibility at the level you need it to be to achieve your business goals and ensure your website is more of an asset than a liability.
The best thing you can do to protect yourself from this trap is to never stop doing the things that got you into the position you’re in now. If you are happy with your current rankings then great! But if you want to improve them, don’t let the feeling of “job well done” blind you to the fact that there is still plenty of room for improvement.
SEO isn’t a one-time thing, it should be thought of as an asset that requires running costs. For the monthly costs, the search engine optimisation work will provide you with a very high return on investment over a long period of time. It is one of the most sustainable ways to grow your business online and provides you with endless opportunities to rank for more and more relevant keywords.
What Can You Do To Improve Your SEO Ranking?
You should always be trying to find ways to improve your organic traffic numbers by creating quality content that people are interested in reading. This doesn’t mean that you need to write the next Harry Potter book, but rather that you need to create content that helps solve problems and makes people feel better about themselves.
You also need to make sure that you use keywords in your title tags, meta descriptions, and throughout your body copy. Doing this will help the search engine spiders understand what your site is about and give you higher chances of appearing when someone searches for a particular phrase.
Don’t forget that having a high number of incoming links is another way to boost your rankings, so try and build relationships with other bloggers who might be willing to share your content and link back to your site.
Finally, you need to consider using social media as a powerful tool to help drive traffic to your site. By sharing interesting articles and blog posts that you think your audience would enjoy, you’ll start to build relationships with your followers and develop trust which will ultimately lead to increased conversions and sales.
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How SEO Marketing Affects Your Sales Funnel
The answer to this question is simple: it affects the quality of traffic you receive, which, as a result, can have an impact on the conversion rate of your website. If your site doesn’t rank well for its target keywords, then chances are that fewer people will be visiting it. This means they won’t see the products or services you offer, so there’s less chance of them converting into customers. In other words, bad SEO can actually cause your sales funnel to stall.
What do we mean by stalling?
When we talk about stalling, we’re referring to the point at which someone has visited your website but hasn’t converted into a lead or customer yet. That could be because they haven’t found what they were looking for, or maybe they didn’t find what they wanted. Whatever the reason may be, if they don’t convert into a lead or customer, then they simply aren’t going to purchase from you.
This means that even though they visited your website, they weren’t able to get what they needed, so they left without buying anything. It also means that their visit was wasted, as they didn’t come back again later. The bottom line is that if your website isn’t ranked high enough for the keywords that your business uses, then you’ll struggle to attract new leads and customers.
The sales funnel is made up of four key stages – awareness, interest, decision, and action. Good search engine optimisation will improve your sales funnel at all of these levels.
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How Organic Search Optimisation Builds Trust and Authority
We often get asked “Why is SEO important?” and our answer is simple. You could have the nicest looking website with a great user experience, but if it can’t be found via key search terms or doesn’t appear anywhere on page one of the SERP at least, then you’re essentially invisible. In fact, you’ve got more chances of doing business by handing out leaflets on the street to strangers.
Good SEO is about taking a fresh approach to being found and becoming discoverable – at its heart, it’s about building trust. Once you’ve built trust, you’re more than halfway to having a high-authority website. To achieve this level of credibility and authority, there’s a great deal of work, and time, that needs to happen. Work, such as achieving the strongest backlinks possible, creating optimised content, and promoting positive user behaviour by mapping out a salient site structure, is essential. By achieving authority through these methods, your site is going to rank well in 2021, 2022, and beyond. Achieve that authority and your potential customers are more likely to trust your brand from the minute they land on the page.
A lot of businesses are fearful when they hear Liverpool digital marketing agencies, such as Embryo, say that the results from search engine optimisation services will take 6 months to a year to have a solid impact. But, and this is important, achieving solid organic positions for search terms is the most potent online advertising technique available. If you want your SERP rankings to reach their peak, you need to think long term, and if other Liverpool-based online advertising agencies tell you differently, they’re lying.
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The Tools We Use
Any marketing agency in Liverpool worth their salt will of course use a broad selection of tools and software to deliver for their clients. Here at Embryo, we’re no different. Our selection of tools has changed dramatically since we were founded back in 2015, and thanks in part to our Head of Innovation James Welch, our teams are constantly trying new products so that we’re all ahead of the curve. Doing this allows us to monitor, in more granular detail, metrics such as organic visibility, the type of pre-qualified leads going through a client’s sales funnel, load time, and content backlinks.
The two main tools we use are Ahrefs and Screaming Frog, both of which are used frequently by digital marketing agencies. The former – Ahrefs – is a keyword analyser tool that allows us to track domain rankings, number of backlinks, organic traffic value, and identify opportunities to write content that competitors aren’t creating. The latter, Screaming Frog, is an SEO spider tool and assists us when we’re carrying out SEO audits. Screaming Frog crawls websites for us and lets us know of any major issues that need fixing. It saves us hours of research and crawling, and we’d bet there’d be a small riot if we were to get rid of it!
Google’s suite of analytical tools also features heavily in our work including Google Analytics, Google Search Console, and PageSpeed Insights. For the latter tool, one that is becoming increasingly important as Google, Yahoo, and Bing value site speed more than ever, we are aided by Batch Speed, which allows us to test multiple pages at once. The great thing about both Batch Speed and PageSpeed Insights is that they test desktop sites and mobile sites, and as any SEO Liverpool agency knows, having a mobile-friendly site is absolutely essential.
More recently, our team has heavily invested in SE Ranking, which provides us with a completely holistic SEO analysis tool for our clients. This includes things such as visibility, XML sitemap files, linking to sites, and viewing which links point to sites with ‘nofollow’ attributes. We’re also able to showcase our work to clients more effectively because SE Ranking uses a snippet crawler, search index statuses, and even future SEO potential. It’s this deeper level of analysis that allows us to build granular strategies and plan ahead more effectively for our range of clients.
When we want to take a look at a site’s current performance, we use SEMrush. In minutes, SEMrush flags any errors that can be fixed, in order to improve organic performance. For instance, for errors such as incorrect heading tags, poorly formatted images, incorrect internal links, and any more technical SEO work, SEMrush enables our team to gain an intimate knowledge of a site in a matter of minutes.


What Is a More Important Marketing channel: SEO or Social Media?
Social Media Marketing (SMM) is a form of internet marketing that involves using social networking platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube etc. to promote your brand. SMM helps businesses connect with their customers online, thus improving customer service and increasing sales.
SEO is the process of getting free organic traffic on the web. You can do this through various methods, including writing high-quality articles, building relationships with other relevant bloggers, and developing a solid website platform.
A lot of conversations about digital marketing tend to revolve around having either one channel or another.
“If I invest in SEO I cannot possibly think about spending money on social media as well, surely SEO should be enough for my business to succeed?” they’ll say.
In a way, it’s true, but it’s just not a thought that is reflected in the buyer’s journey. A multi-channel strategy involving SEO and social media is the surest way of increasing sales, leads and revenues. By investing in multiple services you’re more present along the buyer journey and will attract more attention from customers. Broadly speaking, people take a good few weeks to make a decision on a purchase.
Here’s a typical example of a buyer’s journey:
Something occurs that requires them to consider purchasing a new product. For this example, let’s say they want to purchase a new laptop. They may start at Google, as most journies do, and search “Best laptops under £500” or “What is the best laptop for university?” – they’ll read a blog post or two and learn about some features that might appeal to them. This is where your long-form organic content comes in because you’ll be ranking for those informational keywords that appear at the beginning of the journey.
Once they’ve done a bit of research, they may put their search on hold, scroll through their social media channels – be it TikTok, Instagram, or Facebook – and see your beautifully crafted adverts that advertise the very product they are looking for. This is where your social media strategy comes in alongside your SEO work.
This cycle of exploration and evaluation may take months and it’ll take just one trigger for that audience’s intentions to change from evaluating to purchasing. If you’ve invested enough in a multi-channel strategy – including SEO and social media – the theory goes that you’ll have been at the front of your customer’s minds throughout their buying journey and will thus be their preferred vendor when they want to purchase, in our example, a new laptop.
The question, then, shouldn’t be about which marketing channel you choose but how many your budget can allow. Multi-channel campaigns should be the default, it’s the most effective way of benefitting from the complex, non-linear buying journey that audience’s in every industry go through.
All of this is summarised in a document created by Google themselves in July 2020 called: “How people decide what to buy lies in the “messy middle” of the purchase journey.” In it, they talk about the Messy Middle which is the term used to describe the non-linear, complex buyer journey. It looks to better explain and understand how shoppers process information through their buyer journey and how that influences their buying decision.


We Love Long-Form High-Quality Content, and Here’s Why
Any Liverpool SEO firm will spend time talking to you about the techy side of SEO, algorithm updates, and other aspects of SEO such as on-page optimisation strategies, indexing, keyword density, and Google My Business. And, while all of these are important – they really are – a lot of organic search agencies in Liverpool will shy away from the most organic thing you can do on Google – write long-form content.
Our SEO packages here at Embryo put content at their heart, and we never apologise for that. After all, what is more natural than crafting thousands of words and imparting genuinely technical knowledge about your sector? It’s naturally going to be unique and is going to score you a lot of points with Google, whose sole purpose is to find the best answers to users’ questions. As you can see on this page, there is content filling every inch of it, it is filled with keywords and other ontologically relevant phrases that position us as experts in the eyes of search engines (and you, hopefully!). This structured approach around content is a fantastic example of white hat search engine optimisation and is the purest example you’ll come across, in your search for a marketing agency in Liverpool, of the power of content.
It brings a smile to our faces when speaking to new clients who very often gasp when we casually suggest adding thousands of words to different pages on their site each month. But when they see the results, they soon become just as nerdy about content as we are! We’ll often be questioned about all this, usually, it takes the form of “What is long-form content and what are the benefits for my site?” Our answer is typically this:
“More content allows you to target more keywords that you want to be found for, which will increase traffic from search engines, improve your search rankings, and boost your online presence.”
If you have the opportunity to work with an organic agency in Liverpool that is offering this service, our question is “Why aren’t you taking advantage?” The number of businesses – in a huge range of industries – that are refusing long-form content means that the opportunity to dominate your sector’s online real estate is very real and very achievable. Regardless of site speed, load times, and metadata, unique, fresh content will forever be the most Google-friendly thing you can do.
When you boost a website with content, it becomes so much easier (and fun!) to optimise. Yes, we’ll do all the other top-level stuff such as backlink analysis, internal links and load time, but any Liverpool-based digital agency can do that. What makes us at Embryo different is that, no matter how niche your sector may be, we’ll always find relevant content to suggest!


What Is Image Optimisation in SEO?
Image optimisation is one of the many ways in which you can get better visibility on Google. If you’re using images on your website or blog, then you need to make sure that they are optimised correctly. In fact, if you don’t have an image optimiser tool, you could even end up getting penalised by Google.
Behind an image is a multitude of different ranking factors. In our experience, most people just throw images on a web page, check they look ok (some don’t even do that!) and crack on with the next job, unaware that those very same images are affecting the pages load speed, online visibility, and user-friendliness.
One of main ways to optimise an image is through its file name. This is an easy and fast way to optimise your page that takes no time at all. Having a filename like ‘Shutterstock 1838193.jpg’ is completely irrelevant to the content on the page that it is sitting next to. By keeping the filename like that, you’re failing to show to Google the link between the image and the content on the page. Instead, you should always optimise your image and relate the title to the content. Ideally, you should include your target keyword in the file name.
As well as file names, alt-text is another key element of an image that may not be immediately visible to the user but is vitally important if you want your page to be effectively crawled by Google’s bots. Alt-text was originally designed for visually impaired people who would have the image described to them by screen readers.
Alt text example: <img src=”green salad.gif” alt=”A green salad”>
In the event of your image not loading the alt text will replace where the image would be. To ensure your image is optimised to the fullest extent, your alt text should be as descriptive as possible without including any spammy keywords. Good alt text is the equivalent of you describing an image to someone who has never seen it before and then them having a good idea of what it is by the end of your description.
With alt text try to avoid overly long descriptions and use phrases such as “A picture of…” or “An image of…”. In the above green salad example, we could improve on it by saying something like “A green salad containing rocket and spinach.”
Google also uses this information when crawling a web page. So, even if you don’t think you need to use alt text, it’s still worth doing because it helps Google crawl your site more easily.
The final thing to mention about optimising images is that you should only optimise images that are actually used on the page. If you’ve got lots of images on a page that aren’t being used, then you’re wasting your time. You should always keep images that are relevant to the content on the webpage.
How do I know if my images are optimised?
This is a great question! There isn’t a single answer to this question because there are so many aspects to consider. The best way to find out is to go to Google Images and search for your website. As soon as the page loads up, you’ll see a list of thumbnails of each image on the page. Clicking on one of these images will take you directly to the source. From here, you can view the original source code. Take note of the file name, size and dimensions of the image. These details will help you determine whether the image is being used on the page and how much space it occupies. If the image isn’t being used, then it probably doesn’t need to be optimised.
Our team of Liverpool SEOs will help you optimise your images so that they display well on mobile devices, desktop computers, tablets, TVs etc. They’ll also ensure that the file size is small enough to not cause issues with loading speeds and that the files are optimised for the device type.
This should mean that your images look great on all platforms and devices, without having to worry too much about them looking out of place on a particular platform or device.
In addition to making sure that your images look good on all platforms, we’ll also make sure that they rank highly in search engine results. That way, anyone searching for something related to your business will be able to find it easily.
Why Work with Embryo over Other Liverpool SEO Businesses?
Results are our obsession. While internally we’re Content, SEO, PR, and PPC nerds, we know that for you and the business you’ve worked so hard to build, the bottom line is, well, the bottom line. If we’re not growing your revenue base or hitting your other KPIs, then we’re not doing our job – that’s just a fact.
This fact is why we specialise in lead generation and simply find the most effective channel in your industry in which to do that. We’ll utilise high-quality content, social media advertisements, pay per click campaigns, and web design to improve your paid and organic performance to increase visibility, leads, and sales.
We get it – all this digital marketing business can seem like, to coin Matthew McConaughey’s line from The Wolf of Wall Street, a fugazi. So, if you’re in the internet wilderness or have no idea about the effective SEO strategies available to you, then give us a call – we’ll show you that you can win more business and stand out from those competitors who haven’t given it a thought (spoiler: it’s always way more than you think).
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