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WordPress Development
Our accessible and SEO first model for WordPress website design and development allows us to create websites that from their inception are targeted at areas of the market your competitors are missing. We create easy to navigate, read, and understand elements in all our designs. Our SEO first strategy also encompasses all areas of the web including web-friendly logo design, website design and development, marketing automation, email newsletters, and online advertising.
Search Engine Optimization
You can have the most beautiful store, the best food in town, or the best service of any of your competitors, but if you can’t reach your customers, none of it will matter. Let SeeMe Media help you prepare a full and comprehensive SEO and Social Media strategy to increase impressions and traffic to facilitate more sales and interactions for your company.
ADA and Website Accessibility
Creating an inclusive experience for every one of your website's visitors is not only important, it will boost your bottom line. SeeMe Media can make your website accessible for screen readers, color-blind users, and people with vision issues, and show your community you care about all your visitors.
What motivates a search engine to provide links to all the content on the Internet and not just paid ads?
The Search Engine Results Page(SERP) is the search engine’s equivalent of a recommendation from a trusted friend in real life. IRL, you may have a friend that works for one restaurant, but when they recommend another restaurant, you listen, because they are the expert in the field. Search Engines, like Google, work the same way.…
Meta Descriptions – Improving click through from SERP
Often an overlooked area of new website builds, Meta Description Tags, located in the <head> section of each of your webpages, are an easy way to control what searchers on search engines can expect on your page, right in the search results. The meta description tag attribute provides concise explanations of the contents of your…
The Recipe to Make Better Web Pages for SEO
Better websites are made up of great individual pages of good content. It really is just that simple. The best websites are built like a great cookbook. Cookbooks are made up of a bunch of individual and specific recipes. Those recipes pages are usually laid out in sections to make it easy for everyone to…
Define Your SEO Objectives
Onsite Search Engine Optimization is a bit like doing chemistry. Each element of your website, when combined with other elements on your site and its interaction with the world, will help to determine how well your site ranks on all search engines. Have you stopped to ask yourself, what do I want my site to…
Basic SEO Elements for your website
As a business owner, you know you want to be found on the first search engine results page (SERP). You have been trying hard to be found but it seems like you need some type of black magic to get to the top of the first page, right? Truth is, there are lots of factors…
H1 and H2 – Understanding Proper use of Headers
Content creators are always looking for better ways to provide content to their readers, but have you ever thought of search engines as one of your readers? If you are now doing so, that is great! Search engines are your most important readers, so making content that is easy for them to read is paramount.…
Add Expires headers to your .htaccess file
Expires headers let your browser know whether to serve a cached version of the page and it’s components or to download new versions of the files. By defining when a component of your site expires, you help to: Reduce server load Increase page load time What are Expires Headers? Expires headers tell the browser whether they…
Why is keyword research so important for SEO?
You’ve just received a bid for getting help with your SEO, and on the bid, you see something like “Keyword Research” or “Keyword Analysis”. In your mind, you are thinking, “I know what my keywords are. Why do we need to more keyword research, and why do we need to do it every month?” The…
How to optimize images for SEO
If content is king to a blog, images are the queen. Without images your page just doesn’t pop, it looks unfinished and downright boring. Images bring your written content to life to your site’s visitors and provide visual breaks for your readers. I think we all can agree that images matter on the Internet today.…
Understanding the Title Tag
The title tag is an element of your webpage’s header that defines the title of a webpage that is used in your browser’s tab, favorite links, social sharing previews, and most importantly on search engine results pages (SERPs). Code Snippet <head> <title>Example Title</title> </head> The Title The title element of a web page should…
How to write for SEO today
Are you still writing content for your website the same way you wrote it a few years ago? If you are, it is time to upgrade your understanding of writing for SEO. Let’s look at some Old School and New School SEO theories. Old School SEO: Keyword Stuffing 15 years ago, putting as many key…
Owning Your Website Assets
Stop Digital Sharecropping. Own Your Content, Reviews, and Testimonials I grew up in the restaurant business in a small ski town in Colorado. In the 80’s my parents purchased a successful Italian restaurant that specialized in all you can eat pasta, homemade pizza, a 50 item salad bar, and a bar to watch the game…