SEO – Search Engine Optimisation (Optimization)

With search engines being used about 4 billion times a day to access information online, and with 90% of users only looking at the top 30 results, the importance of achieving a high search engine ranking for your website is clear.

However simply creating a website doesn't guarantee your site will even be listed in the search engines and your great looking website wont mean anything unless people can actually find it.

To be able to reap all the benefits that a website and the Internet can offer, your site needs to be listed for the keywords and phrases commonly associated with your services.

To do that you need to make sure your website has been SEO'ed (Search Engine Optimised), which in simple terms means making your site more attractive to the major search engines and there searching algorithms.

The importance of search engine optimisation cannot be understated in today’s competitive marketplace. Statistics clearly demonstrate that most people use search engines to find what they are looking for on the internet and that most of them will only search through the first few results pages. To get the business advantage you’re looking for you need to get optimised!

To help you to achieve this objective WiredEyes offers the following SEO services:

  • Standard SEO
    This is a one off service where by we optimise the pages of your site to enable good search engine spidering availability and offer suggestions for changes in page design and content to allow search engines to position your site based on the most relevant keywords and phrases.

    It is always easier for SEO to be built into a website from the very beginning than for it to be added later and for this reason those who purchase websites from us also get our Standard SEO service included for FREE.

    Price : £100 + £10 per A4 sized page.
  • Advanced SEO
    This a subscription based service and includes everything in our standard SEO service but we also analyse and suggest additional optimisation strategies based on the results of a quarterly analysis.  Our analysis profiles include :

    • SERP's analysis
    • Competitor analysis
    • Market position analysis
    • Content analysis
    • Site Log file analysis

    Initial Price : £100 + £10 per A4 sized page
    Subscription :     £200 quarterly

Please note that for brand new or unlisted websites it can take up to 12 months for the major search engines to fully list your website (Sometimes called the sandpit effect), if your site is new there are a number of other ways using fairly cost effective paid advertising like Google Adwords or Yahoo Search Marketing products (Formally Overture) to get your website in front of those all important eyeballs. Please contact us for more information regarding this type of Internet marketing systems.

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