You know what it is like. You buy a car. Your dealer may give you half a tank of fuel with the deal. It’s only going to take you so far before you have to fill up again. This is pretty much the same with a website. You need to fuel it up every so often. If you don’t it is like putting a Ferrari on the Autobahn with a Skoda engine inside it: It will look fantastic, but it will never perform to its full potential.
Until now companies have(typically) relied on an SEO agency to ‘fill up’ their website, on a monthly basis and have commited to beingin a long-term contract. This may be good for some, but invariably the process becomes stale and the impetus is lost as nothing really changes. Filling up your website means that you need to have the right ‘juice’ to gain improvement online. But, it is likely your competitor will change their ‘additives’ (content on page and off) and therefore likely that you will have to too. So, a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach is likely to fail.
SEO is a methodical process. It takes time, understanding of your market, and skill in changing and replacing code to satisfy the cravings of the engines. It is up and down – like fuel prices! The needs and requirements of the search engines are also up and down.
At Metalfrog we have always tried to do something a little different.
So what makes us different? Well, Metalfrog is on page 1 Google UK and .com for a number of major searched key phrases covering SEO services and associated practices. There are testimonials and endorsements across the Internet and stored at its offices too.
We know that there are many companies out there offering the kind of services we do, but we’ve never seen this particular type of offering before.
If you want more details please checkout our new page on the website:https://www.metalfrog.co.uk/pay-as-you-go-seo-the-new-way-to-improve-your-websites-ranking
If this interests you please get in touch and we can tailor make a package for you and against your competitors. We look forward to speaking to you soon.
Metalfrog: creative search engineers.