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Search Engine Optimization is the process of optimizing a webiste for search enginges to get more traffic from "free", "organic", "editorial", or "natural" search results on popular search engines. These popular search engines are Google, Bing, and Yahoo. So, why is SEO even important?

In order for Google and other popular search engines to serve up relevant content to their searchers, they must "crawl" websites and look for search keywords so that the sites with the most relevant keywords get returned to the searchers. Google and other search engines also look at the number of quality links that link back to a specific site. Websites with diverse and relevant links get ranked higher. Additionally, these search engines look at other factors on a website including meta content, page titles, title tags, image attribute tags, a website's loading speed, responsive design (mobile compatibility), and possible occurences of duplicate content.

At Pixel Brew, we take all of these factors into play and provide an expert SEO strategy so that your website will get more traffic and rank higher.

An essential SEO strategy is building backlinks for your website. This can be thought of as the process of getting your website's URL on websites with "high domain authority". This is a research-intensive process that doesn't happen overnight, but will significantly impact your business's search engine rankings. We examine your competitors' strategies, find the best opportunities for your business to create backlinks, and then execute our strategy for getting more backlinks to your website. This may come in the form of creating and sharing content on popular sites, i.e. creating infographics and sharing them on sites like Visually, guest posting on blogs, sharing content on social media, etc.

Your business has run pay-per-click campaigns, optimized the site for search engine rankings, but is still suffering from low conversion rates (users are leaving your site and not buying, subscribing, or paying for your product or service). The problem then usually lies with your site's UX or User Experience. We start by looking at the site's overall flow and number of 'call to actions'. Then we look at a sitemap and figure out if the path to your 'conversion' page (Checkout, Contact Us, etc.) is easily understood by your users. This usually includes an A/B test, i.e. we test two versions of your site and decide which one is performing better. Then we look at heat maps (where users are clicking) to find out what portions of your site are useful or useless for converting your visitors and which portions of your site users are getting sidetracked by and thus exiting from the site. After this, we decide where the work needs to be done, we implement the design changes and test to get your web visitors to start buying or service or product.