How One of My Clients Increased Their Website Traffic by 80%
If you’ve visited my blog before, you’ve certainly seen me go on and on about SEO and how important it is. And if this is your first time, here’s some posts to help you get started on your SEO-education:
“Think of SEO like the road that connects people with where they want to go. In terms of your business, you’re the destination. The people in the cars are your potential customers. If the roads don’t take cars to where you are, you’re not going to get traffic.”
“If you’re looking for instant results, run an ad campaign. But if you want long term growth without heavy management and pages of analytics, invest in SEO.”
A Story About How Powerful SEO Is
“A blog post from 2020 actually generated the same number of visits to my website as my home page did.”
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The thing about SEO is that it takes a while to cultivate and build up a presence on your own website. It’s not a quick fix. It’s organic growth that takes time but once it starts going, it snowballs and grows and grows.
It can be a powerful puzzle piece in your business so if you’ve been on the fence about it, here’s some stories of some of my past clients:
One of my clients signed a new high paying client after just one email.
Another one of my clients increased their google traffic by 60% after just three months.
One client had an 80% increase in traffic after one year.
All of these results came through The Write Way To Nurture. This service is basically magic because of the results that it produces.
The Write Way To Nurture compounds SEO with frequent site updates, blogging, and email marketing.
What you’ll get:
A professional copywriter reviewing your writing, editing, and providing ways to improve
An SEO expert optimizing and pushing your content out to your audience
A sense of relief knowing that you’re showing up consistently without any of the work
How it works:
You write…
That’s it.
Literally.
We do the rest.
Sound good?
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