What is Good SEO? Here’s a Case Study

Over the last few years, I’ve been quite vocal about how so many consultants and agencies in the organic search industry refuse to change. It’s unfortunate as they continue to leave a trail of clients that have invested a lot but actually destroyed their ability to acquire organic authority, ranking, and traffic.

Good SEO: A Case Study

The following is a chart of one of our recent customers’ keyword rankings over time using Semrush:

I continue to warn companies who hire search consultants who never research the audience, the competition, or their behavior on the site. Backlinking without the production of relevant, valuable, and highly-optimized digital media is going to get you in trouble. We continue to drive our clients’ organic results via earned authority rather than authority that’s manipulated or paid for.

Deep learning and artificial intelligence continue to drive Google’s Rankbrain algorithm. Larry Kim noted:

Google will continue auditioning your page for relevant queries… for a time. But if it fails to attract engagement, it will continue to die a slow death. It could lose 3 percent of traffic per month — so small you don’t even notice it until it’s too late. Eventually, your page will simply fall out of ranking contention.

Until it’s too late.

Today’s organic search strategies don’t require yesterday’s search consultants. Today’s organic search strategies require great brand and content marketers who understand how to research and tailor your digital efforts to your audience then provide them optimized paths to conversion.

If your organic search consultant isn’t constantly researching, providing input on your content strategies, and optimizing your site, it’s time to look for a new organic search partner. In fact, we’d love to assist – especially if you’re a very large publisher. Our experience there is unmatched in the industry.

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