SEO Consultant
Increase your traffic from Google and grow your customer base
Looking for a search engine optimization consultant?
Well, I know you do - why else would you be here?
The question you might be asking yourself is: HOW DO I CHOOSE THE RIGHT ONE?
While it's true that many Dallas SEO consultants know how to do SEO, finding the right SEO service provider for your business can be tricky: there are quite a few here in Dallas/Forth Worth.
If you want more visitors from Google, you have come to the right place. I am a Dallas SEO Consultant with over 9 years of practical experience in the field of digital marketing, I can help you drive free traffic from Google and Bing.
Step-by-step SEO process: Research | Content | Technical | UX | Conversion

SEO
Compared to all other digital channels, SEO is the most cost-efficient way to bring converting customers to your website. I have a proven track record of ranking highly for the most valuable keywords there are and I can do the same for you.
User Experience
Ranking a website is only the first step in converting a visitor into a customer. I take a user-first approach to UX with the aim of making each visitor want to come back for more
Growth Strategy
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to SEO. In fact, ranking highly in Google requires a unique SEO strategy that is tailored to your business. I not only build a tailored strategy, I also work closely with your internal teams in order to implement it.
Content Marketing
Content Marketing has as many definitions as websites engaging in it. My view on content is that it needs to lead to brand awareness, shares & links, and, ultimately a better performing website.
SEO is the most cost-efficient way of acquiring new customers online
Real results that speak for themselves
I have a proven track record of achieving top ranking positions for a range of valuable keywords and search queries. Below are some examples the results following successful SEO campaigns:
Dominating competitive markets
The Nordic markets are notoriously difficult due to local web inventory and the competitive landscape. I ran a linkbuilding programme for just under 2 years and solidified 1st positions for a range or high volume poker terms.
Read my Google reviews
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My step-by-step approach to SEO
#1 - Understand your target CUSTOMERS
Before building a SEO strategy for your website we need to sit down and talk about you and your business.
Why? Because to get real valve from your traffic I need to know WHO your target customers they are and WHAT they search for in Google.
How do I know who my customers are and what they want? - you might ask.
Good question!
To answer these you will need to start digging into your analytics and customer profile databases.
WHO are your customers?
Hopefully you already have target customer profiles but if you don't, the answer may lie in other paid digital campaigns, where detailed customer segmentation exists, such as Facebook. Here, you can get a good idea of the target audience and their remits.
WHAT do your customers search for?
Except looking the products that you sell, knowing what else they look for in Google requires some research. The aim is to find the keywords, topics, entities and ontologies related to your product offering.
Here is an example of searches someone looking for a plumber in Dallas might make:
Once I know the WHO and the WHAT I can build a matrix of search terms and topics to target with your SEO.
Now that you know who you want to target with your SEO, let's move on to step 2 - the content.
#2 - Create the CONTENT they are LOOKING FOR
Based on what we find in step 1, we know start producing content.
This content should create brand awareness and drive both long-tail and short-tail traffic.
How do you create brand awareness? - is another great question.
Well, if you consistently provide users with what they want, they will remember your brand. Is that simple.
Look at this dashboard from Google Analytics:
Since April 2017 the traffic of this website went from 2,100 to 5,330 per month. That's an increase in traffic by 153% and I didn't spend a dollar on advertising.
This was achieved by writing content that visitors wanted to find and that Google wanted to RANK.
#3 - Help Google FIND your content
An important aspect of SEO is the technical optimization.
Technical SEO refers to changes you make to your website to help the search engine bots to find your content and surface it in their index.
It all starts with a technical SEO audit.
In this audit I will examine a wide range of technical aspects of your website.
I look at things such as
- Errors encountered in the process of crawling and indexing. (I use tools such as OnCrawl to determine whether the right sections are found and at what rate they are visited by the Google bots)
- Mobile friendly-ness
- Site speed
Look how at this screenshot from webpagetest.org. This is how my website performs after optimizing it for speed:
- Content duplication
- Missing pages
- Erroneous pages. These are pages that either return a 4xx response - such as 404 (which is the technical name for pages that are not found), pages that have been redirected elsewhere (known as 301s), and 5xx-pages (those pages that return a HTTP error, caused by the server).
- Identity scripts that may affect performance negatively
- Find content that can be marked up with structured data. (I have created a structured data SEO quiz for those of you who want to brush up on your schema knowledge)
Here is a deck from a presentation I gave, around the topic of structured data and schema.org:
in 2018, technical SEO is as important as it ever has been with Google putting more emphasis on well configured-website that fits their idea of the web
I can help you with getting your technical SEO and get your online business optimized for Google.
#4 - Make users STAY on YOUR WEBSITE
Google tries to figure out whether visitors like your website more than your competitors - and rank them accordingly.
How do they do that? They do so, in part, by measuring user engagement metrics such as:
- Clicks from Google
- Bounce rate (if they stay on your page or go back to Google)
- How long visitors stay on your website
- How many pages they visit during one session
According to a study by SEMrush, these metrics may influence how well you rank in Google.
In a nutshell, if users stay longer on your website, you tend to rank better in Google.
What does this mean for my SEO? - is the question that follows
It means that you need to keep both Google and your visitors happy at the same time.
You will need to:
- ensure your pages load quickly
- cater for mobile users
- avoid too many ads
- use clear navigation
But most important: answer the query that looked for - and do it well.
#5 - CONVERT your visitor into CUSTOMERS
To drive real value from your visits you will need to convince them to BUY something.
What makes visitors BUY from your website? - one might wonder
The following is important when convincing people to purchase a product or service online:
- price
- reviews
- brand recognition
- good delivery (fast and with a return policy)
Can you tick all those boxes?
Good - you are ready to start converting your new customers from SEO.
If no - great: we have something to talk about.
Convinced yet?
Contact me on LinkedIn to let me know about what you want to achieve from SEO - I will get back to you within 24 hours to schedule in an initial consultation.
Thanks!