I am very pleased to invite you to review our new MoreVisibility website. I think it’s a fantastic representation of who we are and what we do; and I think that if you take the time to read through it, you will be impressed by the depth of our expertise and experience with SEO, SEM, Google Analytics and Design & Development.
Below are links to the Homepage along with internal sections that I think are particularly important.
SEO
In addition to highlighting our commitment to Best Practices, we describe in detail the different elements that impact organic results, including:
- Technical configuration
- Content marketing
- Website organization
SEM
Search Engine Marketing has become a multi-channel, multi-platform opportunity. It’s also very fast moving. In this section we provide insights on how we help tackle:
- Paid Search
- Remarketing
- Display Media
Google Analytics
The best marketers are the ones who have the clearest insights into their data. MoreVisibility is a Google Analytics Certified Partner (a very select group). As such we are actively engaged with clients to better track their important site behavior and marketing data in the most efficient manner possible.
Key components of our Google Analytics efforts include:
- Google code audits
- Report integration
- Conversion optimization
- Website usability
- Custom training
Design & Development
To a greater degree than ever, websites can be custom developed to accomplish a company’s specific objectives. A successful outcome however will be contingent upon a well-conceived and implemented strategy. Vital steps include:
- Platform selection
- Storyboarding and planning
- Aesthetic creativity
- SEO & Google Analytics considerations
I would welcome any feedback on our new site. Please feel free to call or send me an email.
If you are interested in seeing how we’ve evolved as a company since 1999, please take a look at these prior versions of our website from Archive.org’s Wayback Machine. Not all of the graphics are in tact, but you will get a sense for our focus and growth.
2008
The graphics are not rendering properly, but the content can be seen.
