The content you present to your website visitors is often the first thing that comes to mind when considering SEO. It is what you use to engage visitors and to help them move through their journey, no matter what their intent is. We know how important this is!
Here’s how it works.
Off-Page, or external optimization, targets the ranking factors that go beyond what we present to search engines and site visitors. It stretches out to the sources that make reference to our website and helps build us up as the trusted resource on our unique subject matter.
What we do best.
Inbound Links
While content has always been important to understand context, links go along with it to validate trust and authority. Inbound links to your site from high-authority, on-topic sites remains an important ranking factor and trust signal.
Brand Mentions
Links, like anything, can be spammed. The good news is that unlinked brand mentions from legit, relevant sources connected to PR and other efforts can contribute to your SEO strategy and should be leveraged.
E-E-A-T
It stands for “expertise”, “experience”, “authoritativeness”, and “trustworthiness”, and it is a combined evaluation or measure of those attributes connected to Google. This takes off-page signals further than links and mentions and into online reputation sources, citations, and social media engagement.