Brands I've Worked With
Want More Website Traffic? Here’s How to Get It
Let’s be real—just having a website isn’t enough. To get more visitors, you need a smart content strategy that goes beyond the basics. That means covering topics people actually care about, staying on top of trends, and making sure your site looks great and loads fast, no matter what device someone’s using.
But content is only part of the equation. The technical side matters too—things like site speed, mobile-friendliness, internal links, structured data, and core web vitals can make or break your traffic growth.
So, what’s the game plan? Here are the key areas we’ll focus on:
- SEO Content Optimization
- Technical SEO
- Data Analysis
Finding the Right Strategy for Your Business
The best digital marketing strategy isn’t one-size-fits-all—it depends on your business type. Whether you’re running a service-based company, selling products, offering SaaS, or operating in the B2B or B2C space, your approach needs to be tailored to what works best for your industry.
We start by analyzing both your direct and indirect competitors to see how they’re showing up in search results and where you can gain an edge. While Google search traffic is a major piece of the puzzle, there are plenty of other ways to grow—like email marketing, social media, paid ads, affiliate partnerships, and other traffic sources that can drive both visitors and revenue.
The key? A well-rounded strategy that fits your unique business goals.
Data Analysis
Diving into a company's analytics to understand the metrics and where to make improvements.
Technical Analysis
Website structure or taxonomy, schema, responsiveness, web core vitals, crawlability, indexability, accessibility, etc.
Tracking & Progress
Let's make sure we're tracking the right metrics, and have the correct tracking set up from the right tracking codes to the keyword groups.
Social Media
Understanding your audience and content creation to increase traffic and brand awareness.
Web Hosting
Hosting is a big part of website performance. There are a variety of hosting plans, from shared, dedicated, cloud based, etc. In addition to server side and client side rendering.
Accessibility
User testing and accessibility is becoming more common. Focusing on accessibilty can mitigate potential issues for users.
E-commerce Business Marketing: More Than Just Selling Products
Running an e-commerce business isn’t just about listing products and hoping for sales—it’s a complex system with a lot of moving parts. From SEO to sales funnel optimization, every detail matters.
We start by focusing on the foundation: product keyword research, smart categorization, and optimizing facets and filters so customers (and search engines) can easily navigate your store. Then, we refine the details—structured data, product-specific content, internal linking, alt text for images, and even how your product feeds are set up.
But it doesn’t stop there. Upsells, cross-sells, and conversion-optimized funnels can turn visitors into repeat customers. E-commerce marketing is a mix of strategy, data, and user experience—and we make sure all the pieces work together to grow your business.