Search Engine Optimization
Of course, there are plenty of other ways to drive traffic to your website. Paid media, social posts, and display advertising are just a few. But, when done well, SEO can provide an important — and cost-effective — strategy for organic growth. In fact, the latest research from web analytics company Parse.ly shows Google Search accounted for around half of external referrals to the publishers in its network this past year.
Due to the complexities of SEO’s dynamic nature, we have recognized that there needs to be a multi-tack approach to drive the best SEO. Your business needs this to consistently be found and ranked on search engines.

SEO can be intimidating
It’s a great thing when your customers love your business, but it’s even better when they’re telling their family and friends about it. Word-of-mouth is, and always will be, the number one marketing tool. At Impressions, we have designed a straightforward
review process that generates referral emails and sends them to your customers, while you take care of your business.
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Why do I need SEO and how do I produce
amazing SEO?
An excellent way to understand SEO is to put yourselves in the mind of Google. What is Google trying to accomplish? Google’s main objective in our words would be as follows: “ to produce the most trustworthy search queries for the end user.”
The way that Google is producing these trustworthy search queries is by developing its own proprietary algorithms. This algorithm is changing and updating all the time, which makes it extremely difficult as a business owner to understand how to be effective with being found online.


The most effective ways to optimize your SEO include:
Web Design
Web Speed
Content &
Content Strategy
Content plays a huge factor towards SEO.
Link Building
are a must.
Domain Authority
Social
Engagement
Your business’s online reputation now plays a key role in your SEO.
Reputation Management
Your business’s online reputation now plays a key role in your SEO.
Understanding Competition
If you understand your competition, you can gain an understanding of where the low hanging fruit is.