New Zealand SEO Services Company & Google Ads Agency
We generate excellent ‘clickthroughs’ from SEO Services & Google Ads for any company or eCommerce store. Here’s a summary of how we differentiate:
- We won't work with your competitors, we use a customised approach.
- A boutique ethos, that is grounded in relationships, integrity and service.
- Founded in 2009, with offices in Auckland & Wellington.
- We offer search implementation and training services, the choice is yours.
Tailor-made Search Engine Marketing Services for NZ Companies & eCommerce Stores
Google SEO Auckland, SEO NZ or SEO services
If you Google a range of organic search terms, like SEO Auckland, SEO services or SEO NZ, you will see our website ranking consistently in the top search search results. Since 2009, we have created an advanced capability for getting New Zealand businesses excellent click throughs, using custom crafted SEM strategies that hit the mark.
Content led organic search engine optimisation services
A modern organic search engine optimisation program must, at its core, generate compelling content that appeals to your target audience and Google’s algorithm.
Watch this short video about the fundamentals for organic search engine optimisation. Then contact us to find out how we can demystify SEO for your business using a custom crafted search engine marketing approach that separates your company from the pack.
All the search engine marketing services you need
We don’t use a templated one size fits all approach. We create a custom crafted SEO & SEM strategy that addresses the needs of your target market. We start by setting your SEO goals, then design a set of personas tot guide our keywords targeting and content marketing efforts.
We can be your expert in-house implementation team, provide expert advisory services to your development. The option is yours.
We are a full service search engine marketing agency, offering a complete blend of SEO, local SEO, eCommerce SEO, Google Shopping, Google Ads and display advertising.
Learn from our experts by attending an eLearning course in SEO, Social Media or Google Ads.
We service a range of SME, enterprise companies and eCommerce stores throughout New Zealand
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What is Organic Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)?
Search Engine Optimisation is the process of helping a website and, if required, the local Google Maps listing of a business, rank better in the organic search engine results pages (SERPs). This is in contrast to Google Ads, which is considered to be a “paid” form of search engine marketing.
How long will it take to get search engine results?
We live in a would of instantaneous gratuity where everything needs to happen immediately, including results. However, we liken SEO to a marathon, more than a sprint, where you get results for continuous effort. Even AdWords takes ongoing nurturing.
Consider the following points before you decide if an organic search engine optimisation program is right for your business.
Which search terms are you targeting? Are you operating in a highly competitive industry where you are trying to outrank established competitors that have deep pockets? Case in point, ranking for highly competitive search terms like “SEO Auckland” takes a lot more effort than targeting lower volume, less competitive search terms like “Search Engine optimisation Services New Zealand”.
Over 60% of clicks from the search engines come from organic search, not paid search (AdWords). But like all important sales tools, it takes constant time and effort to get a website to the top of the organic search engine results pages and stay there.
The days of using aggressive SEO tactics, such as keywords stuffing and buying excessive amounts of backlinks, are thankfully long gone. A modern SEO strategy requires regular amounts of excellent content, white hat link building and a focus on also improving the user experience (UX). Modern day search engine optimisation is a lot more labor intensive and costly to get right. Though the upside can be sensational.
The constant updates by search engines like Google, also ensure search engine optimisation remains a marathon, a battle against the SEO elements, to stay ahead of the game. A challenge we thoroughly enjoy, that also brings your business a lot of reward.
How do I measure search results?
With 80% of Aucklanders using a search engine before they buy, SEO is now established as a key tactic for generating results.
Here are a few tips to measure the effectiveness of your natural search program:
The goal of an SEO program is to generate click throughs from a search engine to your website or eCommerce store. The user then has to decide if they want to make a purchase or contact you. As such, it is of vital importance that you also measure how well conversion related tactics are complimenting your SEO campaign. For example, heatmap tracking shows you what improvements need to be made to your web pages to convert more visitors from the search engines to sales.
Tracking organic rankings is key, especially when you group them into similar terms. Also benchmark your terms against competitors. Grouping similar terms allows you to pinpoint where your rankings are growing or in decline.
Remember, SEO is a marathon, not a sprint. Regular technical and onpage analysis of your SEO strategy is vital, especially when using open source CMS systems that can be buggy. So run an SEO audit of your strategy an a regular basis.
Ensure you analyse the backlink profile of your website. Unfortunately, linkspam and negative SEO tactics are now the norm in New Zealand. And its your company that gets penalised, not your SEO services provider, so run your own diligence and keep an eye on metrics such as your SEO trust score and monitor for spikes in referring domains and backlinks.
Tips to select the best SEO & SEM Agency
Choosing the best SEO & Google Ads agency to match your needs is a critical yet complex decision. Read our blog article or the following to guide your decision making:
Do you need an eCommerce SEO or Google Shopping specialist, or are you looking for an SEO agency to optimise your brand, local services or company website? Bear in mind, Search engine optimisation & PPC marketing has become very specialist.
Do you need a large corporate SEO/SEM services provider, a boutique provider or a contract AdWords or SEO expert? Your decision should be guided by:
- the level of risk you want to take e.g. a contract SEO expert would be higher risk
- whether or not you want to be a key client e.g. most boutique providers don’t take on clients that compete
- if you want to be part of a diverse client portfolio e.g. a corporate SEO provider with a large client portfolio
What are the primary SEO or Google Ads issues that need to be addressed and how these map to the competencies of the companies you are considering? For example, if your main requirement is for technical SEO services, then select an SEO agency that is strong in technical SEO.
Does the SEO provider use a white hat SEO approach, do they outsource their SEO to an offshore provider that uses a more aggressive and risky approach?
Can the agency walk the talk? For example, if you Google key local search terms like SEO Auckland or SEO Wellington, you will want to the SEO agencies website ranked at the top.
How much does search engine marketing cost?
Search Engine Optimisation is dynamic with many moving parts that can be beyond the control of your SEO Agency (e.g. Google Updates), which makes pricing an SEO project quite tough. Nonetheless, here are a few tips to guide how much money you should spend on your organic search program and how to discern between the various SEO pricing options:
Step 1
Start by setting your program goals. Ask your search marketing partner to benchmark performance, then forecast your SEO & Google Ads goals for the next 12 months. An example goal may be to increase sales from SEO by 45%. Be sure to set short (e.g. 3 month), medium term (6 month) and long term goals that help you understand if the program is on track.
Step 2
When you set your SEO goals, ensure your SEO company takes into account market factors such as the competitiveness of the search terms you are targeting with a SWOT analytics of your key competitors. Also ensure they conduct a detailed SEO audit of your domain and provide you with an initial roadmap of SEO activities, with pricing.
Step 3
Once you’ve set your goals, ask your agency to propose a plan with pricing to achieve those goals. Also be sure to ask which SEO services are included in their budget and which services are additional. For example website copy writing, onpage implementation and listing fees.
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