Off-page SEO services now offered at GoBeRewarded

March 7, 2022

New service package unveiled at GoBeRewarded, helping small businesses increase Google ranking

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GoBeRewarded will now be offering an additional service package that includes added benefits for its clients.  Our new offering is designed to help companies succeed in optimization by increasing visibility through searching engines like Google with better results related to your company, product, or industry.


Typically search engine optimization, or SEO, can be divided into two different categories: on-page and off-page SEO.  Both can be crucial to creating awareness and attracting traffic to your website. 

What is on-page versus off-page SEO?


In the past, we have (and will continue to offer) an on-page SEO service with our blogging package. A blog is a great way to build your business.  Simply put, a blog is part of on-page SEO because it focuses on optimizing parts of your website that are within your control.  Other ways we improve on-page SEO here at GoBeRewarded include title tags, headlines, fast-loading pages, page content, and overall page experience.  This is why we offer custom photography, editing and use Duda to manage our websites.


With our new package, efforts will be placed on improving off-page SEO.  Off-page SEO places emphasis on attracting visitors to your page with different strategies from the outside.  One of the number one ways to attract traffic to your website and increase your SEO factor with Google advertising and backlinks.  Google Guaranteed is Google’s new program that helps contractors streamline their advertising efforts through the search engine.    Backlinks are links on websites other than your own that go back to a page on your website. 


Why add a new service?


We are offering services that help small businesses navigate the many challenges that digital marketing presents while running and operating their organizations.  On and off-page SEO is becoming more and more important for a website to remain competitive and relevant.  SEO provides organizations with the visibility they need to attract customers during this digital era.  Google works to fairly rank websites with an algorithm that is always changing while providing the best results geared toward the consumer.  This is also designed to be helpful for the business owner as well, ensuring their sales goals are met through lead generation.

What is included in the new package?


New services being offered include Google My Business optimization, competitor suppression, service description optimization, and review moderation.  All of these services will help businesses differentiate themselves from their competitors by enhancing their online presence and profile.  It’s important to carefully manage and maintain what customers see when searching for your business.  Additionally, the blog package will offer off-page placement that includes backlinks.


Contact us with any questions


If you have questions about the new package involving SEO contact us today and schedule an intake meeting with us at GoBeRewarded.  If your business needs more exposure, so you can set up more appointments, and confirm more consultations,  we can help! 


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