Tenex SEO

How would your business change if you had 167 eyeballs on it every 5 minutes? 👀

This screenshot is more than just a metric you can find in Google Analytics.

It translates to RESULTS.

Imagine if you had prospects coming in daily via search engines…

➡️ If you had 10 leads a day and a 10% conversion rate, that would equate to 1 new client every single day OR 365 clients a year JUST from SEO.

It's not impossible, either, even if you're starting from 0.

Getting prospects to your finance or real estate website organically is simple.

You just need to improve your website's Google rankings with SEO.

And we've got just the thing to help.

Grab our free eBook on the '6 Steps to Optimize Your Website' from the link below.

Whether you should hire out for SEO (Search Engine Optimization) or do it yourself depends on several factors, such as your budget, your experience, and your available time.

Hiring an SEO professional or agency can be expensive, but they have the expertise and tools to optimize your website for search engines effectively. They can also save you time and allow you to focus on other aspects of your business. Additionally, they can keep up with the latest trends and algorithm updates to ensure that your website remains optimized.

On the other hand, doing SEO yourself can be cost-effective, especially if you have the necessary skills and knowledge. You can use free online resources to learn about SEO, and there are various tools available to help you optimize your website. However, SEO can be time-consuming, and it requires ongoing effort to stay on top of the latest trends and updates.

Ultimately, the decision to hire an SEO professional or do it yourself depends on your individual circumstances. If you have the budget and want to ensure that your website is optimized to its fullest potential, then hiring an SEO professional may be the best option. However, if you're willing to put in the time and effort, doing it yourself may be a viable option.

How we've hit a 143.2% click increase over 12 months for an eCommerce brand.
Ecommerce is a "tricky" beast, and there's a lot of common errors across stores:

- Dead pages
- Redirect chains
- Weak product coverage
- Weak product listing pages
- Weak product page content
- Weak product page variables
- Poor use of external link equity
- Poor conversion rate optimisation

I focused on the biggest impact changes, which will help the crawlers and send the right signals to Google.

Instead of just "shootin" out blog posts.

Look at your overall topical authority with;

- Product page listing
- Hub and spoke model
- Product page variables
- Optimised internal linking

It's also worth noting that there's many awesome tools in the industry. Some that help me;

- Frase
- InLinks
- Analytics (Yep)
- Screaming Frog
- Google Sheets (El Clasico)
- Google Search Console (Gold mine!)

In any SERPs, brands will come up against "bigger" brands. Don't let "DR" worry you.

This brand does not have a high "DR". We just have better product coverage, good links, and a solid internal structure.

There's still a lot of work to help us dominate the market. But we're seeing good growth that's helping the business invest in further growth.

Any questions?