Expert Keyword Researchers
We Get Excited About Words

Some may think that's a little weird, but not our clients. The fact is, you want someone with a hefty amount of word-geekiness to optimize your website. A wordsmith's inspection of your content is like having a well trained mechanic inspect your car for potential problems. The difference is, however, that waiting few years before having your website's content inspected means it's going to be a few years before it actually runs the way you expected it would. Keyword Resarch

And keywords are at the crux of that matter. Along with proper website architecture, sufficient backlinks and content that's thematically relevant to your target keywords, proper keyword choice is one of the pillars upon which a website's search engine optimization is built. Simply put, if you don't have a working formula to determine which keywords to use and how to integrate them into the pages of your website, you are going to be disappointed with your organic search engine traffic.

Tons of Successful Experience

Your site needs someone who understands keywords and keyword-choice before or immediately after you take possession of it from the designer. When Metapilot optimizes your site, we can quickly see what's working correctly, what isn't, and how to fix it, if it's not. We not only subscribe to the the best keyword research tools available--tools such as NicheBot, Compete.com, and SpyFu--our experience allows us to use those tools to their maximum capacity and to make highly educated decisions on how to employ their results. This means that your optimization is going to result in more traffic in a shorter amount of time and you are going to end up spending less money for your optimization in the long run.

Call On Metapilot to Do Your Keyword Research

Every optimization we perform includes substantial keyword research and you can be sure that it will be done right. Call us for a review of your content and find out how our keyword research can help make it perform to your highest expectations.

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What does your content say about your site?

 

Try This: Copy and paste the written words on any particular page of your site (or a competitor's) into a text document. Now look at the words. Are your keywords in there? Are they near the top of the content and in a variety of forms? Do your sentences use vocabulary that is specifically related to the subject matter of your keywords? If so you're heading in the right direction. More on how to do your keyword research.