Step 8 - SEO Website Launch
Follow up your website launch with Organic SEO Maintenance
Launching your SEO ready website is just the beginning of the journey. After an approximately 60-90 day settling period, your website conforms into its natural position on the search engine results page. At that point, we recommend our SEO Maintenance Program that reviews, enhances, and grows your established SEO website. These SEO maintenance programs will help take your rankings to the next level.
Manual Audit & Website Check
Thorough review of design, navigation, URL, content and most importantly keyword rankings.
New Landing Pages
Capitalize on new opportunities that have been discovered since the original launch
Expanded Linking Campaigns
Outbound & interlinking improve crawl-ability and enhance user experience.
Purging & Re-Purpose Pages
Edit or eliminate poorly performing pages for improved Search Engine Optimization.
Schema Markup
Improves how written content stands out in organic search results pages by highlighting rich snippets.
Custom CMS Implementation
Edit your website with a personalized and secure system to facilitate user control.
Launching a website to attain high Organic Search Engine Rankings
Traffic Ladder’s 8 step process culminates with the launch of an SEO ready website. Organic search results appear when someone enters search terms as text into a search engine. Established rankings will vary from one search engine to another. Every search engine uses its own unique algorithm to determine organic rankings. At Traffic Ladder we focus on Google’s standards because they are the most used and apply the most rigorous standards. Ranking highly on google searches usually means that you will rank highly on other search engines as well. High rankings equate to incoming traffic, so naturally our goal is to eventually be #1. The higher up a page ranks in the results for a search query, the higher the chance is that the searcher will click on this result. 90% of queries click on results from first page of organic search results and most of that traffic goes to the top 3 search results.
"In the race for quality, there is no finish line"
