1. Google expects your web page to load in 2 seconds or less, otherwise your ranking is penalized.
2. Google expects your website to be mobile friendly.  This means that content should automatically be stacked vertically for easy scrolling without “stretching” to view the pages.
3. Google needs help indexing all of your website.  You need a site map as well as page cross-links.
4. Google cares about the number and quality of reviews you have.  The ZenChange online review management service is the perfect complement to SEO.
5. Google cares about social proof.  Do you have social media buzz?  Check out ZenChange social media management.
6. Google cares about local listings.  See ZenChange Local SEO service.
7. Google LOVES content.  The more the better but it must be optimized for the specific keywords on which you want to rank.  Yep, we do that!
8. Visitors care about the look and feel of your website.  Is it inviting?  Does it have lots of relevant content to review?  Is there a call to action?  Can they quickly find your contact into without clicking or scrolling?  Is it worth it for them to leave you their contact information?

• ZenChange will take a look under the hood of your website.  We may need to do a 1-time cleanup before we begin monthly service, depending upon it’s condition.  Just like a car, your website needs maintenance.  Without it, your tune up may be more intense.
• We’ll optimize your website technically so it loads quickly.  This involves us going very deep into your code to move or remove scripts and make the order in which various elements load more efficient.
• We’ll perform a keyword analysis and optimize your content for those keywords.  This involves us going into each web page, changing the META data and editing your content so it will rank better.
• We’ll write new keyword rich content to help you to rank for our target keywords.

Just like doctors need diagnostic tests before creating a treatment plan, digital marketers need an SEO audit so we know what is and isn’t working with your website. We’ll run some tests like the ones you see on this page and look for issues with any of the following and more:

• Page titles – are they the right length and keyword optimized?
• META descriptions – are they the right length, relevant to the page and will the page descriptions populated by search engines convert?
• Heading tags – do you have them and are they being used properly?
• Site map – do you have one?  Is it up to date?
• Render blocking – is Java script and CSS interfering with how quickly your “above the fold” (i.e. what you see on your web page before scrolling) content loads?
• SSL Certificate – do you have one to give the search engines confidence in your site?
• Page speed – do your web pages load in 2 seconds or less?  Longer and the search engines will penalize your ranking.
• Page requests – is your site optimized to handle the page requests it receives?  This is important because as we start driving more traffic there it must be ready.
• Page size – are your pages light and nimble or are they loaded down with large files such as images that have not been optimized for web.
• Mobile friendliness – how well does your site perform on mobile?  Is it quick and to the point?  How easy is it to find your information on mobile?