SEO + SERP

Each day, millions of people use search engines to discover, learn and shop. Make sure your website is the one they find using Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) displayed on a Search Engine Results Page (SERP).

Visibility on Google, Bing and more

Increased organic website traffic

Highly targeted users

Lower innitial cost, long term value

Target audiences

Attract the right people to your website through relevant search terms and excellent content.

Segment audiences

Create unique content for multiple audiences and give them what they are looking for.

Global and local

Engage with audiences across the world or locally with international campaigns or Local SEO.

Increase leads

Build your sales team's pipeline with high quality MQLs from organic website traffic.

Why your digital marketing needs SEO + SERP

SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

SEO is the practice of optimizing a website to improve its visibility in search engine results, driving organic (unpaid) traffic. Benefits for Customers: SEO helps customers increase their website's visibility, attract more organic traffic, and improve their online presence, ultimately leading to potential leads, conversions, and brand recognition.

SERP (Search Engine Results Page)

SERP refers to the page displayed by search engines like Google, Bing, or others, showing the results for a user's search query. Benefits for Customers: Understanding SERPs helps customers gauge their online visibility and assess the competition, allowing them to fine-tune their SEO strategies for better ranking and click-through rates.

Google Organic Search

Google Organic Search results are non-paid listings that appear when users search on Google. Benefits for Customers: High organic search rankings on Google can lead to substantial traffic, as Google is the most widely used search engine. Customers can gain more visibility, website traffic, and potential customers through Google Organic Search.

Bing Organic Search

Similar to Google Organic Search, Bing Organic Search focuses on non-paid listings in Bing search results. Benefits for Customers: Ranking well in Bing's organic search results can help customers reach an audience that prefers Bing, potentially expanding their reach and attracting more visitors to their website.

Other Search Engines

This covers search engines beyond Google and Bing, such as Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, and others. Benefits for Customers: Recognizing the importance of other search engines helps customers diversify their SEO efforts and tap into additional sources of organic traffic, which can be especially useful for niche audiences or international markets.

Customer success stories

Lorna Charlish

Director and co-Founder, Digital Radish ABM Agency

"HH helped us grow and scale our clients' SEO and Websites to a whole new level! Will highly recommend."

Des Martin

VP of Marketing, Outlier Ventures (ex. Brave Browser)

"Heinrich planned and executed our successful Web3 digital strategy in a complex market environment."

All your FAQs

1. How long does it take to see SEO results?

The general understanding is that it takes a good SEO strategy to start showing positive results in 3 months. This is because search engines like Google need time to evauluate your website, your content and compare you against others in the same space.

2. Can my business rank first on Google?

Yes, it is possible but you need a great SEO strategy and lots of patience. Ranking on the first page on Google isn't as easy as flipping a switch, otherwise everyone would be there. It takes knowledge of your market, competitors and brand/product fit to stand out. If you offer search engines great value in terms of a digital experience, then you will rank high.

3. Is SEO difficult?

It can be if you don't follow the guidelines. There are thousands of things to consider for SEO, but the main ones are always an excellent performing website with no technical issues, engaging content and user experience.

3. Can I pay Google to rank first in SEO?

No, but you can use paid ads (PPC) to achieve it. Search engines like Google want to serve their users the best, most relevant content. Search engines use thousands of pin points to understand your content and make sure it's best for the person searching for it. Website copy, technical elements and performance are key points that rank websites. PPC is used to show ads on search engines and can be a quicker way to get resulsts over a longer organic SEO strategy, but it too works on serving relevant content. Example: If you sell shoes from a physical store in Manchester, you won't show in the search results for someone in London looking for a shoe store near them.