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What’s good for the user is good for search. The biggest challenge of the SEO audit for On One Studios (and all companies) is maintaining a customer-focused approach when optimizing.
Every action in the audit must answer the question: how does this help the user on your website? Each tweak needed to embody the core drive of the company.
We came up with a human-centric SEO strategy to guide my approach. The web audit was designed to address three critical issues:
Understanding the company’s core value proposition and drive.
Great tactics mean nothing without a proper guiding strategy. Before I started any optimization, I spoke with management on what constituted the company’s core drives. By understanding their unique selling proposition, I could write copy that reflected their goals.
Addressing website architecture problems with user-centric best practices.
The website needed to make sense to customers. From URL structure to homepage navigation, I needed to make sure each click on the website made it easy to get to a sale.
Identify competitor SEO strategies to implement off-page SEO tactics.
A key pillar of getting a site to rank is the number of backlinks pointing to it. I needed to create a comprehensive, white hat backlink strategy to boost the site’s domain authority. By looking at who our competitors were linked (and linking to), I got a sense of the types of backlinks I was looking for.
ZF Friedrichshafen is a world leader in the manufacture and supply of components to the automotive industry. The company employs 147,000+ people and has an annual turnover of 36.52 billion Euro's.
As an agency our role was to target the aftermarket (mechanics, installers and distributors) through multiple B2B campaigns across YouTube and Google Ads, as well as SEO over a period of at least five years.
In the realm of timeless baby clothing, Feltman Brothers, with a rich history spanning a century, faced challenges in navigating the nuances of modern marketing, particularly in email campaigns. This case study delves into how Feltman Brothers overcame their marketing hurdles through a transformative partnership with Mayple.
Tucked away in the heart of North Carolina, the U.S. National Whitewater Center, a nonprofit organization, thrives on an unwavering commitment to fostering outdoor access for all. Their mission is as grand as it is noble: to build resilient communities through the promotion of healthy and active lifestyles, environmental stewardship, and the celebration of family and civic togetherness. The Whitewater Center understands that we all share a common genetic code compelling us to explore the great outdoors and share these experiences with others. Their approach is simple yet profound: make connecting with nature compelling and accessible, and extend an open invitation to all. This is the story of how Mayple helped revolutionize their approach to email marketing, turning it into a catalyst for more profound connections with their audience.