SEO Perth Services

Whilst we have never claimed to be the best Perth SEO company, we definitely claim to be the best SEO agency for our clients!
Our SEO campaigns have never failed to deliver positive ROI, with certainty in delivering improved organic traffic and revenue.
We like to consider ourselves quiet achievers, the ones that do the work that’s necessary to get you the results you need – besides, anyone that needs to tell everyone they are “the best” have something to prove.
Our results speak for themselves – there’s no parades and fanservice, just pure SEO 🥇

Not at all! Here at Digital Meal we are a full-service digital marketing agency. This means we not only do we do SEO, but we also manage Adwords (Google Ads) campaigns, run social media marketing campaigns, as well as branding and graphic design.

We like to think so!

A big part of what makes us SEO experts is that we believe in data-based testing. This means that any strategies or recommendations we make for your SEO campaign has already been backtested by us.
We also don’t need to resort to cheap tricks like buying exact match domains to rank.

Here at Digital Meal, what we guarantee is an increase in valuable organic traffic that generates more business.
Due to the nature of SEO services, it’s impossible to guarantee first-page #1 keyword results in the major search engine’s.
And you should be extremely wary of any SEO company that makes promises like this.

Most SEO agencies require you to sign a contract. However, at Digital Meal we don’t have any lock-in contracts.

After you sign up, we will begin the research phase of the SEO campaign. As part of your personalised quote, the timeline and list of actionable tasks will be outlined so you know exactly what we’re doing with your SEO marketing strategy.

A successful SEO campaign & marketing strategy should give you the following results:

• More website traffic from organic search.
• A higher conversion rate.
• A better position on relevant SERPs.
• More high-quality backlinks.
• Increased revenue.
• Greater Local Exposure

Whilst keywords are a key proponent of SEO marketing, the ultimate goal is organic growth and leads (or sales).

For this reason, we don’t focus on “choosing a certain number of keywords”, but rather on “how much more traffic and leads you’d like?”

Only a highly out of touch SEO agency would charge based on a “number of keywords” basis.

Each SEO company has its own method of communicating results to the client. You may be assigned an account manager – or you may communicate with the project team directly.

At Digital Meal, you will be able to communicate directly with the SEO specialist working on your website.

Yes. One of the most critical elements of SEO is to stay on top of algorithm changes.

Google updates its search engine algorithm several times per year. While they do not usually make the details public, we know how to interpret what they mean for our clients and how to best update your SEO strategy.

No reputable SEO company will provide a warranty on search position. Rankings are changing all the time — and vary according to a location (especially when focusing on Local SEO).
Besides, there are more important metrics to consider. What really matters to your business — search position or traffic and increased sales?

Absolutely! Whether you are located in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Canberra, Adelaide, or any other city in Australia; our team of local SEO specialists can help you get the visibility you need in your local area.

It’s natural for your rankings to fluctuate slightly. The rankings are constantly changing as the websites around you work on their SEO (either intentionally or unintentionally).

These natural variations should reduce as you get closer to the top.

If your website isn’t ranking, don’t despair. There are a few possible explanations, such as:

• There’s a lot of competition for your keywords,
• You’ve chosen the wrong keywords,
• You’re missing a piece of the SEO puzzle,
• You haven’t given it long enough.

The good news is you can work through all of them.

If your website puts search engine users at risk, this could put you on Google’s blacklist. This includes:

• Websites that contain malware,
• Websites with suspected phishing scams,
• Illegal content,
• Buying or selling backlinks.

There are many other popular techniques to include in your strategy:

• Keyword research,
• Creating high-quality content,
• On-Page SEO,
• Increasing site speed,
• Link building,
• Optimising images,
• Creating a mobile-friendly website.

The key is to focus on “white hat” techniques and avoid “black hat” techniques that may harm your rankings.

The best SEO strategies start with a thorough understanding of the audience. Who is your ideal customer? What are their biggest problems and challenges? What keeps them awake at night?

Get inside your audience’s mind to figure out what they’re looking for when they use Google.

On-page SEO is the activities you carry out on your own webpages to boost your search engine rankings.

It includes things like:

• Choosing an SEO-friendly URL.
• Keyword placement.
• Optimising your images.
• Reducing page load times.
• The quality of the content found on the page.

If you want to learn SEO for your business, there are many great places to start.

Start with some of the popular SEO blogs — such as Moz and Search Engine Journal — to learn from the best in the industry.

There are pros and cons associated with both SEO and PPC.

Short term – PPC/AdWords is the best way to go

If you’re looking at longevity, then SEO is a must-have investment!

Make sure the keywords appear in the page title, the URL and the meta description. You should also use them in the first paragraph of your content — and a few times throughout the piece.

Don’t overdo it. Just use them enough to let Google know what the page is about.

After six months of consistent effort, you should expect to be seeing some return on your investment.

Your website might not be ranked #1 by this point — but if you’re seeing increased traffic and sales from organic search, it’s working.

It’s important to set realistic, achievable goals to help you on your SEO journey. A good place to start is your website traffic.

How much traffic are you currently getting from organic search and how much would you like to see it increase by?

Inbound links are those your website receives from other websites. Internal links are those you include, linking to other areas of your own website.

Both are important – so don’t neglect inbound links when creating a new piece of content.

Although low-cost SEO packages exist, it’s important to remember you get what you pay for.

As SEO is an unregulated industry, it’s possible for anyone to set up and call themselves an expert. It’s important you verify the credentials of anyone before you hand over the cash — but cheap packages should be one of your red flags.

In the early days of SEO, it wasn’t unusual to see people using unethical strategies to increase their SERP position.

These violate Google’s terms — and you should avoid them at all costs. Blackhat SEO techniques include:

• Paying for backlinks,
• Keyword stuffing (using the same keyword too much on one page),
• Using invisible text on your website to trick the search engine.

Search engine optimisation (SEO) refers to activities you (or an agency) do to get you more website traffic from search engines.

They focus on getting your website ranked higher in the search engine results for relevant keywords.

Meta tags include important information that helps search engines categorise your website. The most important are the title tag and the meta description.

These are also visible in the search results. Well written title tags and meta descriptions can, therefore, increase click-through rates.

A SERP — or Search Engine Results Page — is what a user sees once they’ve submitted their query to the search engine.

It contains a list of websites relevant to their search — including both organic results and paid advertisements. This is where we want to see your website following your work on SEO.