Courtlyn Saxby
Articles by Courtlyn Saxby
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Get Ranked, Get Cited: The New Rules of Digital Discovery
In modern search environments, visibility is no longer only about where you rank in traditional results. Search technologies now include answer engines and AI systems that generate direct answers, summaries, and recommendations from content they “understand” and trust. This means businesses need an SEO optimization service provider that goes beyond keywords and backlinks to earn…
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Say What You Do, in the Words Customers Use
Keyword stuffing is a solved problem, and the warnings now do more harm than the practice, the common failure is pages that never plainly say what the business does.
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What Happens Between the Click and the Call
For most trades the conversion is a phone call. The biggest losses happen on either side of the tap, in places no website report shows you.
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You Pay for LSA Leads You Never Answer
These ads charge per lead, not per click, so the calls you fail to answer are billed exactly like the ones you win, and they cost you ranking too.
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Retargeting Has No Audience of Its Own
Retargeting has no audience of its own: every person in it was delivered by another channel, which makes its results a consequence of your other work.
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The Anatomy of a Perfect PPC Landing Page
A landing page can make or break your paid advertising efforts. Visitors arrive with intent, and every element, from headlines to call-to-action buttons, matters. A high-performing page converts clicks into leads, inquiries, or bookings. Effective PPC management begins with understanding what drives visitors to act and designing pages that guide them clearly and confidently. It…
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Not All NAP Errors Cost the Same
An address conflict can suspend your profile and a wrong phone number costs you the call, while a misspelt suite number on a directory nobody visits costs almost nothing.
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Your SEO Audit Should Now Check AI Visibility Too
A page can rank well and still be invisible to answer engines. What to add to a standard SEO audit, and why rendering is the item most sites fail.