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Vertical Leap’s search marketing is four times more effective than any competitor. We use data science, artificial intelligence and machine learning to dig deeper and achieve more scale than is humanly possible.
Our team of SEO and PPC specialists, data scientists, journalists and creatives are underpinned by machine learning and backed by proprietary AI technology. This combination delivers the most effective search marketing service available, anywhere. We operate in specialist teams, with each team taking a unique and effective approach to its specialism. Importantly, all our specialists are employees, working in-house.
We have led the way in search marketing since 2001, delivering ROI for more than 200 companies operating in e-commerce, education, charity, food and drink, property, travel, B2B, professional services, and many more. As a client of Vertical Leap, you gain access to our own prescriptive marketing platform, Apollo Insights. This gives you a comprehensive view of your website’s visibility and performance. Our search and digital marketing experts use this data to make smart decisions about how your website can provide more visibility, better quality traffic and, ultimately, more revenue.
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In this guide, we explain how to advertise on YouTube, why you should consider the network in your marketing strategy and what you can do with its ad formats.
With an eventful 2018 behind us, there isn’t any time to sit back and take stock of everything that has changed in the world of SEO over the past 12 months. It’s already time to put your marketing strategies in place for the year ahead, remembering that what worked this time last year isn’t going to get the same kind of results in 2019.
Google employs more than 10,000 Google quality raters around the world, operating in multiple languages. Their job is to rate the quality of pages that appear in search results. Simple, right? In this post, we explain what that means in practice and how it helps us with search engine optimisation.
In this 15-seat seminar, aimed at marketers who manage a PPC team or agency, we’ll be focusing on the vital role that data science is now playing when it comes to out-performing your competitors in paid search advertising.
We are delighted to announce that we are officially partnering with local mental health charity, Solent Mind. Solent Mind works to empower and support anyone who suffers with a mental health problem, aiming to raise awareness and promote understanding. Their approach is recovery focused, person-centred and individual. The partnership means staff at Vertical Leap can […]
Featured snippets are Google’s way of making sure users get the very best answer to informational queries. In this article, we’re going to show you what you need to do to be in with a chance of bagging that much sought-after featured snippet.
The keyword “not provided” issue in Google Analytics (GA) has been a fairly contentious issue for marketers since 2011. Many are now finding that 90% or more of their traffic is coming from searches that provide no keyword data in GA, which is a problem when it comes to optimising your pages and organic search campaigns. In this article, we’re going to explain what keyword “not provided” means in Google Analytics and how you can work around it.
