In this episode we have an SEO podcast that helps you with how to identify a problem with your SEO. Leading the conversation are two of our highly experienced and knowledgeable SEO specialists at Vertical Leap, Ben Jayston and Stuart Clark.
We discuss:
- What is classed as a problem?
- How you identify a problem
- What can cause it?
- When a problem is not a problem
- How to fix it
Resources
- Vertical Leap blog – https://www.vertical-leap.uk/blog/
- Apollo Insights – https://www.vertical-leap.uk/apollo-insights/
- Google Trends – https://trends.google.com/
- Google Algorithm Update History https://moz.com/google-algorithm-change
- Google Search Console – https://search.google.com/search-console/about
- Bing Webmaster Tools – https://www.bing.com/webmaster/home/mysites
- Enhanced Google Analytics Annotations – https://context.sweetlabs.io/google-analytics-annotations-extension/
Speakers
With 15 years in SEO and an entrepreneurial background in all things digital, Ben has been working at Vertical Leap since 2016.
Stuart has been a part of the Vertical Leap family since 2010 and enjoys helping people with great ideas find their audience.
Noticed a problem with your SEO?
If so, we can help. We can run a free SEO health check to highlight any issues and our technical SEO team is on hand to implement anything that needs fixing. Call us on 02392 830281 or send us an email info@vertical-leap.uk.
Marie is a dedicated and result driven Account Manager with more than 10 years’ experience helping businesses enhance their online presence and achieve their sales and marketing objectives. Having worked with both small and large businesses across different industries, Marie understands the need of effective project management and knows the importance of delivering results to customers. Marie joined Vertical Leap in March 2020 where she manages a portfolio of customers, helping them find their online focus by managing delivery and continuously developing the businesses’ strategy unique to them. Originally from Berkshire, Marie and her family moved to Portsmouth a few years ago where she takes long walks by the sea with Maggie the dog and her ever energetic toddler.
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