Edinburgh based SEO experts Queryclick.com have kick started 2010 with a website relaunch.
The firm - which specialises in conversion rate optimisation, web marketing and forward-thinking SEO - now boasts a restyled and updated version of their original site.
Aside from the introduction of a blog and news feed, the relaunched website also features downloadable SEO guides that provide a comprehensive 'how-to' guide for businesses looking to dive into SEO for the first time or improve on any strategy they already have in place.
Company founder Chris Liversidge was responsible for the revamp and says the new website makes SEO more accessible than ever. "SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) is a term that's being banded about more and more frequently and a lot of business want to get involved without really understanding how they could benefit. Our downloadable guides are an ideal starting point for businesses looking to get their head around SEO as a means to improving their ROI or completing other objectives."
Formed in 2008, QueryClick has spent the last two years revolutionising SEO in the UK whilst providing search marketing solutions for businesses ranging from blue-chips to SMEs and everything in-between.
As one of the UK's leading providers of SEO, QueryClick currently work with some of the UK's biggest companies such as power giants Aggreko and financial institution MoneyFacts.
Chris Liversidge says that QueryClick's work with blue-chip businesses shouldn't put smaller or start up businesses off from using the site and employing a firm SEO strategy from the offset.
"For start-up businesses in particular, SEO is a worthwhile investment from day one. QueryClick are interested in far more than just paying lip service to backlinks and search rankings. Instead you'll experience a tailor-made, forward thinking service that's accessible for businesses of absolutely size. Downloading one of our SEO guides is the first step towards getting a strategy in place that will pay big dividends for you and your online business further down the line."
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