PLYMOUTH, IN, July 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) topseos.com, an independent authority on search vendors has named the Best eCommerce Solutions for the month of July 2011. All the eCommerce SEO agencies recognized next to thousands of other E-Commerce SEO Firms have gone through a comprehensive process evaluated by a qualified and experienced team of researchers. Each E-Commerce SEO company has been evaluated and ranked accordingly to the best eCommerce SEO in the internet marketing industry.
"Each company is put through our rigorous evaluation process and the best are chosen to be featured on our rankings. All the Top eCommerce Development Services showed a comprehensive knowledge in integrated search," said Jeev Trika, Managing Partner of topseos.com (http://www.topseos.com).
The Top 10 E-Commerce Development Companies for July 2011 are:
1.) WebiMax
2.) Intrapromote LLC.
3.) Wpromote, Inc.
4.) Blue Acorn
5.) Rogue Media
6.) WebRankingSEO.com
7.) Seologist
8.) OuterBox Solutions
9.) Straight North
10.) Search-Placement
An in-depth analysis is being facilitated that basically looks into the business practices of each vendor and a comparison is being made against the industry standards to make certain that their work is of quality. Often times we connect directly to the clients of a vendor and ask about their overall experience as well as details about the processes, reporting, and success of the campaign.
There are five key areas being identified by topseos.com as significant for a successful E-Commerce Solution. The process involves needs analysis to find out how these firms identify the unique needs of their clients. The next step of evaluation looks into the keyword analysis phase. This is being followed by examining the time duration spent on analyzing the off-page optimization that is being done for their clients. On-page optimization follows next that focuses on work that is done on the website to improve the rankings on the search engines. Finally, the reporting methods these firms provide are being examined.
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topseos.com Ranks the Best eCommerce SEO Companies for July 2011
The Top 10 eCommerce SEO Companies for July 2011 have been ranked by topseos.com, the independent authority on search vendors.
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