COMMERCE, MI, January 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Web Savvy Marketing, a Michigan-based internet marketing firm, today announced a new website audit service offering. Website audits are available in three different levels. The levels are broken down into a basic, plus and ultimate package.
Website audits are performed in-house and completed by Web Savvy Marketing's resident SEO expert, Rebecca Gill. Each website audit covers domain and hosting, website architecture, on-page SEO, off-page SEO, website usability, social media and content tagging.
Website Audit Deliverables
•Executive summary personalized for your website
•Scoring of 80+ criteria with a pass or fail grade with best practices for each item
•Top ten action listing
•Optional competitor analysis which reviews key metrics on three other websites
•Optional interactive Q&A session
A website audit provides an independent analysis of a website and is designed to highlight areas of deficiencies. A poorly performing website can have significant usability, architectural, and SEO issues. The website owners may not be aware of these underlying problems. The fifteen page audit provides a complete list of issues and a top ten list of actionable items for the website owner to take in addressing these areas of weakness.
To learn more about Blogging Boot Camp or to schedule a workshop for your organization, visit http://www.web-savvy-marketing.com/website-design/website-audit/.
About Web Savvy Marketing
Web Savvy Marketing is a full-service internet marketing firm that specializes in website design and development, organic SEO, social media marketing, and WordPress consulting. The team's 90-point web design project plan is tightly integrated with SEO and social media, so that organizations of all sizes can benefit from professional website development and promotion.
Web Savvy Marketing Launches Website Audit Program
Web Savvy Marketing, an internet marketing firm, launches their new program, website audits. This fifteen page audit will provide SEO knowledge to the website owner so they can create a better, more competitive website.
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