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Forge Safety

25-09-2025

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Organic Visibility

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Keyword Breakdown

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2.1 Page Titles

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All search engines use title tags as a key factor to indicate what a page is all about. Most of the time, these title tags are the very first thing your customers will see while searching the web. Forge Safety | Your Trusted Safety Equipment Shop in Holland

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Meta Title Issues

2.1 Page Titles

2.2 Meta Descriptions

60 characters (Below 65 Characters)

2.3 Heading Structure

2.4 Settings

232

Too Long

Yes

2.5 Spam Signals

2.6 Site Speed

Yes

2.7 Performance Metrics

233

Too Short

2.8 Indexability

Yes

2.9 Additional Onsite Issues

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User Experience

Best Practices:

Digital PR

  • Limit your title tags to under 600 pixels or 60 characters so that they display properly without being cut off.
  • Include the main keyword you’re targeting, if the search intent is right.
  • If your brand is popular in your field, consider using that at the end of your title.

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Solution Summary

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Our Recommendation - Emergency Vehicle Lighting Solutions - Forge Safety

2.2 Meta Descriptions

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Search engines allow you to display a few sentences of text that indicate what your pages are about. They aren’t considered a ranking factor, but are an ideal place to entice your prospective customers. Think of it like a shop window, that's meant to draw people in. By including CTAs and USPs, you can really stand out from the competition. Examples of some USPs you could use in your meta descriptions: Forge Safety is a top-notch emergency vehicle safety equipment shop in Holland, which provides light bars, beacons, sirens, and many more. Trust us for safety and quality.

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Meta Description Issues

2.1 Meta Data Titles

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2.2 Meta Descriptions

2.3 Heading Structure

171 Characters (Above 165 characters)

2.4 Settings

32

Duplicates

2.5 Spam Signals

2.6 Site Speed

Yes

2.7 Performance Metrics

725

Too Long

2.8 Indexability

Yes

2.9 Additional Onsite Issues

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User Experience

Best Practices:

Digital PR

  • Descriptions should be less than 920 pixels or 150 characters on average.
  • Include USPs that will set you apart from your competitors.
  • Describe your brand, service or product with a strong CTA.
  • For eCommerce sites, utilise product schema to show prices and reviews.

Competitor Research

Solution Summary

Tools & Products

Our recommendation - Homepage: - Enhance safety with premium vehicle lighting. Explore trusted Michigan emergency vehicle lighting and durable emergency vehicle lighting built to perform.

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2.3 Heading Structure

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The H1 heading is one of the biggest on-page ranking factors that helps Google understand what the content on the page is about. There are six headings listed from H1 to H6, allowing a page to be broken down into different subcategories. Using two or more different headings allows Google to see how the content is not only broken up, but how the different elements in the page relate to each other. So, the utilisation of these headings is hugely important; not just for search engines, but for the user, too.

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2.1 Meta Data Titles

2.2 Meta Descriptions

2.3 Heading Structure

2.4 Settings

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2.5 Spam Signals

Hidden Found

2.6 Site Speed

2.7 Performance Metrics

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2.8 Indexability

Yes

2.9 Additional Onsite Issues

No

Content

Yes

User Experience

No

Digital PR

Best Practices

Competitor Research

Every page should have a H1 tag and there should only be one of these on each page, too. These should be directly above the main body of content for the page and that content below should then be broken down into different sections using H2 tags, H3 tags and so on. All headings should have elements of keyword targeting and if it starts to read like a full sentence, then it's probably running too long! Short and sweet is always a good rule.

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2.4 Settings

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Homepage file URL redirects to web root directory

2.1 Meta Data Titles

Consistent URL for linking to homepage

Canonical <link> tags

2.2 Meta Descriptions

2.3 Heading Structure

Homepage links all point to web root directory

Canonical <link> tags Implemented correctly

2.4 Settings

HTTP 301

2.5 Spam Signals

2.6 Site Speed

2.7 Performance Metrics

2.8 Indexability

2.9 Additional Onsite Issues

Robots txt file found?

XML Sitemap found?

Non www Subdomain redirection

Content

User Experience

Robots.txt file Implemented correctly

Equivalent URLs

XML Sitemap Implemented correctly

Digital PR

HTTP 301

Robots <meta> tags

Competitor Research

Solution Summary

Robots <meta> tags implemented correctly

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2.5 Spam Signals

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Spam signals on webpages can include excessive use of keywords, irrelevant content, hidden text or links, and low-quality backlinks. These signals can negatively impact your chances of ranking and your credibility, so it's important that you fix any issues as they pop up. What's scary is that so many websites don't realise the issues they have until they dig a little deeper and they can go unnoticed for years.

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2.1 Meta Data Titles

2.2 Meta Descriptions

No Irrelevant links found

Text

Hidden Content

2.3 Heading Structure

2.4 Settings

2.5 Spam Signals

Links

Link Schemes

2.6 Site Speed

2.7 Performance Metrics

2.8 Indexability

Duplicate content

2.9 Additional Onsite Issues

Content

User Experience

Best Practices:

Digital PR

To avoid spam signal issues on webpages, it is important to regularly monitor and analyse website traffic. Implementing measures such as captcha verification, email confirmation, and limiting the number of submissions from a single IP address can help reduce spam. Additionally, regularly updating and maintaining website security can prevent spam attacks. From a content perspective, avoid spamming keywords and multiple pages having the same text (this is what we mean when we say 'duplicate content'). Ultimately, don't try and 'trick' search engines. They have teams of thousands and budgets of millions to ensure that rankings are legitimate, and even if it works in the short term - you will likely get punished for it in the long term.

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2.6 Site Speed

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Homepage Issues

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Speed is a hugely important ranking factor. Most visitors to your site will click away almost immediately if your website is slow to load images, elements and text. In fact, according to research, 57% of visitors will leave a website if the loading time is longer than three seconds. These checks ensure that your website is well-optimised for users. After all, half of the battle is getting people to your website - you want to make sure that they stay once they're there.

Overview

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Technical

2.1 Meta Data Titles

2.2 Meta Descriptions

2.3 Heading Structure

2.4 Settings

2.5 Spam Signals

2.6 Site Speed

2.7 Performance Metrics

2.8 Indexability

2.9 Additional Onsite Issues

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User Experience

Digital PR

36%

33%

3.36s

Competitor Research

Solution Summary

DESKTOP

MOBILE

SPEED

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2.7 Performance Metrics

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Core Web Vitals

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These metrics show how well your website behaves and functions from a technical standpoint. Not only do search engines like Google punish websites for poor technical performance by dropping their rankings, but it also makes the experience for the user worse. We want to make sure that we're always serving search engines and users with a website. If you can make the experience pleasant for both of them, you give your website the best chance of ranking and your customers the best chance of converting with you.

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2.1 Meta Data Titles

2.2 Meta Descriptions

2.3 Heading Structure

2.4 Settings

URL PATH

LCP

TBT

CLS

2.5 Spam Signals

2.6 Site Speed

2.7 Performance Metrics

2.8 Indexability

2.9 Additional Onsite Issues

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User Experience

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Competitor Research

Solution Summary

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2.8 Indexability

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If a page is indexable, it means that search engines can crawl it and users can find it through search engines. So, if there's a page on your website that you want customers to visit, then the pages should be set to be indexed. If they're set to no-index, they can't be accessible through search engines. Having key pages set to no-index without realising could be devastating to your traffic and revenue. However, there are some pages that should be set to no-index. For example, if your website has an area where customers can log in, their unique profile page they get after logging in should be set to no-index as we don't want other people finding that. A good website has the right pages set to index and the right pages set to no-index, making for a healthy backend. The charts below show the split of indexable and non-indexable URLs, along with other types like 'Not Found' which essentially means the link doesn't work. While this is all a little complex, it's hugely important to your website and its chances of succeeding.

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2.1 Meta Data Titles

2.2 Meta Descriptions

2.3 Heading Structure

2.4 Settings

https://danasafetysupply.com/

https://forgesafetyvehicles.com/

2.5 Spam Signals

2.6 Site Speed

2.7 Performance Metrics

2.8 Indexability

2.9 Additional Onsite Issues

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User Experience

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2.9 Additional Onsite Issues

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Internal HTTP URLs

HTTPS

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Google favours websites that support HTTPS. Websites that do not support HTTPS connections may be less prominent in Google's search results, while HTTPS-protected sites will rank higher with its search algorithms.

If HTTP URLs are present on the site, this either indicates that the site has not yet migrated to HTTPS, or that some HTTP URLs have been missed in the migration, which represents a security risk. This may also negatively affect user experience since most browsers show visitors warnings on HTTP pages.

Technical

2.1 Meta Data Titles

2.2 Meta Descriptions

2.3 Heading Structure

2.4 Settings

2.5 Spam Signals

2.6 Site Speed

2.7 Performance Metrics

2.8 Indexability

2.9 Additional Onsite Issues

Content

HTML Sitemap

Bread Crumbs

An HTML sitemap is essential to any website; no matter what industry you're in, or whether you're lead generation or eCommerce focused. A sitemap makes your site easier to navigate from a user's point of view and helps search engine crawlers understand your site, too.

A breadcrumb trail shows the user what pages they went through to get to where they are. For example, on an eCommerce site, it may look like ‘category’ > ‘sub-category’ > ‘product’. These help users understand and explore the site better, while also helping crawlers understand your site structure and hierarchy.

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3.1 Overview

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Content on your website is hugely important for telling search engines what your website is about and convincing them you should rank highly for the searches your customers are making. Little to no content on a website means you’re making success far harder for yourself.

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Insights

Yes

Technical

https://forgesafetyvehicles.com/ https://forgesafetyvehicles.com/collections/american-aluminum https://forgesafetyvehicles.com/products/4200-data-link-controller

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Content

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3.1 Overview

Yes

3.2 Topic Clusters e.g.

No

3.3 Topic Cluster

3.4 Unique Content

3.5 Company Blog/News

3.6 Technical Hints

3.7 Schema Markup

Best Practices

User Experience

Every page should have content, with the main block of it sitting below the H1 heading. The amount of words required varies depending on what the page is about, but it should always be relevant and unique to that page. When you read it back, you should feel like the questions of your readers have been answered and they feel ready to convert, especially for content on service and product pages. Keep it all ‘scannable’ with short paragraphs too, while also linking to relevant pages on your site (this is hugely important for users and search engines). This content should also be optimised for keywords you know your audiences are searching with that are relevant to that page. In fact, keyword research is one of the most important parts of SEO. If you can find a keyword that is relevant, is winnable and is often searched for - you’re probably set.

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3.2 Topic Clusters

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In modern SEO, you’ll struggle to rank for a topic with a single, isolated page. What you need to do is build out ‘topic clusters’, which are groups of pages focused on the same topic, all linking to and supporting a pillar page at the centre. This means planning your content ahead of schedule, knowing what clusters you want to build and what your pillars will look like. If you've not been satisfied with your website performance and you're not employing topic clusters, there might be a correlation between the two...

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3.1 Overview

SEO Audit 2100 PCM

3.2 Topic Clusters e.g.

3.3 Topic Cluster

SEO Agency 6800 Searches PCM

3.4 Unique Content

Small Business SEO600 PCM

CRO 500 PCM

3.5 Company Blog/News

3.6 Technical Hints

3.7 Schema Markup

Pillar content Cluster content Hyperlinks

User Experience

Digital PR 900 PCM

Local SEO 2300 PCM

Digital PR

Competitor Research

E-commerce SEO 1200 PCM

International SEO500 PCM

Solution Summary

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Link Building 1700 PCM

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3.3 Topic Clusters

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Potential Cluster Traffic

This page indicates the potential of just one topic cluster in your industry. We have identified queries your site could go after, along with sub-categories/topics we could build content around:

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17.1K

The amount of monthly search volume

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The top ranking page for this query generates this amount of traffic value per month alone

$7.9K

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3.2 Topic Clusters e.g

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Volume

Cost Per Click $

3.4 Unique Content

3.5 Company Blog/News

3.6 Technical Hints

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3.4 Unique Content

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Duplicate content can confuse search engines as to which pages should be ranking, leading to keyword cannibalization. If you have multiple pages targeting the same keyword, then you're not just competing with other businesses - you're competing with yourself. Think about it like this; it's better to have one page ranking at position two, than five pages ranking at position 90 for the same keyword. So, you should avoid these issues by creating unique content for your pages, meta descriptions, headings, and titles. By using the canonical tag function, you can also inform search engines which pages to show in search results.

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Duplicate Content

Found

3.1 Overview

3.2 Topic Clusters e.g

3.3 Topic Cluster

3.4 Unique Content

Yes

3.5 Company Blog/News

3.6 Technical Hints

3.7 Schema Markup

Internally

User Experience

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Solution Summary

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Reduce duplicate content across your website as much as possible. Think about what is unique about that page in particular, and what questions users may want addressing - then write unique content that serves that. Consider searching the internet for frequently asked questions about the topic and then including these to help separate pages from each other.

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3.5 Company Blog/News

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Blogs are a great way to attract customers to your website, even when they’re not ready to convert. People are drawn to service/product pages when they know what they’re looking for (these are considered ‘bottom of the funnel’ searches), but blogs can support these by attracting users higher up the funnel when they may not even know that what you provide can help them. This means that you can win people through the entire funnel, so you’re targeting as many customers as possible. You can do that by uploading blog posts like guides, comparisons, interviews, case studies, and more.

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Does your site have a blog?

11 Easy Ways To Improve Your Blog:

Content

Research the best keywords to target with each page

3.1 Overview

Found

3.2 Topic Clusters e.g

Optimise your pages with these keywords

3.3 Topic Cluster

Plan your content ahead of time

3.4 Unique Content

3.5 Company Blog/News

Use effective titles that draw the reader in

3.6 Technical Hints

Make internal linking a habit

3.7 Schema Markup

User Experience

Add images and videos to your blog posts

Digital PR

Keep paragraphs short so the pages are scannable

Competitor Research

Add meta titles and descriptions to your pages

Solution Summary

Use categories and tags so the content is easy to organise

Optimise older blog posts as well as creating new ones

Tools & Products

Here is one of your competitors that utilise their blog effectively.

Address barriers that may stop customers from converting

Case Study

3.6 Technical Hints

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This page focuses solely on the technical performance of your website and other relevant factors. Almost all websites have some kind of technical issue that needs fixing. So, if you think your website has no problems, you might not be looking closely enough - and that's the case for many SME's. Fixing every issue forever is almost impossible, so instead focus on finding the issues and knowing what you're up against. With that knowledge, you can then tackle them in order of importance.

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Overview

Profile

Technical

Found

Broken Links

Content

3.1 Overview

3.2 Topic Clusters e.g

3.3 Topic Cluster

3.4 Unique Content

3.5 Company Blog/News

3.6 Technical Hints

3.7 Schema Markup

User Experience

Digital PR

Competitor Research

Solution Summary

There are a number of technical SEO elements you can check clicking on the button on this page. Ultimately, you want your website to rank better, get better traffic, and get more conversions. Technical SEO is all about fixing errors to allow that to happen.

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4.1 UX Overview

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UX (User Experience) is important because it directly affects how users perceive and interact with your website. Good UX design can improve user satisfaction, increase user engagement, and ultimately lead to greater business success.

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Images

Trust/ Social Proof

Content

User Experience

4.1 Overview

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Pricing consistency - N/A

Image/ Video quality

Design

Digital PR

Overall Standard

First Impressions

Delivery/ Returns info

Competitor Research

Solution Summary

Tools & Products

Best Practices:

Case Study

UX best practices include considering the user's needs and preferences, designing for clarity and simplicity, providing clear navigation and using consistent design patterns to make improvements. Other best practices include improving accessibility, mobile optimisation, and continuous improvement through iteration. Focus on creating a seamless and intuitive user experience by minimising steps and simplifying complex tasks. Finally, test and iterate to ensure continual improvement.

3.7 Schema Markup - Structure Data

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Schema markup helps search engines understand your content and better represent it in the search results. This means you can stick out from competitors by having unique representation on the results page, like including star ratings for products or product images that improve click through rates.

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Overview

Profile

Homepage

Service/Landing Pages

Technical

Content

3.1 Overview

3.2 Topic Clusters e.g

3.3 Topic Cluster

3.4 Unique Content

3.5 Company Blog/News

3.6 Technical Hints

3.7 Schema Markup

User Experience

Product Page

Category Page/ Product Category

Digital PR

Competitor Research

Solution Summary

Tools & Products

Case Study

4.2 UX Barriers

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UX barriers, frictions, and distractions are all factors that can negatively impact a user's experience with your website. If it isn't clear how to navigate your website, then you'll lose users that you've fought hard to get. Below, you can find examples of what can cause that friction and those distractions, along with tips on minimising UX barriers.

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Profile

Technical

Friction Points

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Nine Ways To Minimise UX Barriers:

User Experience

Keep the design simple and intuitive to use.

4.1 Overview

Use clear and concise language.

4.2 UX Barriers

Digital PR

Use consistent design patterns throughout the interface.

Minimize the number of steps required to complete tasks.

Competitor Research

Prioritize the most important tasks and features.

Solution Summary

Use visual cues to guide users through the interface.

Tools & Products

Distraction Points

Test your design to identify and address potential barriers.

Case Study

Provide accessibility options for users with disabilities.

Optimise your website for mobile & desktop

5.1 Link Acquisition Overview

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A backlink is when another website links to yours, and this is considered a really important ranking factor for search engines. They treat it as like a ‘vote of confidence’, based on the logic that if you’re happy to link to a website and send your users there, it must be trust worthy and valuable. Therefore, the more quality backlinks a website has, the higher it can rank.

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Referring Domains

69

Domain rating

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Referring Domains

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Link Aquisition

5.1 Overview

5.2 Strategy

5.3 Link Profile Review

Competitor Research

Solution Summary

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Case Study

How It Will Work:

We will work with you to outline the goals you want to achieve with link building, such as improved rankings, traffic and brand awareness. Our strategies include more traditional link building like guest posting, as well as Digital PR techniques that focus on top-tier sites in your industry. Your Account Manager and Digital PR Specialist will provide you with a tailored plan using these strategies to help you reach your goals.

5.2 Link Acquisition Strategy

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Below are a few different strategies we've used for getting high quality backlinks for businesses like yours:

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Recomended Digital PR strategies...

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Digital PR

5.1 Overview

5.2 Strategy

5.3 Link Profile Review

Expert Comments

Data-led Campaigns

Competitor Research

Solution Summary

Tools & Products

Case Study

Product PR

Guest Posting

5.3 Link Profile Review

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Strongest Referring Domains

Top 10 Anchors

Weakest Referring Domains

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Content

User Experience

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5.1 Overview

5.2 Strategy

5.3 Link Profile Review

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Solution Summary

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6.1 Link Profiling

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A good way to boost your website’s domain authority is to increase the number of backlinks from reputable websites that are relevant to your business. Backlinks play a crucial role in SEO and are a major factor that is taken into consideration by search engine crawlers when establishing your website's domain authority and your ranking for your targeted keywords.

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Profile

https://forgesafetyvehicles.com/

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Content

User Experience

Digital PR

Competitor Research

https://danasafetysupply.com/

6.1 Link Profiling

6.2 Traffic Value

6.3 Organic Traffic

6.4 Organic Visibility

Solution Summary

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Best Practices:

A good link building strategy can consist of guest posting, creating power pages and great content, and the results of this strategy can have a huge impact on your ranking. Make sure that your link-building efforts are directed towards obtaining high quality backlinks from websites with great authority that are relevant in your industry.

6.2 Traffic Value

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The images below show the traffic for your website compared to one of your main competitors.

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https://forgesafetyvehicles.com/

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Your Traffic Value

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$26

Technical

Content

User Experience

Digital PR

https://danasafetysupply.com/

Competitor Research

6.1 Link Profiling

Their Traffic Value

6.2 Traffic Value

$1.9K

6.3 Organic Traffic

6.4 Organic Visibility

Solution Summary

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Best Practices

A carefully executed PR campaign will build links to all the right places, putting your business right in front of your target audience. This in turn can generate more traffic to your website that will then convert, and we can measure this using keyword tools such as Ahrefs to estimate a monetary value behind all that traffic. You need to have a constant & solid SEO campaign in order to see consistent results.

6.3 Organic Traffic

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The images below show the organic traffic for your website compared to one of your main competitors.

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https://danasafetysupply.com/

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https://forgesafetyvehicles.com/

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User Experience

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6.1 Link Profiling

6.2 Traffic Value

6.3 Organic Traffic

6.4 Organic Visibility

Solution Summary

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Best Practices:

A big part of PR is about making your website known to the general public. To do this, we often write content that attracts a general audience that sometimes are not ready to convert just yet. The result is, we often get big traffic jumps that may exceed the monetary value.

6.4 Organic Visibility

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Below are some of the top non-branded search queries driving traffic to your site and a market leading competitor.

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https://forgesafetyvehicles.com/

https://danasafetysupply.com/

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User Experience

Digital PR

Competitor Research

6.1 Link Profiling

6.2 Traffic Value

6.3 Organic Traffic

6.4 Organic Visibility

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“We signed up to work with Add People about two and a half years ago, for their assistance with our PPC campaigns. We have had such an enormous success with them in reducing our spend while increasing our efficiency/ROAS! About a year ago, because of our PPC success, we signed on for them to help improve our SEO and UX for our website. We have *again* had enormous success with them with that work."

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+79% increase in gross sales+38% incease in website orders +70% growth in organic traffic +118% increase in unique users +68% uplift in key events (purchases, add to cart, calls, emails, quotes)

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What we do:

Impressive continued growth in organic search visibility even amidst unexpected industry shifts due to consistent, strategic content optimisation.✅ We’ve seen strong upward trends in impressions and visibility across highly relevant, commercial-intent keywords due to well-researched and intent-driven content. ✅ Organic traffic is playing a key role in overall website performance due to improved User Experience through improved website navigation menu. ✅ We’re in a great position, benefiting from keyword research, identifying competitor gaps and driving more targeted traffic.

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This report has been made especially for Forge Safety. If you have any questions or need further information, we will be more than happy to help!

Revolutionize Your Online Presence with Our SEO campaigns!

Tech SEO, Launch & KW Mapping (30 hrs): Enhance website performance with advanced SEO and strategic planning. Content Delivery & Optimization (120 hrs): Elevate your brand story for maximum audience impact. Content Marketing/Link Acquisition(55 hrs): Boost authority through strategic marketing. CRO/UX Enhancement (35 hrs): Improve user experience and boost conversions. Service Highlights: Monthly Hours 40($3645/month): Consistent expert attention. Dedicated Account Management & Reporting ($350/month): Transparent support.

*The above hours breakdown are initial estimates over the 1st 6 months of your campaign and subject to change as your campaign develops. As we acquire more data and your campaign progresses we may feel it prudent to amend the type of work delivered, with the primary goal alwaysbeing to maximise ROI.

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Tech SEO, Launch & KW Mapping (20 hrs): Enhance website performance with advanced SEO and strategic planning. Content Delivery & Optimization (70 hrs): Elevate your brand story for maximum audience impact. Content Marketing/Link Acquisition(18 hrs): Boost authority through strategic marketing. CRO/UX Enhancement - design only (0 hrs): Improve user experience and boost conversions. Service Highlights: Monthly Hours 18($2120/month): Consistent expert attention. Dedicated Account Management & Reporting ($350/month): Transparent support.

*The above hours breakdown are initial estimates over the 1st 6 months of your campaign and subject to change as your campaign develops. As we acquire more data and your campaign progresses we may feel it prudent to amend the type of work delivered, with the primary goal alwaysbeing to maximise ROI.

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Tech SEO, Launch & KW Mapping (10 hrs): Enhance website performance with advanced SEO and strategic planning. Content Delivery & Optimization (50 hrs): Elevate your brand story for maximum audience impact. Digital PR/Link Acquisition (0 hrs): Boost authority through strategic marketing. CRO/UX Enhancement - design only(0 hrs): Improve user experience and boost conversions. Service Highlights: Monthly Hours 10($1150/month): Consistent expert attention. Dedicated Account Management & Reporting ($350/month): Transparent support.

*The above hours breakdown are initial estimates over the 1st 6 months of your campaign and subject to change as your campaign develops. As we acquire more data and your campaign progresses we may feel it prudent to amend the type of work delivered, with the primary goal alwaysbeing to maximise ROI.

Revolutionize Your Online Presence with Our SEO campaigns!

Tech SEO, Launch & KW Mapping (23 hrs): Enhance website performance with advanced SEO and strategic planning. Content Delivery & Optimization (100 hrs): Elevate your brand story for maximum audience impact. Content Marketing/Link Acquisition(30 Hours): Boost authority through strategic marketing. CRO/UX Enhancement (15 hrs): Improve user experience and boost conversions. Service Highlights: Monthly Hours 28($2925/month): Consistent expert attention. Dedicated Account Management & Reporting ($350/month): Transparent support.

*The above hours breakdown are initial estimates over the 1st 6 months of your campaign and subject to change as your campaign develops. As we acquire more data and your campaign progresses we may feel it prudent to amend the type of work delivered, with the primary goal alwaysbeing to maximise ROI.