Why choose one partner for web, SEO and ads instead of three?
Most small businesses order a website from one partner, SEO from another, and ads from a third. It feels flexible, but it carries a hidden cost — fragmentation.
Most small businesses order a website from one partner, SEO from another, and ads from a third. It feels flexible, but it carries a hidden cost — fragmentation.
When the web developer doesn't know what the SEO specialist is planning, and the ad agency doesn't know what site structure the developer built, information gets lost between the three partners. The result is often a website that doesn't support SEO, and ads that drive traffic to a page that doesn't convert.
When the same team (or person) is responsible for web, search and ads, every decision can account for the whole picture: the site structure is built for both users and search engines at once, and ad campaigns drive traffic to pages already optimized for conversion.
For larger companies that already have their own marketing team, using specialized partners per channel can make sense. For a small business, where every euro and hour counts, one partner who understands the whole picture is often both cheaper and more effective.
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