The ROI of SEO varies from one industry to the next. How valuable would it be to your business to come up as the top recommendation when your customers are actively searching for you?

Let’s look at an ecommerce example. 49,000 people in the U.S. search Google for the exact phrase “pillows” every month (not to mention those who search for slight variants).

Being the first result on Google would bring 12,662 potential pillow shoppers to your website every month, many of whom had never heard of your brand before. Assuming 1% of those people become customers, this one search term would bring you 1,519 new customers every year.

If you sell your pillows for $50, that one keyword brings you $75,950 in revenue every year.

We’ve worked in a lot of industries over the years. Our bread and butter is helping B2C businesses, particularly ecommerce and insurance businesses.

We work with companies that see their brand as an asset to get more customers from search engines like Google and AI tools like ChatGPT.

Most of our clients generate $2-$20 million in annual revenue.

We build custom engagements for every client. However, most clients invest $4-20k/month to work with us.

You’ll get a note from Pat, our founder, to schedule a complimentary strategy session. We use that time to learn about your business, understand your growth goals, and see if we’re the right team to help you grow.

Some businesses ask for a follow-up meeting to ask vetting questions and learn about our past work. Others jump right into the third meeting.

From there, we schedule a Growth Planning Strategy. We audit your competition, uncover your biggest opportunities to grow through SEO and content marketing, and build our recommended custom engagement for your team.

If all looks good, we send an agreement and start partnering with your business.

Want to learn more? Read all about the Intergrowth® Client Experience.

Not necessarily, but how much is 50% of your total website traffic worth to you?

You could do it yourself, but you’ll see the best results when you bring in experts to help. You can do your business’ taxes on your own, but probably choose to hire a professional because you know that they will be worth the investment.

If your business’ total marketing budget is <$2,000/month, it probably makes sense to take the DIY approach to SEO.

For those who would rather hire a professional, come explore our guide to hiring an SEO company to ensure that you hire a trusted professional.