Hi, I've inherited an ongoing SEO campaign for http://www.icerasemi.com/ : and because its been going a while most of the obvious stuff has been covered (well, obvious to me, anyway). Can anyone suggest anything else within the site which I haven't done/spot anything I've done wrong? I'm thinking of on-page here rather than link building, which is a whole other ballgame since I don't really know anything about the industry concerned. Any help much appreciated, anyways. Thanks
yeah onpage seo is the first that should be done before going for link building.first do keyword research and find some good traffic keywords.then optimize it.then start building backlinks.
Is the sight a new one? I suggest you to do first a Pre- SEO Site Analysis. You will do a physical check-up on your site, list all the diagnosis and the recommended solution for it.
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