Digital Marketing Surgeries
At AlphaQuad, we believe in supporting local businesses and charities. That’s why we’re offering informal digital marketing surgeries to local companies to benefit both.
For just £450 (which includes a donation to one of our favourite charities) you can come along and ask us your marketing questions and get the answers you need to get your business marketing back on track.
In this hour long session, we take a deeper dive into various aspects of your site’s performance including keyword rankings, competitor analysis, content health, site structure, image optimisation, technical issues (key elements missing from pages, 404s, no-indexes, duplicate content) as well as answering your questions. Plus, we will do a follow-up report for you, all included in the price, so you have a set of actionable insights to work through.
We would obviously be more than happy to continue working with you after one of these sessions, but there is no obligation for you to do so.
Are you facing digital marketing challenges?
At AlphaQuad, we offer regular digital marketing surgeries designed specifically for companies like yours.
Ask AlphaQuad Anything
Whether you’re a beginner or have some digital marketing experience, we’re here to help. No prior digital marketing knowledge is required; just bring along what you’re struggling with, and our experts will provide answers that will help to sort things out.
We’ll cover up to three questions during a chat at our offices near Bidford on Avon where we can illustrate our answers on a nice big screen.
Recent questions we’ve answered
No question is silly, whether you have basic or advanced digital marketing knowledge, you’re more than welcome.
“I have this report from my SEO agency, and I don’t understand it.”
“I’m paying £250 per month for PPC advertising but getting no results.”
“Google Analytics has changed, and I don’t have any results now.”
“My analytics shows that nearly all of my conversions come from SEO. So, I turned off my expensive PPC, and now all of the SEO conversions have dried up. Why?”