Consulting Cumbria Ltd Rebrands as ClimbHigh SEO and Changes Focus to Offer Local & National SEO Services to Businesses in Cumbria and Throughout UK
Mar 9, 2020
A well respected digital marketing company in Carlisle rebrands and refines its focus on its core services to boost their value proposition. After all: #ItsGreatToBeOnTop
CARLISLE, U.K. - March 9, 2020 - PRLog -- Consulting Cumbria Ltd, a respected digital marketing company from Carlisle in Cumbria, in the North West of England, announced that it is rebranding and launching a new website under the trading name "ClimbHigh SEO". The company will change its focus to offer core SEO solutions to businesses in the region.
More information: https://climbhighseo.agency
Incredibly, thousands of companies are still not tapping into the millions of people searching for products and services online. Investing in SEO is proven to be one of the best ways to impact a qualified audience for the business. Built on the premise that higher rankings in relevant Google search results mean more traffic to business websites the new brand is narrowing its focus to deliver basic SEO services to companies that have still not made a successful impact in the digital world and a range of content marketing services to businesses with a more sophisticated presence that is still behind competitors.
ClimbHigh SEO will specialise in delivering specific search engine optimisation (SEO) services for businesses looking to support their other marketing initiatives and improve their Google rankings across a wide range of valuable searches. The services have previously been proven to increase business' visibility online, and achieve their marketing goals affordably.
The rebranding of Consulting Cumbria follows the formation of a separate partnership between Ray Cassidy, the owner of Consulting Cumbria Ltd (trading as ClimbHigh SEO) and Chris Wilcox of Light Bulb Web Design in Carlisle just over a year ago to deliver an even more comprehensive set of digital marketing services than Consulting Cumbria was able to as a lone player.
The digital marketing experts at ClimbHigh SEO are committed to improving clients' Google rankings for the keywords that actually make a difference. Their unique approach to search engine optimisation generates measurable results in the form of increased business revenue: ultimately delivering significant return on investment.
Through clean white hat SEO techniques, they are able to increase the number of people who visit each client's site and thus increase the number of customers and sales.
Satisfied client, Mike Norbury of Keswick Mountain Adventures, said: "Ray provides a very professional and effective service. The difference Ray has made to my internet presence has turned my business around. Ray always has the right answers and gives sound advice. Ray is invaluable and I will be using Ray as long as I'm in business. Thanks Ray."
Interested parties can find more at ClimbHigh
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