The onpage factors we focused on include
Posted: Mon Feb 17, 2025 8:59 am
To address this issue, we implemented the Hotjar analytics tool on the site. This tool can (completely anonymously) record user behavior on the site and directly record their journey through the site. You can quickly identify where users are having problems and suggest a fix.
SEO work before and after
Unfortunately, search engine optimization is not something you just turn on and tweak occasionally. It is a continuous process that takes weeks and months.
During development, or rather at the beginning, we do keyword analysis and study user behavior online. We are interested in what topics they associate keywords with, how they search for them, whether they enter general keywords or rather look for long, specific connections. Thanks to this information, the SEO specialist, together with the UX designer, can design the structure and outline the content of individual pages. In the case of the WAMAG website, the client prepared the content internally based on our advice.
Just before completion, we tuned the meta tags for the pages so that the overseas chinese in europe data links to the website in search would motivate users to click and at the same time correspond to the search queries.
After launch, we gradually tuned the content and so-called onpage SEO factors . The output from Hotjar advised us where to look for shortcomings. We continuously checked in the Collabim tool how search engines index the website and what pages (in what positions) it displays for the monitored keywords.
Page structure and its specific content
Metatags
Linking within entire pages
Testing and editing conversion elements
URL addresses (of course, these are resolved during development)
Loading speed
Page navigation optimization
Users will appreciate such management. Compare user behavior a year ago and today. The number of pages viewed per visit and time confirms that users are interested in the issue, the website navigates them to where they need to be.
Chart comparing the period 1. 11. – 31. 11. 2018 and 1. 11. – 31. 11. 2017 (i.e. one year after the redesign).
Quality SEO also affects the results of user behavior
This is how the traffic structure has changed:
Changes in traffic structure thanks to SEO
Specifics of results in the B2B segment
A well-designed and optimized website delivers results, and you should see them in the real world.
The website alone generated 17 inquiries via the contact form in 2018. This may seem like a small number, but offline inquiries are very common in the B2B segment .
The website was involved in another 121 inquiries that came by phone or email , i.e. outside the website, although it was directly involved in them. The client evaluates the website redesign and its results very positively in hindsight .
logo wamagWhat does WAMAG actually do?
WAMAG is a family-owned Czech company from Mníšek pod Brdy. It was founded in 1994. It specializes in magnetic separation solutions for primary and secondary raw materials. It designs and manufactures magnetic separators for recycling, metal sorting, protection of technological equipment from destruction by accidental metal objects, and separation of metal particles in various types of industries.
SEO work before and after
Unfortunately, search engine optimization is not something you just turn on and tweak occasionally. It is a continuous process that takes weeks and months.
During development, or rather at the beginning, we do keyword analysis and study user behavior online. We are interested in what topics they associate keywords with, how they search for them, whether they enter general keywords or rather look for long, specific connections. Thanks to this information, the SEO specialist, together with the UX designer, can design the structure and outline the content of individual pages. In the case of the WAMAG website, the client prepared the content internally based on our advice.
Just before completion, we tuned the meta tags for the pages so that the overseas chinese in europe data links to the website in search would motivate users to click and at the same time correspond to the search queries.
After launch, we gradually tuned the content and so-called onpage SEO factors . The output from Hotjar advised us where to look for shortcomings. We continuously checked in the Collabim tool how search engines index the website and what pages (in what positions) it displays for the monitored keywords.
Page structure and its specific content
Metatags
Linking within entire pages
Testing and editing conversion elements
URL addresses (of course, these are resolved during development)
Loading speed
Page navigation optimization
Users will appreciate such management. Compare user behavior a year ago and today. The number of pages viewed per visit and time confirms that users are interested in the issue, the website navigates them to where they need to be.
Chart comparing the period 1. 11. – 31. 11. 2018 and 1. 11. – 31. 11. 2017 (i.e. one year after the redesign).
Quality SEO also affects the results of user behavior
This is how the traffic structure has changed:
Changes in traffic structure thanks to SEO
Specifics of results in the B2B segment
A well-designed and optimized website delivers results, and you should see them in the real world.
The website alone generated 17 inquiries via the contact form in 2018. This may seem like a small number, but offline inquiries are very common in the B2B segment .
The website was involved in another 121 inquiries that came by phone or email , i.e. outside the website, although it was directly involved in them. The client evaluates the website redesign and its results very positively in hindsight .
logo wamagWhat does WAMAG actually do?
WAMAG is a family-owned Czech company from Mníšek pod Brdy. It was founded in 1994. It specializes in magnetic separation solutions for primary and secondary raw materials. It designs and manufactures magnetic separators for recycling, metal sorting, protection of technological equipment from destruction by accidental metal objects, and separation of metal particles in various types of industries.