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Stratt Apparel reaps benefits from SEO

Published on August 19, 2009 by Last Click News   ·   No Comments

Is search engine optimization (SEO) as effective as they say it is?

If you said ‘no,’ then you probably haven’t heard of Stratt Apparel.

The Wisconsin-based clothing retailer has recently boosted its SEO approaches. And since it does business solely on the Web, Stratt Apparel has been seeing positive results from effective SEO techniques.

During the establishment of the 2-year company, there were no SEO techniques put on the site. This became a big issue for the owners, because it resulted in lost sales. Without SEO techniques, Stratt Apparel’s online visibility was very poor. That’s why the company decided to revamp the site last May with a new SEO campaign.

“The new website incorporated SEO-friendly pages, URL’s, links and so much more,” says Dustin Schaefer from Stratt Apparel. “In addition, the website now has the look that Stratt Apparel has striven for – clean, concise, and easy to navigate.”

Niche companies and SEO can forge a strong alliance in the Web. Nowadays, companies can’t afford not having a Web page. Whether it’s a clothing retailer or a fast-food chain, it needs strong web presence to maximize its success. And if these companies want to be seen on the Web, they need invest in an SEO campaign.

Source: Brafton

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