Yes. Everyone at GO Creative is based in Brisbane, aside from the technical engineers who manage our data centres across Australia. We don’t outsource any of our work offshore.

When you reach out to us for support, you’ll always deal with a member of our local team.

Yes. We provide online reports, so you can view your campaign data in real time. For example, you can view your website traffic, conversions (enquiries/sales), repeat visitors, and much more, at any time. The data is grouped by month, so you can easily compare performance of key metrics over time.

We also provide access to your Google accounts (such as Analytics, AdWords and Search Console), which allows you to view more detailed reports.

All reports are explained in detail to help you understand the data, and can easily be customised to your requirements so that you can see the data that means the most to you. If anything is unclear, we’re available to answer questions any time.

We’ll be guided by your expertise, so in speaking with you, we’ll get a feel for your business and brand, and start there. We also undertake market research to better understand some of the specifics of your industry. But if we’re still not quite sure, we’ll come back to you with any questions.

Some of the industries we’ve covered include funeral homes, cheese production, shipping/cargo, mechanics, hair salons, nutrition, jewellery, manufacturing, logistics, removalists, childcare, landscaping — and just about everything in between.

Before we start any marketing campaign, we’ll review your current online presence to determine the best strategy for your business. There’s no “one size fits all”.

For example, some clients have fantastic websites but lack any search engine presence, so we’d focus a lot of our efforts around generating search engine traffic. Other clients may have a website with shortcomings, so we’ll spend time improving the website in addition to our standard tasks.

We have starting budgets for all projects, however after our review we’ll let you know if this budget will be suitable for you.

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Most articles will focus on a particular aspect of your business, such as your products or services. Others will be primarily about your business itself, such as how long you’ve been operating, number of staff, summary of services, and so on. And the remainder of articles will focus on a niche topic which allows us to include specific keywords (phrases).

The intention with all articles is to provide useful information to customers, while also incorporating a number of the keywords we’re targeting in your service. This will help build your website traffic, and convert visitors into enquiries or sales.

Not necessarily the ones that first come to mind! Unless you have a considerable budget, often it’s quite difficult to usurp your competitors in search engines. When we research keywords, we look for the most popular searches, but weigh them up against how likely they are to actually deliver more traffic to your website.

For example, if you’re a plumber in Mt Gravatt then you might think “plumbers Brisbane” is an ideal keyword, but in reality that’s very competitive — every plumber out there has those terms on their website. So if we dig a little deeper and look at alternatives such as “Mt Gravatt plumber” or “emergency plumbing contractors Mt Gravatt”, then we may find some more useful keywords.

Remember, we’re looking to bring more visitors to your website. If the most popular keyword has 500 searches per month but 1000 plumbing companies competing, you’re not going to get much traffic from that term. But if a less popular keyword has 200 searches per month and only 5 companies competing, you’re going to bring in a lot of enquiries.

Therefore, we will recommend keywords to you for your approval, and offer advice. From there, you can choose whichever keywords you like.