HOW WE WORK
SEO Services for the Travel Industry
SEO is one of the most important sources in regards to the travel industry — about 20% of revenue is generated by organic search only.
If the right and appealing results are presented to the consumer by the search engine, it helps consumers to discover and compare destinations and prices. Utilizing SEO is not only helping you to stay competitive, but it targets the right audiences.
blue media has been working for one of the largest travel industries and enterprises over the last 5 years. The companies we have been working with have a revenue of more than US$8.5 billion. We have been dealing with websites with more than 1.5 million landing pages.
During this time, we have been providing deep crawls and development recommendations, going through major relaunches as well as building websites from scratch such as in the car rental industry.
Geo Targeting & GEO Intelligence
Especially when it comes to SEO for the travel industry, GEO intelligence is one element that it can’t live without. Whether it’s about Hotels, Flights, Car Rentals, or packaged deals: customers are being generated by providing GEO landing pages with appealing content. We are GEO Intelligence experts and we know how to build GEO Funnels around your space.
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Our headquarters is located in sunny San Diego, California, but we serve businesses all around the United States.
We also have many international clients in Europe such as in Germany, the United Kingdom, and Ireland.
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