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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2021 · 46 MIN

E78: Stephen Kenwright - Building a Robust Technical SEO Strategy for Maximum Growth

from eCom@One with Richard Hill · host Richard Hill

Stephen is the Chief Commercial Officer and Co-Founder of creative SEO agency, Rise at Seven. Previous to this, Stephen has worked in several marketing roles, both in agencies and in-house. It wasn’t until two years ago that he decided to take the leap from his 9-5 to start an agency that’s now gone on to disrupt the industry. In this episode, Stephen talks to us about how Rise at Seven came about and their strategy that helped them skyrocket their business in such a short period of time. He talks about the challenges they’ve had to deal with following such quick growth, as well as how they’ve coped with the online abuse that’s come with working with such big brands.  We also dive into technical SEO, where Stephen explains the mistakes he often sees eCommerce stores make and how getting your technical SEO right can really get you ahead of the competition. Listen in as he shares his favourite tools and some actionable advice that you can start implementing yourself to make huge improvements to your SEO.

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