2009 Was a Great Year for HighPoint SEO
Well it’s December 31st and the decade is coming to a close. Time to start a new chapter and begin a fresh year! Looking back over the last 12 months, there have been a lot of changes here at HighPoint. Particularly with the growth of the company. We’ve gone from being a one-man show to a team of dedicated SEO professionals each with their own areas of specialization. Thankfully, our client list has grown right along with our team, and we’ve been able to fulfill our client obligations while increase our profitability in a tough economy.
What’s on the horizon for 2010?
Looking forward to 2010, we plan to introduce some new product packages that will help to make our company more efficient while increasing our product offerings and campaign performance. We have been working hard to streamline our sales process, improve our reporting capabilities, create more affordable options with an ala-carte menu, and introduce some more comprehensive marketing packages focused on social media, video seo and local search. On top of those new menu items, we are also introducing our SEO3 package, which should be one of the most comprehensive internet marketing packages on the market today. (Official Announcement to come in January – look for the PR)
In conclusion, we’d like to thank all who have supported us in our growth, and the effort of all our employees who make this possible. We’ve worked very hard in 2009, sometimes harder than necessary, but the hard work is paying off, and we’ve laid the groundwork for some explosive growth in 2010.
Wishing all of our readers a very safe and happy New Year, and that 2010 will be the best year of your life!!!
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2010 will be a better year. We can all expect some interesting changes from Google with their update that is scheduled to happen this month at some point.
I agree. If our business is any indication, Search Marketing will have a big year in 2010, as the last 3 months we have been heating up significantly. I’m very interested to see what impact the new updates will have. With Google’s Caffeine and Bing integrating Twitter search, the search engines are staking their claim on the social search area. Personally, I think it’s going to take another year or so before social search really catches on, but who knows, 2010 may be the year for social search to take off.
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