Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) in-house training
There is no point having a website, regardless of how good it is, that clients and prospects can't find. As competition for the top spots on Google continues to grow, SEO has become a vital tool for businesses in driving traffic to their website.
There is no point having a website, regardless of how good it is, that clients and prospects can't find. As competition for the top spots on Google continues to grow, SEO has become a vital tool for businesses in driving traffic to their website.
RTS Media's digital media experts offer training sessions to in-house marketing managers and business owners who want to improve their online rankings without spending hundreds of pounds outsourcing SEO to an external provider every month.
Whether you are already a dab hand with Content Management Systems or want to start from scratch, you can rely on us to provide tailored training session either one-to-one or for a larger group.
"We found the SEO workshop extremely useful. By breaking down the science of SEO into a format and language which is easy to understand we can now implement a series of improvements in-house. RTS Media's digital media coach was approachable and easy to engage with; providing real examples and practical advice relating to our own website throughout. I am now confident about putting the latest SEO tools into practice."
- Katie Trussell, Marketing Executive, Premex Group Ltd
Contact us now for a quote. Tailored half day sessions from just £495
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