SEO Idaho™ - Professional Website Developers and SEO Experts

Flexibility really separates WordPress from its competitors. The WordPress plugin and theme economy is extensive, allowing users without any coding experience to add plug-and-play functionality or update their site’s design with minimal effort. Additionally, the WordPress back end is intuitive and generally simple enough for even beginners to use, allowing the most tech-challenged of individuals to create and publish content. It’s ease-of-use and the ability to add functionality or new features with the simple upload of pre-packaged software (plugins), means WordPress builds can be leveraged to meet any client’s needs.

With a plethora of frameworks, themes, and plugins available, WordPress users can target additional functionality beyond that of a basic brochure site.

Setting up an online store? WordPress integrates quickly and easily with WooCommerce, which powers 28% of online stores worldwide (Codeinwp.com, 2020). Need to capture leads and generate a mailing list for outreach? Mailchimp will allow you to add forms to your WordPress site via API or plugin, capturing visitor information and automatically adding it to your mailing list every time a form is submitted. Need a slider to dynamically display images on one of your webpages? Visit Wordpress’ Plugin Directory and do a quick search for “sliders”. You’ll likely be surprised at the amount of results.

The same works for form integrations, image galleries, pop-ups, security and cache plugins, and more. With WordPress, your initial build doesn’t need to be your final build. As your business grows and additional functionality is needed, your site can grow accordingly with relatively little hassle.

As is common, it honestly depends on your needs and goals. Hiring a professional developer means you’re going to get a faster, more secure, customized build that meets your specific functional and design needs. The build will also be responsive to mobile, tablet, and desktop screens if done correctly (this is extremely important as the share of people who access websites via mobile devices continues to grow). Hiring a professional WordPress developer will save you an immense amount of personal frustration and time.

If you view your new website as a marketing extension of your business (and you should), then you’ll want your developers to be forward-thinking in regards to Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Building a website is simply the first step in the journey to leveraging it as a source of revenue.

Once your site launches, you’ll be competing with millions, perhaps billions of entries on search engine results pages (SERPs) for views and clicks. The journey to Page 1 of Google can be long and time-consuming, but you’re much more likely to achieve that goal if your website has been built with a focus on SEO. At SEO Idaho™, we’re not just SEO geeks who dabble in WordPress, but SEO experts who work hand-in-hand with our experienced and talented development team to create the best product possible for our clients.

With the WordPress environment so well established, what’s the downside? As with all products, WordPress isn’t without its faults. As the most popular CMS in the world, it’s also the most popular hacking target (Codeinwp.com, 2020). This is why professional development and support is so important. Anyone can purchase a theme, install some plugins, and launch a site, but what comes after? Your site will require ongoing support and maintenance to ensure it is protected. Otherwise, hackers will use vulnerabilities such as those created by out-dated themes and plugins to harass and disable your site.

SEO Idaho™ handles these concerns for you. We perform monthly maintenance and security updates, and we back up your site. We’ll take the worry out of your web build and keep your site safe. With SEO Idaho™, we expertly build your website, customize it to your design and functional needs, and then we care for your site after launch. We take care of the technical concerns of your website so you can focus on the business concerns of your company.