The San Diego Food Bank has partnered with an SEO service company to improve their website and internet marketing strategies.
The SD Food Bank, a non-profit organization, is working with SEOhaus to improve their online visibility and attract a wider range of people to their site in order to increase donations to the organization.
SEOhaus is a successful SEO (search engine optimization) firm that helps clients all over the world to improve their ranking across search engines, as well as their individual internet marketing efforts to lead to increased traffic to their sites and more clientele.
The company helped the SD Food Bank rank in the top four positions in Google for the keyword “food bank,” establishing the food bank as a leader in the area. Due to the higher rank, the food bank’s visibility has significantly increased and so have their donations.
“We are very grateful to SEOhaus for this amazing (website) service,” said San Diego Food Bank Chairman "Mitch" Mitchell. “By dramatically increasing our visibility on Internet search engines, it is now easier for our clients, stakeholders and potential donors to find us online. We are appreciative to the SEOhaus team for their time and talent helping the San Diego Food Bank."
SEOhaus has a prominent reputation of helping companies, especially other non-profit organizations, drastically improve their ranking across a search engine query. In 2007, they helped the Ronald McDonald House Charities in San Diego raise over $2 million by improving their internet marketing campaign and subsequent exposure online.
"We are excited to help charities reach their fund raising goals with our website services,” said Will Senn, CMO of SEOhaus. “Instead of just donating money, we thought it would be beneficial to also give our time and generate even more donations to the website of non-profit organizations.”
SEO Optimization has been helping companies succeed with their online business endeavors since 2000. The San Diego based firm has over 200 clients worldwide and continue to grow.
