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Imogen_Davies

@Imogen_Davies

Joined Last Online Location London, United Kingdom

Job Title: Director of Client Strategy

Company: Verkeer

www.verkeer.co/

I've worked in SEO for over seven years, focusing on SEO strategy as well as content, on-page, and technical SEO. In my current role as Director of Client Strategy at Verkeer, I steer the strategic approach for a number of clients across e-commerce, B2C, and B2B to meet and exceed client objectives through strategies that align with business goals and cross-channel integration techniques.

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Finding Keyword Opportunities Without Historical Data

1/28/2021 3.5 billion queries are searched every day, and 525 million of those queries are brand new. That is a huge number of opportunities waiting to be identified and worked into strategies, optimization, and content plans. The trouble is, all of the usual keyword research tools are, at best, a month behind with the data they can provide.

I've worked in SEO for over six years, focusing on SEO strategy as well as content, on-page, and technical SEO. In my current role as SEO Account Director at Found, I steer the strategic approach for a number of clients across e-commerce, B2C, and B2B to meet and exceed client objectives through strategies that align with business goals and cross-channel integration techniques.