Awesome question!  And thanks so much for asking…

This is truly a question I love answering, and am very passionate in the account that I give.  For those seeking a pragmatic answer, I’d say, there are different types of SEO “packages.”  Not only so, but one also has to factor in the size and type of the website.

Nevertheless, a few examples might consist of:

Silver SEO Package: $199 (starting price)

The Silver Package consists of performing SEO services in the areas of “SEO Titles” and “SEO Meta Descriptions.”  Once again, please keep in mind this would depend on the number of Pages, Posts and Products you have on your website.

Bronze SEO Package: $499 (starting price)

The Bronze Package consists of everything in the Silver Package, but additionally includes “On-Page Titles” and “Tagging and/or Implementing Tagged Images.”

Gold SEO Package: $1,499 (starting price)

The Gold Package consists of both the Silver and Bronze Packages, but also includes “On-Page Content Optimization” 

Platinum SEO Package: $2,499 (starting price)

The Platinum Package consists of the Silver, Bronze and Gold elements, and includes “The Works,” which is absolutely too much to list.

Having laid out the answer for you pragmatically, now please allow me to tell you the… well… TRUTH as to how I feel about it all. 

In my expert, completely transparent opinion, unless it is someone whom is simply taking baby steps (due to a financial situation), I’d never suggest anyone to go with the Silver or Bonze SEO Packages. 

Why?  

Firstly, when it comes to your business and livelihood… why would you ever do anything halfway?  

Secondly (and you’re going to have to take my word on this), I know something that you don’t.  And unless there are special circumstances involving your request for either the Silver or Gold Package, I’m Man enough and honest enough to tell you the truth. 

Whenever it’s humanly possible, don’t just do it alright, but do it All Right the first time around…

Great Question!  But also kinda difficult to answer within such a brief framework. 

Nevertheless, you can optimize your website both on the frontend and backend. And it’s completely okay if you’re unfamiliar with that phraseology. 

To be more specific, search engine optimization can include (but is not limited to) optimizing areas on your website such as:

• Page Titles (this includes pages, posts and products)
• Body Content
• Categories and Tags
• Navigational Menus
• SEO Titles
• SEO Meta
• Images
• Focus Keyphrase
• URL’s

And as I’ve stated, there are many other ways – some even more technical.  

However, I can assure you that one of the best ways to optimize your website is by providing excellent content. 

Christian SEO refers to Search Engine Optimization (SEO).  

Search Engine Optimization, as defined by Oxford Language, is the process of maximizing the number of visitors to a particular website by ensuring that the site appears high on the list of results returned by a search engine.

However, if I had to provide my own definition of SEO, I’d say:

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the process of Optimizing a website to ensure it ranks high on the list of results returned by a search engine, by properly using SEO-Best-Practice techniques. 

In layman’s terms, I’d say that SEO is: “Trying to get your website to the top of Google” in order to drive more visitors to your website.

For example, if you were a Christian retail store who sold John 3:16 T-Shirts, you should want to rank at the top of Google every single time anyone in the world searched “john 3 16 t-shirts.”  This would likely help you to sell many more t-shirts.

There are, however, many different optimization techniques that can be used in properly performing Search Engine Optimization.