Before MediaOne this Top accounting firm (whose name we cannot disclose due to strict NDA) had many site issues. There were link issues, content cannibalisation, weak meta data and absence of structured data. Their former SEO agency was also (very apparently) very clueless about keyword research, instead had no focus and overspent resources on a large range of keywords that

Comat was was ranking only for a few keywords until MediaOne came along. We helped them to optimise their website page by page, image by image, revamped their content, improved their link profile until… today we have achieved 70 out of 100 keywords tasked to be on Page 1.

Prior to MediaOne’s SEO support, Black Mrkt was a little known events and exhibition logistics provider. Their website was sparse and domain age fairly new so did not have the trust of the search engines. MediaOne assisted in creating new pages and provided extra content in order to provide the necessary authority. And proceeded to optimise the pages, backlink profile

Supermec is an international complete integrated Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Maintenance (EPCM) services to the Oil & Gas (Onshore & Offshore), Petrochemical, Petroleum & Pharmaceutical industries. MediaOne identified that Supermec lacked recognition and brand awareness in Singapore due to their low rankings on Google. Over 80% of Supermec’s keywords were not on the 1st page of Google, condemning its online

Here are 2 SEO audited metrics according to the world’s leading tool: ahrefs: and   Which one do you think is Singapore Yellow Pages and which one do you think is the newcomer SGPGrid? Yes, ok its easy to guess from the title and direction of this case study. The top is the audited metrics of Singapore Yellow Pages and

The Situation Management Development Institute of Singapore (MDIS), was founded in 1956, is one of Singapore’s oldest private institutions. They have been providing well-accredited courses for local and foreign students; however their online presence organically was not strong as they had spent a lot on pay-per-clicks (PPC) campaigns to generate hundreds to thousands of visitors to their website daily. They