Boston SEO Improve Rankings Web Presence Brand Awareness Site Launched

Mar 29, 2017

Bill Lentis, the SEO expert, has launched a new site advertising his unique skill set and showing local businesses how they can get an unfair advantage on their competitors by getting in touch. He can help improve rankings, web presence and sales.

Boston, United States - March 29, 2017 /PressCable/ —

A new site has launched advertising the SEO and digital marketing skills that can be provided by Bill Lentis, an experienced search engine optimization expert who is one of the leaders in the field. Businesses in Boston looking to get an edge on their competition can get in touch with Bill to maximize their online visibility and get a competitive edge on other companies in their industry.

More information can be found at: http://boston-web-designer.com.

Bill Lentis was born with a learning disability and was classified in 1987 as communications handicapped based on speech and language difficulties. In 1990, he was described as Perceptually Impaired, and in 1995 he was diagnosed as dyslexic.

However, inspired by some of the most famous people in history who combated dyslexia, like Albert Einstein and Thomas Edison, and set out to succeed. In Bill’s young 20’s he took a failing company and increased the sales to $250,000 per month in his first year.

Following on from this, he built a multi million dollar real estate investment company, and currently he is focusing on understanding the algorithms of the search engines. Bill explains that sometimes his clients presume he must have attended Harvard University or MIT because of his impressive knowledge, but he is quick to tell them that he studied at Curry College.

Because of his renowned ability to think outside the box, understand the markets and use high quality content to craft top-end SEO friendly content, he has developed skills in improving the web presence of any business he works with.

This allows him to work with clients across a wide range of fields and use his unique skill set to help them establish themselves as experts in their field, increasing rankings, visibility, and drawing in more customers.

Businesses websites are the center of their online presence, and it is of utmost importance to make them as readable and SEO friendly as possible, so that the site can rise to the top of Google’s rankings. Research shows web browsers rarely get past the first page of the search results, underscoring the importance of using the best SEO experts to help boost web presence.

Full details on what Bill can offer businesses looking for SEO help in Boston can be found on the URL above. Additional information is available at: http://goo.gl/dukwnv?boston-seo-expert

Contact Info:
Name: Bill Lentis
Organization: Boston Web Designer
Address: 24 Donnybrook Rd, Boston, MA 02135, United States
Phone: +1-617-409-7771

For more information, please visit http://www.boston-web-designer.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 181651

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