Blurred Bylines

Chances are, you found this website through a search engine. Blurred Bylines uses search engine optimization (SEO) for a bigger purpose than simply boosting traffic. 

SEO can offer real value by providing highly sourced, accessible information online that sparks action. For the businesses I work for, an action can take the form of a customer reaching out for a quote or buying a product. For nonprofits, this may be a new donation or a signup for volunteer work. And for the stories at Blurred Bylines, SEO is about producing deeply researched and empathetic articles that explore people, events, and trends in the U.S. which typically receive less mainstream coverage.

SEO FINDS THE PEOPLE WHO ARE SEARCHING FOR WHAT YOU OFFER

We all search for services, products, causes, people, and events online. A universal way we do this is through a search engine like Google or Bing. Unlike short-lived social media posts, SEO is an evergreen, long-term strategy that provides digital exposure and engages a new source of highly relevant visitors with your site. Search engine optimization lets us to push back against an often frustrating system that typically rewards endless scrolling with more forgettable content to scroll past.

For businesses, nonprofits, and digital publications, SEO helps them find the people who are looking for exactly what they have to offer. At Blurred Bylines, there are two central pieces: socially conscious SEO services for those who want to expand their online reach in search engine result pages, and long-form stories about a wide range of issues that rank organically.

SEO Services

Good SEO serves people first, algorithms second. I perform white-hat SEO services for businesses, nonprofits, and digital publications that identify your target audience and reach them with strong content writing and technical optimization. There’s measurable, tangible value in connecting with relevant users through search engines, and I help organizations grow by attracting those people.