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Case Study: Rose Petals Nursery

Rose Petals Nursery is a website that we have been involved with for some time. We love the site and we love Cydney, who runs everything. Our Gainesville Website Design team create the website and we do all of the optimization. As you can see below, the site is sitting comfortably in a top 3 position for a very high level keyword, “antique roses”. This is just one of the many keywords that we have been able to rank well for.

We always strive to do our best with our optimization, but it’s really all up to Google. Being honest – optimizationists (is that a word? …. .no) we understand that Google wants what everyone else wants. Reliable, original and useful information. When we do that for our clients, Google rewards us with results like these. RPN, with the help of our Gainesville web designers, has been able to achieve a high ranking on a simple budget, likely only a fraction of what her competition has to spend on Search Engine Optimization

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