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It started in 2003 in Gothenburg, Sweden by Petri Maatta as a one-man company in the field of IT- and web development. Entering the immature market of SEO in 2005 and gaining relevant experience, it led to know-how that today is invaluable for us and our clients. Today, Page1 Clients includes 20 SEO team members and exclusively work with Search Engine Optimization. Page1 Clients are headquartered in London and has regional offices in Norway and Bulgaria. With a focus on innovating new and better methods for our SEO strategy, good service, friendly working environment and quality at all levels, we are the natural choice for quality conscious marketing partners and their clients!
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Since the website launched we've had constant success getting leads and sales. Even with less traffic it works, because it's targeted traffic. I can't recommend these guys enough! Hire them!
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