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Lifted Websites is a Scottsdale-based SEO and AI SEO agency serving Phoenix, South Jersey, Philadelphia, and nationwide clients. The agency combines traditional SEO, Generative Engine Optimization, local search, conversion-focused web design, and tracked lead attribution for small and mid-sized businesses, franchises, B2B companies, and ecommerce brands.
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The retailer's organic traffic grew after technical, category-page, content, and link-building work.
The client reached substantially higher monthly revenue and organic traffic through SEO and blog marketing.
Every agency here is scored the same way on the SEO of its own website, so you can shortlist on evidence rather than on who ranks highest for "best SEO agency". Send one brief and let them come to you.
By the measurable SEO quality of their own website. Lifted Websites scores 95 out of 100, which is rank #1 of 1 agencies rated in Scottsdale. The score blends technical setup, on-page basics, content depth and how often they appear in local search results. No agency pays for placement.
Minimum engagement $800/mo. Typical rate $100 - $149 / hr. These figures are published by the agency.
AI SEO, Generative Engine Optimization, Local SEO, Google Maps SEO, Google Business Profile Optimization, National SEO, B2B SEO, Franchise SEO.
Their client base skews small business (<$10m) at roughly 60% of their work, and they most often work with home services and contractors clients. Compare that against your own size and sector before you shortlist them.