Avalanche Networks: Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Specialists Serving Toronto, London, Ottawa and the rest of Ontario and Canada
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Avalanche Networks, a trade name of Avalanche Search Marketing Inc., is a search engine optimization company based just outside of London, Ontario, with clients as far away as Mexico. Founded in 1999, our purpose is to get our clients' websites found on the first page of major search engines for phrases that their potential clients are most likely to use in Internet searches.
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NOTE: In 2006, Avalanche Networks ceased being a publicly traded company on the TSX Venture Exchange. The public entity is now known as Oroandes Resource Corporation, a mining company, and is unrelated to Avalanche Networks.
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Everything, it seems, is done on the computer these days. Advertisements in newspapers, telephone directories, magazines and on signboards get the message across, but do not necessarily connect with the target audience. These days, someone who is actually looking for a certain service or product will immediately look to Internet search engines such as Google and Yahoo for answers, where placement on the page takes priority over size or graphics. This is where Avalanche comes in -- using effective, tested methods to improve the search engine placement for our clients.
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Our general agreement is simple. We agree to get our client's site found on the first page of at least one of the top two search engines (Google and Yahoo), for half of the agreed-upon target keywords. Until this placement is achieved, the client doesn't pay, other than a very reasonable setup fee at the start of the project. Also, if placement subsequently drops below this minimum placement commitment, billing is postponed until placement is restored. Just like a real estate agent doesn't get paid until the house gets sold, we don't get paid until search results are being achieved!
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Below are a few examples of our clients, and the placement we have helped them to achieve on the major search engines (Results valid as of June 4, 2009):
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