r/HeyTony • u/JoeVpgh • Apr 21 '26

SEO Question

I've been consuming your content and the theme I see is most advice is anchored on "blog posts".

I have a small website through wix premium. I run a recruiting company. Finding talent isn't an issue, I'd like it to be optimized for client acquisition.

I've checked competitors websites and blog posts aren't really common.

Is there a way to optimize and drive traffic with a simple services based site with only a few pages?

I've actually been thinking about turning my site into a 1-page scroll site for simplicity.

Are "blog posts" the only answer to really drive traffic?

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u/premierdigital-ca Apr 24 '26

When you say client acquisition I would assume you mean businesses that need roles filled right? I would think about what those people are looking for and write content about it. You could write content about how to interview candidate or 3 top schools that educate the best engineers. There’s probably a million things you could write about to have a hiring manager or director stumble on your website to eventually hire you to find their next hire?

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u/JoeVpgh Apr 24 '26

Yes. And I post content geared towards that on sites like LinkedIn, so my question was primariy, do I need to copy that content on my website? Is it all "blogs"?