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Thanks Marie for the thoughtful response! We will keep on pushing! It's is difficult to build links in high volumes, but hopefully our content will help us.

My URL is:
www.drupalgeeks.org

I have tried my very best to cover all the usual SEO items.... But nothing... We are a legitimate company offering a legitimate service. Ideally we would come up in the results for:

"Drupal Developers"
"Drupal Development" and
"Drupal Designers"

Yet, we cannot break the top 50 for any of these....

We have:
Optimized Meta Tags
Written Quality Content
Maintained a Social Presence in Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Pinterest, Youtube, and Google Plus
Blogged with some consistency
Guest Blogged
Canonicalization
And dozens of other things

And we are all around nice people and a good company....... Why oh why?

Can anyone take a look and see if there is something blatantly obvious I am missing?

Are we using "drupal" too much??

Thank you in advanced for any assistance.

Candice

Hi Tom,

Thank you soooo much for your very thoughtful response. It's nice to hear words of encouragement while I'm beating my head against the wall I really appreciate you taking the time to look at my site and offer your words of wisdom and helpful suggestions. The Q&A idea is fantastic! We do get some questions from Facebook and this would tie in nicely also with our tutorial videos.

Again, your help is greatly appreciated. Faith in humanity: Restored.

Thanks,

Candice

My site is www.drupalgeeks.org

Our traffic is going up but our SERPS are not. We simply don't rank for any of our targeted keywords.

I have covered nearly every white hat SEO strategy possible. Our site has a great social presence (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest), we write blogs regularly, and even guest blog. We have a YouTube channel, an RSS feed. We've cleaned up page speed times, set 301 redirects, checked for duplicate content. We use Bing and Google webmaster tools and have submitted a sitemap. We are indexed and webmaster tools see our keywords as relevant in our content. We have a robots.txt file configured properly.

The only thing I can think of is that our services pages also display (as a truncated summary) on our homepage. Could this be considered duplicate content, and is this causing a problem?

Is there anything else we can do? Or are we missing something vital?

We thank you in advance for your help!

Candice