Is in your 2017 business plan to focus more efforts on increasing your website ranking? Congratulations you are in the right track to take your business to the next level! In this blog post we have compiled several useful tips to achieve this goal with the help of SEO. What’s is SEO? If you are…
The digital marketing landscape will keep changing and growing at fast speed in 2017 and predictions for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) are similar. You need to be aware of the changes and respond to the new trends. To help you strategize successfully your SEO activities we have summarized some recommendations that you can start implementing now…
Getting a new website design can really make a huge impact on your business. The question is: will it be a positive or a negative impact? With a new design, online customers will probably see you as a more professional organization. A well-done site can draw new customers and new employees simply by presenting your…
The Questions to Ask Yourself So you’re a small or medium sized business and you need online marketing. You don’t have a huge budget, but you have enough to invest in your business to help it grow. You’ve heard of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and you’ve seen Google AdWords, but you’re not sure which one to choose, or how to choose. In order to make a decision there are some things to consider when deciding your online marketing strategy:
– Do you need immediate business?
– Can you afford to pay for traffic?
– Can you afford to invest for 6-12 months without seeing significant growth in my business?
– Do you have the budget to do both?
Immediacy Vs Investment Now let’s break down what these questions can mean for you.
Even though the Internet has the power to connect you to a large, global audience, local marketing is crucial for personalization. Whether you target a small area or consumers in multiple geographic regions, content needs to be customized based on their unique interests.
However, marketing is becoming more challenging for many brands as consumers grow more concerned about privacy and turn off tracking in their Web browsers or pay to remove ads from mobile apps, according to Ad Age. Even though companies have more ways to reach customers than ever before, it isn’t always easy. Local marketing makes it easier for companies to connect with their target audience because it enables clearer intersections between search engine optimization, social media and mobile.
When speaking to people looking for an SEO provider, the most common question we hear from them is, “How much does it cost?”
That’s a fair question. Everyone needs to know their bottom line and how to get the best return on their investment (ROI). However, when searching for an SEO company, the cost isn’t the primary factor that you should be looking at. It’s what you will receive in return that should matter the most.
We often use the example of taking a car into a mechanic to get it serviced. If you had a relatively new Mercedes that needed it tuned up, you can either take it to a trusted and experienced mechanic or find someone off of Craigslist to do the job at a fraction of the price.
Search engine optimization has become such a buzzword in recent years that even businesses that don’t fully understand what it is or how it works are aware of its importance.
In short, SEO is all about making sure your website is at the top of the pile when a consumer searches for something online. Many businesses turn to paid searches to ensure their sites get premier billing, and while this can be beneficial in strategic doses, do you really want to keep paying for potential customers to see your website if you can do it for free?