Showing posts with label search marketing group. Show all posts
Showing posts with label search marketing group. Show all posts

Friday, 12 March 2010

How to Juice Up a Site's Rank

If your Web site isn't getting the attention it deserves on the Internet, it may be running low on Google juice.

Google juice, for the uninitiated, refers to how high a Web site ranks in Google's search results -- the higher the ranking, the more juice. Google juice is all about links. As many people know, the Internet search leader ranks Web sites based largely on the quantity and quality of other sites linking to it.

It's no wonder that a whole new industry has arisen around mining the Web for links and other page-tweaks that can help sites boost their Google rank and reel in more visitors. This industry deals with “search-engine optimization” (SEO), and search engine marketing companies specialise in this.

Many of these search marketing companies focus on natural search marketing and helping people get, and keep, their websites in the top ten of Google searches for their particular search term. This is done by having lots of links from other websites to the site, as well as the website itself containing good quality written content. It is important too that this content includes terms which are relevant to the purpose of the website.

Google, however, takes a dim view of attempts to artificially manipulate search results, and can indentify unnatural content (content which is stuffed with links and search terms). This is why it is best for businesses trying to get to the top to consult a search marketing agency that knows exactly how Google works and the criteria it uses to rank websites.

For more information, please visit the Search Marketing Group.

Monday, 8 February 2010

Fight Back with Small Business Marketing and Local Search Marketing

For the purpose of this article, we shall be looking at the example of Life coaches. Lots of coaching and business coaching clients are complaining these days of falling revenue and encountering resistant customers. We are seeing similar stories to this across the economy in both personal and professional areas. The focal point of your marketing campaign should be leaning towards the local community, hence take advantage of local search marketing and geographical search marketing.

Our advice here at the Search Marketing Group is to seek out the knowledge of a small, but experienced, business internet marketing firm to help you plan strategies to build your brand and expose your message to more potential customers. Some clients who are taking this advice are achieving a good level of success through seeking out new opportunities to grow their business locally. Aside from the online aspect, local advertising is also a good strategy.

Local search marketing can help communicate your brand to more people and a company that specialises in this can provide a great ROI from your marketing budget. It’s typical to see small business owners who built their local empire on handshakes and city council meetings, so introducing the concept of Internet search marketing into their game is tough. It is, however, possible, and regional search marketing should never be discounted.


For more information, please contact the Search Marketing Group.