SEO, or search engine optimization, is the process of improving the visibility of a website in organic search results. Proper SEO involves choosing relevant keywords that describe your business and services, embedding those keywords on your website, and optimizing your site for those keywords. While a company site may naturally rank for its own name, optimizing for broader keywords like "coffee" that describe your industry is important to reach potential customers searching more generic terms. Choosing the right keywords to target is essential for SEO success.
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SEO, or search engine optimization, is the process of improving the visibility of a website in organic search results. Proper SEO involves choosing relevant keywords that describe your business and services, embedding those keywords on your website, and optimizing your site for those keywords. While a company site may naturally rank for its own name, optimizing for broader keywords like "coffee" that describe your industry is important to reach potential customers searching more generic terms. Choosing the right keywords to target is essential for SEO success.
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Why do you need your website
search engine optimized? MADE EASY
SEO| or Search Engine Optimization
…is the process of improving the visibility of a website or a
web page in search engines (Google, Yahoo, Ask, Bing, etc.) via the "natural" or un-paid (“organic“ or "algorithmic") search results. (Wikipedia) MADE EASY
In general, the earlier (or higher on the page), and more
frequently a site appears in the search results list, the more visitors it will receive from the search engine. SEO may target different kinds of search, including image search, local search, video search and industry-specific vertical search engines. This gives a website web presence. (Wikipedia) MADE EASY First you have to find the best keywords that….
• Describe your business and services
• Have an acceptable level of traffic that you can compete with • That you know your “target customers” are using to search for you • That are embedded in your website • That the Search Engines will find and list MADE EASY Many people think if they type in the name of their Company and it pops up in the 1st spot on the Google page, then they assume that their site is optimized.
…well it is but that is because their site is optimized for
their Company name.
Let`s say the business name is Jane`s Coffee Spot. But if
Jane types in the word “coffee”, will the search show her business on the top listing on the 1st page of Google? Most likely the answer is NO! MADE EASY
Let’s look at an example …
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Keywords found on this site:
Tim Hortons, coffee, baked goods, homestyle lunches, donuts, always fresh, about us, in our store, join our team, community & goodwill, quickpay tim card, nutrition calculator, store locator, contact us, gourmet cookies, reload your tim card, fresh new MADE EASY Let’s type in “Tim Horton’s”, for example: MADE EASY
You can see that Tim Hortons comes up 1st in organic
traffic, directly under a “paid” ad. MADE EASY Now let’s type in “coffee”… MADE EASY
Tim Horton’s did come up on the 1st Page, but then we
know it is optimized with the keyword “coffee”, is a very popular site and has been on the web for a long time. MADE EASY Now let’s type in “coffee shop”… MADE EASY
It did not come up in the 1st 5 listings…
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…and it did not come up in the 2nd five listings either…
MADE EASY These are the results that come up in Google`s keyword tool for `coffee`. MADE EASY
You can see that `coffee` is a very popular term that
people type in the Search Bar. But `coffee shop` has a very acceptable number of hits per month and is a more competititve keyword/phrase. MADE EASY
Now….would Jane choose to optimize the
keyword “coffee” for her site and go up against competition like Tim Hortons, or would she choose “coffee shop”? MADE EASY
Going back to the 1st five listings in Google for “coffee
shop”, you will also see that Google has found “images” that have been optimized with the keyword/phrase “coffee shop”. MADE EASY