Posts Tagged ‘ Search Engine Optimization ’


Search Engine Optimization – A Must Do For Businesses!

February 17, 2010 | Posted by Supachet Kotsrimuang | 8 Comments

Search engine is the best traffic referral source for most websites. This is why it is important for businesses to optimize their websites and get high rankings on organic search engine listings for important and relevant keywords to their business. The process of getting your website to list high on search engine listings and increase overall organic traffic to it is known as search engine optimization (SEO).

Every day millions of searches conducted on popular search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN. People tend to scan from top to bottom, left to right on search engine listings to look for relevant result. Therefore, if your website’s position is high on organic listings, you can increase the number of search engine traffic to it.

SEO is the bed rock of internet marketing. The success of your internet marketing campaign all starts with a proper and ongoing optimization of your website. SEO can target a variety of searches such as image search, video search, industry related search and local search. With this, you can optimize all types of content that you have and increase the overall organic traffic to your website.

SEO starts with having a search engine friendly website. Use of frames and flash to build a website is prohibited. After the website architecture is ready, SEO consultant will change the content and tags to increase their relevancy to the keywords that are related to your business. Choosing the right keywords to optimize is very important. Keywords must be related to what you are offering – if not, even if you get high rankings for those keywords, your conversion rate will be poor.

Other than using SEO to drive targeted traffic to your website, you need to consider using pay per click advertising too. Because, SEO is a long term process and you need to take a while to see any result from it. Whereas, a pay per click advertising campaign can put your ads up on search engine listings immediately and start driving targeted traffic to your website. A well planned search engine marketing campaign will include both SEO and PPC advertising.

SEO is not a one-time project. Search engines are constantly changing their algorithms and every day, there are new competitions for listings. Therefore, it is important that you continue to get your website optimized.

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Search Engine Optimization Firefox Add on

February 17, 2010 | Posted by Supachet Kotsrimuang | 1 Comment

Webmasters or online marketers doing search engine optimization normally need to track how successful what they have done is. There are so many tools helping you this. Some of them are free whereas some of them are not. Moreover, some of them are web-based but some of them need to be downloaded and installed. Many web-based ones require the registration from the users or at least their emails. For the ones that need to be installed in users’ computers are mostly shareware. Therefore, today I will recommend you some Firefox Add-Ons that can help you track your Search Engine Optimization performance.

- Rank Checker
- SEO Quake
- SEOHand
- SEOpen
- SearchStatus

In order to use these Add-Ons, firstly you have to download them from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/. After completing installation, the browser will ask you to restart your Firefox. When your Firefox has been restored, these Add-Ons should be ready to use.

Basically, what these Add-Ons can tell you are the followings;

- Your Rankings : RankChecker, for instance, can be used to check your keyword positions in three search engines, Google, Yahoo and Live. What you have to do is selecting ‘Tool’ menu. Then, you choose ‘Rank Checker’ and submenu ‘Run’ if you do not need to set anything. After that, you have to fill your domain and add your keywords. When you are done, you press ‘Start’. The result can be exported as a CSV file.

- Links : This includes internal links within your site, external links linking to other sites and incoming links from other websites. Also, it will you if your website got any links from social media like Del,icio.us or Digg.

- Indexed pages : This is a number of web pages that have been indexed by search engines.

- Domain Age : This tells you how old your website is.

- Alexa Ranking : This is the ranking of your website by Alexa.com based on the number of your website’s visitors.

- Google Page Rank

This basic information should be useful for online marketers. At least, it can be used to evaluate your works on search engine optimization. As well, if you guys know any useful tools, please share us here by posting your comments and we will appreciate your kindness.

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A Deeper Insight into Pay-Per-Click Advertisement (PPC)

February 17, 2010 | Posted by Supachet Kotsrimuang | No Comments

With a slew of businesses available on the web, individuals, small companies, and global businesses put a lot of effort and budget in advertising.

Search engine optimization or SEO has been around for quite some time which promises to present your business to searchers who use search engines.

Enter the keyword and a list of search results will be presented. While it’s notable that search engine optimization are logical in almost every way, enterprisers and marketers saw potential in other areas.

While search engines are used by almost all online visitors for every imaginable and maybe even unimaginable purpose, search engines are just one of the preferred marketing tools.

From the word optimized, this could very well mean that the searcher, who looks into one keyword only, can give a ‘hit’ to at least 5 sites that shows up in the search results. That’s one searcher, just one beneficiary, while on the sellers side it could mean 1 multiplied by the number of people online – which could well mean about almost a billion.

Pay-per-click advertisements could well be one of those options. Here, advertisers will have to identify the keyword that when searched, it will prompt the search list to include his site. Advertisers also get to choose the amount they are willing to spend when their site is ‘hit’.

The “sponsored links” column on the side of Google’s search engine – right side of the screen – is an example of Pay-per-click ads.

When a searcher clicks on using Google search engine, Google will then search his server to pick-up which ‘sponsors’ are to be shown. Paid listings depend on the advertiser’s capacity to pay and the ‘quality score’ of all ads. This measurement, aptly basing on quality, is recorded by analyzing the click-through for the previous durations, the significant similarity of the advertiser’s ad and products to the keyword being searched, the advertiser’s profile, and other factors deemed important by Google at the time of drafting the contract.

On the business side, these quality scores of all advertisers will then be the gauge in determining the minimum amount Google will use to charge the advertiser’s chosen keywords.

It may not mean good business for Google if quality scores are falling beyond acceptable standards – or else, they will be surpassed by other stronger search engines.

Apart from quality scores, other important factors such as content and relevance of the subject, accessibility and profile of the business are to be considered in setting the standard/minimum of bids.

While search engines have become crucial to a business marketing success, it is critical that it should be supported by other reliable and efficient means such as pay per click ads – which indeed, pays off hugely.

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What is Search Engine Marketing and Why You Need It?

February 17, 2010 | Posted by Supachet Kotsrimuang | 1 Comment

Search Engine Marketing
Just having an attractive website is not enough; you need traffic to your website, who are looking for your products and services.

Today, most businesses have a decent website, but the problem is that no one can find it. And if your site can`t be found on the first page of the search results, the prospect finds your competitors.

The process of getting traffic from search engines is called Search Engine Marketing. And there are two ways to bring your website to the very first page of the search engines so that you can be found when someone searches for your product or services.

Search Engine Optimization
Optimizing your website pages for search engines is called Search Engine Optimization or SEO in short. SEO gives your website a rank in the organic listings of the search engines.

SEO is the use of various programming and scripting tools to assist search engines to rank websites in order of relevance to given keywords. Without SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, companies have a hard time using the internet as a marketing tool as they cannot be easily found on search engines.

It is a service that we provide, and we can help to bring your website in front of your prospects and customers. We have done SEO for a number of our customers already, and they are enjoying the extra exposure, extra traffic, and more visibility. SEO doesn’t happen overnight, this is an ongoing process which takes months to bring your website on the first page of the search engine if optimized effectively.

Pay Per Click Advertising
Buying sponsored advertising on search engines like Google, Yahoo, MSN and many other search engines for popular keyword searches is called pay per click advertising. Your ad can be shown hundreds of time, but you only pay if someone clicks on your ad, and lands on your website. This way, you get targeted leads and reach to your prospects and customers worldwide at a very low cost.

Your website can instantly receive top positions, highly targeted website traffic and sales using PPC advertising in Google, Yahoo, MSN and many other search engines. At the same time, since your advertisement will get charged per click, this could easily make or break your budget if your campaign is not optimized and tracked correctly.

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