This was originally posted on www.ryanfmc.co.uk by 5or6 Managing Director Ryan McNamara, to read the whole post you can find it here.
It has long been suggested that ranking highly on search engines can have a massive affect on sales, and if you are to believe the latest statistics that 93% of all buying decisions start with an online search, then your sites SEO can suddenly become very important.
Getting to the top of Google for a keyword of your choice can be a long and arduous task, and now with the introduction of Google Instant this might be slighty harder. But how important is it to be on top of Google? SEO experts would have you believe it's paramount, but there are company's out there who have been very successful with out the aid of SEO. However if there ever was a set of statistics released to wet your appetite or at least encourage you to give SEO a try then a recent study leaked from AOL's search engine logs is the one:
1. 42.25% of all click-through traffic is received by the website ranked first in the search results
2. Second place receives 11.94%
3. Third position obtains 8.47%
This was originally posted on www.ryanfmc.co.uk by 5or6 Managing Director Ryan McNamara, to read the whole post you can find it here.
Showing posts with label Organic SEO. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Organic SEO. Show all posts
Thursday, 14 October 2010
Tuesday, 5 October 2010
7 Ways To Increase Your Websites Organic SEO
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This was originally posted on www.ryanfmc.co.uk by 5or6 Managing Director Ryan McNamara, to view the whole post you can find it here.
There are so many ways to increase your websites search engine optimisation however by implementing a few simple steps you can always look to grow your SEO organically over time.
Organic SEO can be simple to set up and over time you can reap the benefits as you consistently add searchable links to your website from high quality websites, along with building your on line reputation. Organic SEO will not put you to the top of the search engines over night yet it will help you climb the rankings, and the more you implement it the quick it will happen.
#1. Book Mark Your Website And Blog Posts
Look to add your website and blog posts to Delicious, StumbleUpon and Alltop and tag the pages appropriately to associate specific words to your website, and share your links with others. Over time you can build a strong base of associated keyword links from these websites to your site and increase your SEO.
#2. Add Your Blog's RSS Feed To Digg
Digg has a great feature in which you can add your RSS feed to your Digg profile and automatically 'Digg' your blog posts as you create them, this can save you time, increase your readership from the popular social network and add links to your site.
#3. Comment On Blog's
By commenting wisely on well read blogs in your field of expertise you can not only add much needed high quality links to your website/blog but also boost your click thoughts if you showcase your knowledge on the given subject. Remember people will click through if they find your input valuable, and this can be a great way of really boosting your brand.
This was originally posted on www.ryanfmc.co.uk by 5or6 Managing Director Ryan McNamara, to view the whole post you can find it here.
There are so many ways to increase your websites search engine optimisation however by implementing a few simple steps you can always look to grow your SEO organically over time.
Organic SEO can be simple to set up and over time you can reap the benefits as you consistently add searchable links to your website from high quality websites, along with building your on line reputation. Organic SEO will not put you to the top of the search engines over night yet it will help you climb the rankings, and the more you implement it the quick it will happen.
#1. Book Mark Your Website And Blog Posts
Look to add your website and blog posts to Delicious, StumbleUpon and Alltop and tag the pages appropriately to associate specific words to your website, and share your links with others. Over time you can build a strong base of associated keyword links from these websites to your site and increase your SEO.
#2. Add Your Blog's RSS Feed To Digg
Digg has a great feature in which you can add your RSS feed to your Digg profile and automatically 'Digg' your blog posts as you create them, this can save you time, increase your readership from the popular social network and add links to your site.
#3. Comment On Blog's
By commenting wisely on well read blogs in your field of expertise you can not only add much needed high quality links to your website/blog but also boost your click thoughts if you showcase your knowledge on the given subject. Remember people will click through if they find your input valuable, and this can be a great way of really boosting your brand.
This was originally posted on www.ryanfmc.co.uk by 5or6 Managing Director Ryan McNamara, to view the whole post you can find it here.
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