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The Importance of Search Engine Strategies


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Jason Olson
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The Importance of Search Engine Strategies

By Jason Olson - Ultimate Web Designing 07/09/02



Some people call it search engine optimization (SEO), some

call it search engine marketing (SEM), some call it search

engine strategies (SES). Regardless what you call it, it is

one of the most cost-effective and targeted means of marketing.



According to a report from Jupiter Media Metrix in September

2001, consumers find products online by:

*28% … typing a product name into a search engine.

*23% … going straight to the URL.

*9% … typing a brand name into a search engine.

*5% … typing a company name into a search engine.

*5% … going to a search engine shopping channel.



With these percentages, wouldn’t it be beneficial to know how

search engines work and better yet, how they can work for you?



It is said that 85% of Internet users use search engines to find

what they’re looking for. The traffic search engines bring to

your site is comprised of individuals who are aggressively

seeking web sites that contain what your site contains. Which

means…they want to see your marketing message.



Repetition is the key to making an advertising campaign

successful. Every potential client is not going to hear your

radio ad the first time it is aired. Therefore you may need to

run it 10 times just to get a number of listeners to catch it. It

is said that the average consumer needs to be exposed seven

times to your product or service before it registers in their brain

that your operation exists. They also might need to hear it

another 10 times to realize that it MIGHT be something they

could use someday.



How many times would your ad need to run before a portion

of the market knows they could use your service? 70? 100?

700? Who knows, but it’s not something that you can just run

once and test the results.



How much is a radio advertising campaign? It varies. But,

for a spot to play 70 or 100 times, it’s expensive. 700…now

that’s buku bucks!!! This is coming from someone who has

sold, written, and produced radio ads.



Search engine strategy campaigns can range from hundreds

of thousands of dollars for the big companies to FREE for

any size company. The small business can perform its own

campaign, submit to the search engines, receive visitors who

are CURRENTLY interested in what they offer, test the results, and

make the necessary changes to improve its rankings in the

search engines.



Although search engine marketing can be done in-house, it

must be done right or it’s a waste of time. Many businesses

perform their own search engine marketing but it’s done as

an employee’s side job and they don’t have the time, nor

knowledge, to make the site rank well. Search engine

marketing requires someone to be up-to-date on the changes

search engines make in their rankings, submission guidelines,

and fees. To make a campaign work, you must know the

fundamentals of how to use meta tags, keywords, titles,

descriptions, and how and when to submit to the search

engines…and which ones.



A search engine strategy campaign is too valuable of a marketing

tool to not take seriously. Of course, if you don’t have the time,

nor resources, to perform a solid search engine marketing

campaign, there are companies like Ultimate Web Designing

that can perform these tasks for you.



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Jason Olson <a href="mailto:jasonultimatewebdesigning.com">(mailto:jasonultimatewebdesigning.com)</a> is the owner

of Ultimate Web Designing <a href="http://www.ultimatewebdesigning.com">(http://www.ultimatewebdesigning.com)</a>

which offers web designing, web hosting, search engine strategies,

and search engine submission.










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