May I ask you something? Do you know what people type into Google when looking for a product or service like yours? These are referred to as 'keyword phrases', more specifically 'buyer keyword phrases' and they are the cornerstone of local search engine marketing. If you answered no, that's ok, but ask yourself…if you don't know what those keywords are to begin with, how can you expect to even begin to position your website so that it comes up in the #1 spot when people search Google for them? If you answered yes, wonderful, but ask yourself this, what position does your website come up as when you punch that keyword phrase into Google? As you can see from the statistics listed on this page right here, unless you are #1, you are missing out on the vast majority of potential customers and therefor sales. This is where an expert SEO Website Analysis comes in.
- Discover exactly what 'buyer keywords' people are actually typing in to Google to find products and services like yours
- Learn how many searches per month these buyer keywords are getting
- See where your website currently 'ranks' in Google when people search for these various phrases
- Determine the ease or difficulty of promoting your website to the #1 spot and keeping it there which tells you how light or heavy the investment would be to make it happen.
- Check to see if your site has been hacked into by spammers, this happens more often than you might think, most people never realize it, and it will absolutely kill your rankings in Google.
- Examination of your site structure, is it optimized for the search engines or is it hurting your rankings?
If you've been wandering around the internet, not having any idea how to put your website in front of the hoards of people searching for your products or services, take action today and simply fill out and submit the below absolutely Free Online Marketing Blueprint Questionnaire. This will answer all of the above questions and more and get you on the road to the ideal local search engine marketing plan for your business. Speak soon, Justin
