It’s possible that you may already know what the term “SEO” stands for: Search Engine Optimization.
And it’s even likely that you’ve met people that claim to know SEO.
But this much I can guarantee you — no one has given you one extremely useful and valuable tip regarding REAL SEO… until now.
SEO Marketing Tips Revealed?
The wild west of online marketing is an interesting place to live and work.
It is perhaps the last frontier left to “regular” people… sort of like armchair explorers staking claims online.
So what does this observation have to do with SEO?
Well, first a disclaimer of sorts.
Here are some keywords I’d like you to review:
- Free SEO tips
- Best SEO tips
- Top 10 SEO tips
Clearly the people have spoken.
But think about this for a minute… why would anyone who really knows SEO share their knowledge and secrets for FREE?
In other words, why would anyone who really knows what they are doing online (and I can also guarantee you that there are precious few of these people around) help you achieve online success?
To be honest, my biggest dilemma is figuring out what to share with you without giving my secrets away.
And please don’t get me wrong.
I’m not being mean-spirited.
Not in the least. The simple fact remains that 100% of my income is generated online, and 95% is driven by free traffic based on SEO techniques… most of which were created by me and me alone.
In the world of internet marketing there is a phrase which goes something like this: “a technique known is a technique blown.”
Okay, so enough about matters you don’t really care about.
How to Create Your SEO Footprint
I will show you what I mean by SEO footprint and how to create a larger one.
And believe it or not it is really a math problem, much like old algebra problems you probably saw in 9th or 10th grade. Here goes…
Which is better, to target a keyword that has a search volume of 4000 searches per month? Or to target 20 keywords that have 200 searches per month?
They both equal the same 4000 searches — and if you website is on page 1 for the first case (i.e. the search term that gets 4000 searches per month) you can probably count on 10% of that traffic (this can be optimized… but we’ll discuss that another time).
Okay, pencils down.
The answer is — you are better off targeting 20 keywords that each get 200 searches per month than 1 keyword for 4000.
And the reason is simple.
Though you can target a keyword that gets a good amount of search volume each month, so is everyone else. And in the end, all of your effort is only optimizing 1 keyword. That’s like saying your business is based on 1 ad, or 1 business card.
By targeting lower volume keywords, you are going to create more traffic to your site because:
- most people overlook these keywords
- it will take less effort (all things being equal) to get on page 1 for that keyword
- by targeting 20 keywords you are creating a larger footprint
Do you see how this makes sense?
In the end, the more keywords you can effectively target (and get on page 1 for) the more traffic your site will get. Next time I may share with you just HOW you can target these keywords effectively.
And yes, it’s more work than you think…
Perhaps You are Not Ready for Expert Guidance
Whether you have worked with another web marketing firm in the past, OR you have been working at improving your website by yourself, here’s what you can do right now…
Call us to schedule a no-strings-attached phone consultation.
That’s it.
Call 888-542-2936 Today!
After you leave a voice message I will personally follow up with you to schedule a mutually convenient time to discuss your web sales, goals, and long-term plans.
And if it makes sense for the both of us to pursue a working relationship, we’ll decide together.
We can help you with a wide range of services, such as web content writing services and article marketing services (to name a few).
The choice is yours…
