Search Engine Optimization is the art and science of getting your website to the top of the organic results on Google® and all other search engines. When people type keywords related to your business into Google®, Yahoo®, Bing®, or any other search engine, you want to be at the top of the results list. You need to be at the top of the results list if you want to generate massive online revenue! So, how do you get to the top of Google®? Well, there are two ways!
The first way to get to the top is to pay the search engines for their sponsored listing service. For Google® , this is called their Google® Adwords Program. When paying for a sponsored listing, you will pay Google® for every click that you get on you site. That's why this strategy is often referred to as PPC or Pay-Per-Click. The main advantages of this strategy are that it is somewhat easy to set up and it generates immediate results. The disadvantages are that it can be extremely costly and the sponsored section of Google® only gets about 20% of the total clicks. So what is option number two?
Option number 2 is getting placed on top of the Organic results. The Organic results get about 80% of the total clicks on Google® and you don't have to pay Google® a penny to be there. But if you don't pay Google®, how do you get there? Well, that's where search engine optimization comes in. By making critical adjustments to your website and increasing your online presence, you can be determined by Google® as the most relevant result for heavily searched keywords. If you are determined to be one of the top 10 most relevant results, you will be placed on the first page of Google® for that search term at zero cost to you. Please give us a call if you would like to know more about using this strategy to dramatically boost your online revenue.
Statistics
There are 31 billion searches on Google every month.
In 2006, this number was 2.7 billion
How big is the Internet's surfing world?
Google's® index now stands at over 1 trillion pages.
What are your average surfing habits according to Nielsen NetRatings?
Each month you usually visit 59 domains, view 1,050 pages allocating 45 seconds for each page and spend about 25 hours doing all this net activity! Each surfing session lasts 51 minutes.
As of 2008
215 million online in the U.S. (71.4% of U.S. population)
1.4 billion online worldwide (21.9% of world population)
There are over 200 million registered users on MySpace. If MySpace were a country, it would be the 5th-largest in the world.
Number of internet devices in 1984 - 1,000
Number of internet devices in 1992 - 1,000,000
Number of internet devices in 2008 - 1,000,000,000
The first way to get to the top is to pay the search engines for their sponsored listing service. For Google® , this is called their Google® Adwords Program. When paying for a sponsored listing, you will pay Google® for every click that you get on you site. That's why this strategy is often referred to as PPC or Pay-Per-Click. The main advantages of this strategy are that it is somewhat easy to set up and it generates immediate results. The disadvantages are that it can be extremely costly and the sponsored section of Google® only gets about 20% of the total clicks. So what is option number two?
Option number 2 is getting placed on top of the Organic results. The Organic results get about 80% of the total clicks on Google® and you don't have to pay Google® a penny to be there. But if you don't pay Google®, how do you get there? Well, that's where search engine optimization comes in. By making critical adjustments to your website and increasing your online presence, you can be determined by Google® as the most relevant result for heavily searched keywords. If you are determined to be one of the top 10 most relevant results, you will be placed on the first page of Google® for that search term at zero cost to you. Please give us a call if you would like to know more about using this strategy to dramatically boost your online revenue.
Statistics
There are 31 billion searches on Google every month.
In 2006, this number was 2.7 billion
How big is the Internet's surfing world?
Google's® index now stands at over 1 trillion pages.
What are your average surfing habits according to Nielsen NetRatings?
Each month you usually visit 59 domains, view 1,050 pages allocating 45 seconds for each page and spend about 25 hours doing all this net activity! Each surfing session lasts 51 minutes.
As of 2008
215 million online in the U.S. (71.4% of U.S. population)
1.4 billion online worldwide (21.9% of world population)
There are over 200 million registered users on MySpace. If MySpace were a country, it would be the 5th-largest in the world.
Number of internet devices in 1984 - 1,000
Number of internet devices in 1992 - 1,000,000
Number of internet devices in 2008 - 1,000,000,000