Business owners and marketing specialists in SEO Melbourne and beyond, utilize SEO market strategy to find out where they
sit online, in relation to the other companies in their field of operation. SEO
or Search Engine Optimization determines whether your website lives or dies
according to Google. Google almost completely governs the web space; next to
other search engines Google has the market monopoly.As a result of this, Google realized that they needed to encourage businesses to continue to engage with
the company and thus the development of Google analytic, adwords and Webmaster
tools.
So what is Google Analytic?
It provides digital analytic for anyone with a web presence, large or small. Below
are the reasons Google provides for why we should be using their analytic.
Executives can learn:
- Which
marketing initiatives are most effective
- Accurate
website traffic patterns/trends
- Which
customer and customer segments are most valuable
Marketing Professionals can learn:
- Where
users come from and what do they do on the site
- How can
the website convert more users into customers
- Which
keywords resonate with prospects and lead to conversions
- Which
online ad or creative is the most effective
Content Developers can learn:
- Where
people leave the site
- Which
pages retain users the longest
- What
search terms people use to find the site
Google provides us with a contrast between sociology-technical formations, one represented by transnational corporations and
the other by local social actors geographically dispersed but increasingly
engaged in the global sphere (Sassen, 2012: 455). What this means for us as
users of Google is that the “traditional understandings of… those with power
can, and those without power cannot, go global” is flawed (Season, 2012: 456).
What Google has done for the small advertiser is bump up their ability to
engage with a larger audience. SEO tactics actually privilege the local over
the global. An article from the Australian edition of The Guardian on 8 July
2014, describes what happens when small businesses exploit the basic principles
of SEO. Natalie Lines writes, “If you're in
the mobile phone space or travel, you'll be fighting a losing battle unless
you've got a sizeable budget to spend. However, if you're offering a niche
product or a service in a defined geographical area, you stand a pretty good
chance of at least getting to page one.”
This is a rather considerate approach to
understanding the workings of SEO and why it is so important. For a more basic
understanding, much of SEO is really just common sense. If you publish your
details and remain consistent with your business’s name, address and phone
number, users are going to find it easier to navigate to your site not once but
on multiple occasions. It goes without saying that you need a local phone
number. Make sure you choose an appropriate category(s)for your business and
create separate webpages for each location you want to target, while ensuring
they are segregated by category, product or service.
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