Going After Targeted Web Site, Part I
Posted in: Increase Web Site Traffic, Search Engine Optimization, Targeted Web Site Traffic, By: Dara Derion, At: October 9th, 2008
What is the difference between a mediocre advertisement and a great advertisement? There are many factors that identify a great ad but the foundation of all of it is the knowledge of who you are ultimately addressing. Knowing your audience – what they respond to, what their purchasing trends are, what they will go out of their way to find – all help those in the advertising business in crafting an ad that will not just simply hang in the wind but will have impact in addressing a particular demographic.
The very same method can work for web sites that want to increase web site traffic. Sure, you can put in place all the search engine optimization methods that have been recommended – working to include such things as content that includes specially chosen keywords, including links to other highly ranked web sites – but if you are not speaking to your audience in all that you do, your advertising – in this case, your search engine optimization efforts – fall on deaf ears.
SEO should address a multitude of issues. Sure, it should ensure that prospective visitors are able to find your site and do so because your web site is in the top tier of the search engine results. But anything that you do toward SEO should also ensure that those who find your site are interested in what you have to offer. Good search engine optimization, in other words, should ultimately bring you customers – not just visitors.
In the next post, we’ll explore some of the ways in which good search engine optimization can bring you targeted web site traffic.







