SEO is the:
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long-term,
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active practice (art & science)
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of enhancing your relevance (find-ability & credibility)
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on the Internet / Web
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for those unique values (keywords) that you want to be known & found for.
Video of SEO Defined in 68 Seconds:
SEO is Long-term, Active practice:
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It is not a one and done
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It can take time to get ranked depending on how competitive your search space is
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It needs to be kept fresh so that you are not yesterday’s news
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It needs to be defended & enhanced, the web is evolving and fluid and your competition will act!
Enhancing your Relevance:
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Two parts, People and Spiders
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Spiders:
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Search Engines, in part, think you are relevant based on what other web sites say about you.
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Your page construction is also vital! How you do on-page SEO and your site architecture.
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People:
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You need great content to capture and hold the attention of people who land on your site once they arrive via a search you targeted.
Unique Value Proposition = Keywords:
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There are hundreds of keywords (search strings) that apply to your business (no matter what it is!)
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Keyword research on your USP and your competition is critical to conduct ongoing.
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Where to be found:
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You want to be found top of the first page of Organic Results!
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There are many other ways and places to be found, however, once you’ve focused on the basics we can move to advanced.
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