Posts tagged website
Basic SEO Marketing Explained
Dec 14th
You might have a general understanding of what SEO marketing is, but do you know why it is important, or how it benefits a business? Basic SEO marketing attempts to learn the words and phrases that internet users are searching for, in order to use this information to get their products to the people who seek them.
Some may say that this is manipulative, but wouldn’t you want the best websites that suite your need, rather than riff-raff? Even Google agrees that SEO marketing is good.
But what check are in place to prevent keyword stuffing, where website creators fluff their content up with repetitive, overuse of their keywords?
Luckily, search engines, like Google, Bing, and Yahoo!, have complicated algorithms that account for other factors beyond keyword usage. They actually observe keyword percentages, to ensure that the phrase is not being stuffed in places it doesn’t belong in order to gain ranking. In addition, they have a fair understanding of grammar and vocabulary, so they can judge what is well-written English and what is gibberish filled with keywords.
Another safeguard is bounce rate, which track how long a web searcher stays on a website. If a website receives too many short visits, or “bounces,” More >
Website Health Check for the Holidays
Dec 9th
The holidays are upon us and online retail sales in 2008 have surpassed 2007 numbers. Meaning, although times are tough and we are in an official recession, people are looking for those great deals ONLINE. What a better way to get people involved in your business then to have an online version of your store?
Trimark Advertising is offering a free “website wellness check-up” for all of our clients, offering advice and pointers for you in order for your business to make a bigger footprint on the web. In this article we will be covering some do-it yourself tips and tricks and once you have tried them and think you might need more help, give us a call.
How to Prep for a Check-Up
1. What am I using this website for? This is the first question you should be asking before you start your check-up. Is your website purely for information purpose, or is your site for selling product or service? If there is an opportunity for you to sell products over the net, it will expand your reach beyond your storefront, with far less overhead cost. If your website is for informational purpose, make sure that it portrays the information in a light that reflects your store front More >