#852 Google Does Not Buy From You
Google does not buy from you. People do! So start paying attention to the need of the people, most likely to buy your products.
Google does not buy from you. People do! So start paying attention to the need of the people, most likely to buy your products.
We’ve all been there, in a crowded room and you want to get someone’s attention. Sometimes you have to shout or raise your voice a little bit to get noticed.
Want to win search? Tell Google who you serve and how you help.
Google knows they will sell more ads if people find high quality information in search results. Which is why they want you to improve your content
The more information you give Google, the more likely they are to present your company in search results.
In this latest Google update, they have said they are going to put even more emphasis on the quality of content on your website.
The same tricks of retail marketing that I used to keep customers in my store, are useful in keeping people on your website.
Use Google trends to find out which key words have grown in popularity and in which markets there is more interest in that particular term.
Kyle Roof explains that Google doesn’t work the way you think it does.
Use the Rule of 26 to double the revenue coming from your website by focusing on just three objectives; web traffic, conversion rate and lifetime value of customers
I met Bryan Caplan at a conference almost eight years ago. Since then, we’ve had a chance to connect face to face a few times and via technology.
These days you don’t go to Google with keywords, you go to Google with questions.