To keep your experience personal search engines have come to understand
content. Believe it or not through integration and monitoring of different
social media sites SE’s are finding ways to keep up.
For you to stay at the peak performance level you need to not just acknowledge
but totally embrace the idea of content as the new king of the internet.
1. Create a process to create:
Have a process in place before you start any content Search Engine Strategy.
Have all or as many as possible internal infrastructure in place from all key
players who will be impacted.
2. Get a Grasp on what you want
to say: What do you want to be saying to your customers and prospects? What
are their needs, wants and desires? Then with matched content using keywords in
your writing to address those issues, go for it.
3. Where should your content
reside: You need to be posting where your customers and prospects are. This could take some study of the social
media sites to know where you need to go.
4. Build your online
relationships: facebook, google+, linkedin, pinterest, merchantcircle,
storeboard, etc. work your 3F’s.
5. Optimize your content:
You need to make sure you are using solid content packed with key words and phrases.
You need to be thinking SEO tactics when you construct your content. Links,
embedded coding, back links to web site. If your content is addressing needs
your clients and prospects have you are right on track to have a winner.
Larson Notes & Satire: If you can share some of the personal you, but
remember to use the right words to push you up the search engine ladder. For social
media people love stories, but search engines could care less.
“We don’t sell lists, we find customers.”
Howard Larson
Larson & Associates
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