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Importance and Benefits of SEO

In the earlier blog we have discussed what is SEO or Search Engine Optimization and the process involved. Let's refer to the definition once more Search Engine Optimization is the process of ranking your website higher on search engines organically. This will generate relevant and organic traffic which will increase your brand awareness and lead generation.
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Why is search engine optimization required or necessary

These days building an attractive website is just not enough to generated targeted traffic. With every passing day online competition is increasing. To be discovered on search engine you will need SEO. Search engine optimization will boost the visibility of your website on search engines. This is achieved with the help of researching keywords and their synonyms that are best suited for your business niche.

SEO may seem like an easy process but it is not. You will need an SEO expert or a consultant to help you with the process. These experts or consultants have a good knowledge about the search engine algorithms which are updated on regular basis. They also have a vast experience in creating online strategies that are uniquely tailored as per the requirements of your business.
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Steps involved in the SEO process-

  • Finding keywords and synonyms best fitted for your business
  • Creating unique and descriptive content. This is one of the most important part. A well written content will gain attention and is loved by search engine bots.
  • Working on On page optimization factor such as title, heading tags, url and image optimization, sitemap etc.
  • Off page optimization elements like link building, article submissions, press releases etc.
  • Question and answer postings in forums and discussing on related topics on social platforms.
  • Creating blog posts and then distributing them online successfully.
Search engine optimization is an important technique used by many entrepreneurs and established businesses to get an edge over the competition.
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Benefits of Search Engine Optimization

  1. Increasing visibility of your business or website.
  2. Getting an advantage over your competition by ranking on SERPS ( Seach Engine Result Pages)
  3. Increase in relevant and organic traffic which can be converted to sales .
  4.  Boosting brand awareness.
SEO is not a one time process, it is a long term investment. 

All of the above benefits can be achieved by using White Hat SEO practices which are legal and approved by major search engines.
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  1. AnonymousMay 18, 2018 at 6:03 AM

    You're definitely right that SEO is not a 1 time thing, but an ongoing process that is always evolving!

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  2. UnknownMay 18, 2018 at 12:28 PM

    Thank you for posting this! I have been struggling with SEO and this was easy to understand and I plan to work on this for my blog over the next week!

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  3. AnonymousMay 18, 2018 at 1:28 PM

    Muito bom, para divulgarmos nossos negócios.

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