Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Marketing is supposed to be an art; the art of reaching out to customers and striking a chord within them. It's more than just making them buy your products because you have to give them an experience that will allow them to trust your brand. Trust and loyalty go a very long way, and can translate into multiple purchases. However, it becomes a challenge to do just that when you're dealing with online marketing.

Typically, such sales relations are better built in person, like whenever a salesman pitches their products to a customer while they're in the department store. Obviously, Internet marketing doesn't have that personal advantage. Instead, the marketer has to focus on building an online experience that delivers everything a customer could hope for, and more. This is where search engine optimization comes into the picture.


Search engine optimization, or SEO for short, is a process of optimizing a website and turning it into a unique experience for the customer. It involves updating the content of the site, modifying its features and design, and linking the site to other content online in order to boost its online presence. Through this, SEO aims to boost the site's ranking in search engines, so that customers can easily access the site. Think of SEO as the online equivalent of a salesman who's more than willing to approach and attend to any inquiries that customers may have.

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