How Search Engine Optimization works. (PART 1)

• March 7, 2016

  How Search Engine Optimization works. (PART 1)
  

  It’s challenging to be noticed on the Web. In the late 2000s any business without extremely dedicated plan to conduct Internet marketing was falling behind. Internet marketing can be a battlefield. There’s no official textbook or proper strategy to conquer Internet marketing. It’s up to observations and experience. And, the marketing and search engine optimization (SEO) professionals, to figure out what works and what doesn’t.

  Internet marketing’s most important procedure is Search Engine Optimization. It’s an element with joint approach to attract customers to different business through Internet. In other words, marketing the modern way!

  SEO is first only concern is to ensure that the website of a brand ranks higher in search engine results. Driving more traffic to the site and potentially more business is the core thing.

  Search engines are successful only if they allocate the best links to the web sites related to the user’s searching terms. We at ITCombine believe, that if your site has the best resource on the Web, it will benefit search engines to list the site high up on their search engine page. Here’s a Infographic to explain the whole process in detail.

  And, that’s where search engine optimization comes in, and we have professionals to do the work. We know the techniques to let search engines find your site and make it to the top.

  Onsite Content Strategy.

  The promotion of websites in Google’s search results with lots of strong and quality content. Google makes it nearly impossible to get on top rank for any ambitious keyword if the website doesn’t have great content.

  Google differentiates high quality and low-quality content. It sees if quantity and quality of entering links to the page. It goes through grammar and spelling on the page, use of subheads, length of content and many more. While planning onsite content options we remember that only quality content adds lasting value.

  Examples of ways to do this include: Giving advice based on personal experience, giving it a personal touch. Also, publishing internal data that is difficult to get and isn’t available anywhere else.

  There are many other techniques to let search engines find your site and make it to the top, which is explained here: How Search Engine Optimization Works (PART 2)