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Tuesday, February 3, 2015
How To Keep Visitors On Your Website
If you are running a website, regardless of whether you have this website in order to promote your small business, or in order to try to make money through search engine marketing, you will probably be putting a lot of emphasis on getting people to your site - using search engine optimization and other creative efforts in order to do so - but one thing you should also keep in mind is the fact that just because people show up on your site does not necessarily mean they will stay!
Design: Even though this makes very little sense when considering the fact that people did not come to your site for the design, but instead came because they input a search in a search engine and your site showed up, this is still the first thing most visitors will notice; the design of your site does not have to be perfect, but if you do a poor job with your design - to where it bothers visitors - they are likely to leave right away!
Relevance: As long as your design has not chased your visitors away immediately, the next thing they are likely to pay attention to is exactly how relevant the content is to the search they showed up because of; this means that it will be important for you to know what your primary keywords are on each page, as this will enable you to make sure your content will be relevant to the searches that bring people to you. Quality: And of course, a good design and relevant content will mean nothing if the content on your site is of a low level of quality - so make sure you focus on this final aspect of your site in order to keep people around, and to make money in the long run!
As you build your website, in addition to your efforts to bring traffic your way, make sure you are paying attention to these important elements, and soon you will discover that you are achieving the success you desire!
Design: Even though this makes very little sense when considering the fact that people did not come to your site for the design, but instead came because they input a search in a search engine and your site showed up, this is still the first thing most visitors will notice; the design of your site does not have to be perfect, but if you do a poor job with your design - to where it bothers visitors - they are likely to leave right away!
Relevance: As long as your design has not chased your visitors away immediately, the next thing they are likely to pay attention to is exactly how relevant the content is to the search they showed up because of; this means that it will be important for you to know what your primary keywords are on each page, as this will enable you to make sure your content will be relevant to the searches that bring people to you. Quality: And of course, a good design and relevant content will mean nothing if the content on your site is of a low level of quality - so make sure you focus on this final aspect of your site in order to keep people around, and to make money in the long run!
As you build your website, in addition to your efforts to bring traffic your way, make sure you are paying attention to these important elements, and soon you will discover that you are achieving the success you desire!
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Is Google Dying?
If you are just getting into search engine marketing, or if you have a small business that is fairly new, and you are just setting up your website, one thing you may hear from people is that you should focus on your online efforts on social media because "search" (or, because Google) is dying; this belief is still somewhat quiet, but because of the popularity of social media, this belief has been growing, and in order to understand the facts surrounding this belief, it will be helpful to look at some related statistics. One of the first things you should understand, when it comes to the question of whether or not search is dying, is the number of people who use search on a daily basis; while there are about 65 percent of Internet users who use social media (which is a very high number, to be sure), an average of 92 percent of Internet users use search engines - every single day! In addition to the absolutely huge number of people who use search every single day (which, of course, is a number that is so high it is unlikely to increase any more), the number of actual searches conducted on a daily basis continues to grow; last year, the average number of searches conducted each day was an incredible three billion - and this number continues to grow each year!
And if all these things do not do enough to strengthen your resolve in the fundamental importance of search engine optimization, and in the continuing strength of search, one final thing that is interesting to note is that Google's natural growth rate is 18 to 19 percent per year; this is the overall growth Google experiences even without changing anything, improving anything, or coming up with any new innovations - all of which, of course, are things that Google does each year! There is certainly plenty of merit to the idea that you should sink some of your focus into social media, as social media is very popular, but you should also realize that search is alive and well - and search engine optimization will be your best bet for online success!
And if all these things do not do enough to strengthen your resolve in the fundamental importance of search engine optimization, and in the continuing strength of search, one final thing that is interesting to note is that Google's natural growth rate is 18 to 19 percent per year; this is the overall growth Google experiences even without changing anything, improving anything, or coming up with any new innovations - all of which, of course, are things that Google does each year! There is certainly plenty of merit to the idea that you should sink some of your focus into social media, as social media is very popular, but you should also realize that search is alive and well - and search engine optimization will be your best bet for online success!
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Recognizing Good Hires During The Hiring Process
You might have heard horror stories of nightmare employees. In fact, you have probably come across a few nightmare employees of your own, especially if you are in charge of hiring employees. The reaction to nightmare employees can be to wonder, "How on earth did this person get to be this way?" But a better reaction would be the introspective one, asking, "Why on earth did I hire this person?" Of course, hiring is not just about avoiding the nightmare employee; it is also about hiring the employee who will become a prize of yours down the road. It is about finding those special employees who will benefit the company in a number of ways, employees who can be promoted again and again. What can you do to ensure that you hire such employees? The answer is actually very simple. The hiring process begins with the resume. While it might be easy at first to just interview everyone who applied, it will save you time and headaches in the long run if you cut out the applicants who are unqualified. Furthermore, take the time to call those applicants you are not quite sure about; a chat on the phone can go a long way in helping you decide, and it can save you time if they are not right, and it can be valuable if they end up becoming a great employee in the future. Finally, take the time to examine the attention the applicant gave their resume; an applicant with a sloppy resume is likely to become a sloppy employee. When you interview, make sure you focus on the applicant's intelligence and attitude. A smart person with a good attitude is far more likely to do a good job, even if their application reveals that they are less accomplished, than an applicant with a lot of accomplishments and a surly disposition. Finally, during the interview, let the interviewee ask some questions. In this way, you can gain a greater understanding of the ways in which this person's mind works, and you can get to know them better. Future "prize employees" are likely to be full of intelligent questions, and anyway, allowing them to ask questions helps you get to know them better. There is so much that goes into making a successful business run, but the hiring process is one of the most important aspects of all. After all, a successful business begins with employees, and for those in charge of hiring employees, it all begins with them.
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