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Explaining SEO, Role by Role (SEO for CEO, CTO, Web Designer, Web Developer, Sales Manager, Content Editor..)

To make a valuable impact, SEO has to be understood by more than just an organisation’s search marketers. This post suggests how to explain the concepts, and get buy-in, from different people within an organisation.

I’ve chosen some of the standard roles that you may find in a company or organisation with a web-presence and for each one have listed:

  • Their role: a description of their position within the company and their responsibilities.
  • Persuade them: once you’ve described SEO, this gives something extra to get them excited about the possibilities of SEO for them / their department, to help get them on side.
  • Ask them: I’ve tried to list one particular request you can make to people in each role to benefit the SEO process within your organisation.

In addition, you should remember to give back to each of these stakeholders. There’ll be some metric, data or graphs that will demonstrate to them the ongoing effect they are having on the project, how it has benefited the organisation as a whole, and (for bonus points) how their role has benefited from SEO success. Inspiring people in this way leads to their ongoing commitment, and a successful organisation full of motivated, happy people.

CEO

  • Their role: Responsible for the whole company; interested in the ‘big picture’ and needs to be able to justify decisions and costs to the board and shareholders.
  • Persuade them: SEO gives a competitive advantage in attracting visitors and customers. Though it requires an initial push of effort, and ongoing resource, the work will show a demonstrable ROI, they’ll be provided with regular figures for the board about the profit generated by SEO efforts.

Mobile Sites Are Better Than Mobile Apps: Let’s Talk

Mobile Sites Mobile App 300x279 Mobile Sites Are Better Than Mobile Apps: Let’s TalkLogically, they are the quite different in its functions. Moreover, if you understand it differently, then you will able to know their real identity. When you are thinking about mobile sites, then you will get to know about the latest technology and advancement in the mobile industry as well as you will able to know about the latest mobile phones which will hit in the market soon. Basically, the mobile sites provide the overall mobile market scenario whereas the mobile applications cater the feelings of the real time using of the mobile in our life. So, in this direction, you will get the benefits from them as well.

Information

If you like to deduct the difference between the mobile sites and the mobile applications, then you will get the vital information about these stuffs regarding its features and performance. Moreover, when you are a mobile user, then you have to get the real information about the products which you are going to use it. So, in this direction, you can approach the mobile sites where you will get to know all information about the latest mobile phones and its technology as well. So, it is very much important for you as a buyer to know about the product before you buy it. Whereas, the mobile applications will give you only the information about real time experience about the mobile technology. So, the mobile sites will have an edge over the mobile applications.

Real time exposure

Through the mobile sites, you will able to get the real time exposure to the real happening in the mobile world. Moreover, it will give you an overall picture of the current mobile market status. Even, the mobile sites will provide the real feedback about the latest mobile phones and the mobile technology as well. Moreover, you will have a greater chance to explore real time information about the mobile market according to your requirement as well. The mobile applications will give you a chance to explore the mobile technology in the real time, so you can get experience about it.

How Social Media Can Affect Your Site’s Rankings

social buttons How Social Media Can Affect Your Site’s RankingsThe world of Internet marketing can be a little fuzzy. Through the evolution of the Internet, mobile devices and marketing mediums, the rules and standards are constantly changing.

Social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest are booming, and many businesses have caught the wave and jumped on board, using these mediums effectively for their business.

With the evolution of Google’s ranking standards, these marketers seem to have hit the goldmine; social media can directly correspond to your site’s rankings and should no longer be ignored as an ‘optional’ marketing tool.

In 2010, Google was not interested in the reach social media business users had to their consumers for the purpose of Google rankings. Since, however, Google’s standards have evolved. Just like SEO and external and internal links are important to incorporate to your website, the number of followers and the quality of followers of your social media sites play a role in where you rank as well. Quality conversation and involvement with consumers through these platforms helps your rankings climb.

How does a business incorporate meaningful social media use for better Google rankings?

First, your business must determine which social media platforms make sense for creating connections between consumers and what the company has to offer. This can vary greatly based on the type of business and its company-client communication goals, pre-determined by the company.

Making Mobile Friendly Websites: Guidelines by Google

Mobile Friendly Websites

Making Mobile Friendly Website 234x300 Making Mobile Friendly Websites: Guidelines by GoogleToday, while going through the official Google webmaster central blog, I stopped at one post which was related to mobile technology and websites. We always think about making websites User, Search Engine and SEO friendly but now the time is there when we need to think more about making websites friendly for hand held communication devices like mobiles/Smartphones, Windows Phone 7, Blackberry devices, iPhones, and Android phones, and also tablets and eBook readers. etc..

I found that post very interesting and useful so thought to share that on my website, please find that as below:

We’ve noticed a rise in the number of questions from webmasters about how best to structure a website for mobile phones and how websites can best interact with Googlebot-Mobile. In this post we’ll explain the current situation and give you specific  recommendations you can implement now.