Thursday, March 12, 2015

Simple Ways to Protect Your Website from SEO Failure

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March 12, 2015

 

With every algorithm update, SEO becomes more complex. However that isn't to say that as a website owner, you don't have any control. There are certainly simple, straightforward ways to protect your website from any SEO related fallout. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but here's a high level list of ways to keep your website on the "good" list: 1) Hire a reputable SEO provider. Whether you are hiring an in house team member or outsourcing to an SEO agency, website owners need to understand that the industry isn't regulated.  

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The three main components of any inbound marketing campaign are SEO, social media, and content marketing. The goal of inbound marketing is to build your brand up so that you are everywhere your audience is when they need you. You aren't trying to break into their world the way traditional advertising does, but rather ensure that you have everything they are looking for when they start looking on their own accord and are more receptive to your messaging.  

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If you think that SEO is a way to "game the system", you're wrong. This perception is why the SEO industry as a whole has earned a bad reputation. Looking for search engine weaknesses to capitalize on in order to gain short term results is no longer what SEO is about. Unfortunately, too many website owners still have this mindset when it comes to SEO.
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There are many reasons that we advise clients to not get hung up on the keyword ranking report. After all, it's not the most accurate way to measure SEO success. Keyword rankings fluctuate on a day by day or even minute by minute basis and are based on factors that can't be controlled including search history and search location. However, is this to say that a keyword ranking report should be ignored entirely?  

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It's one thing to be "doing" content marketing. Nearly every business today can say they are "doing" content marketing to some extent. It's another thing to have a strategic content marketing plan and to be taking advantage of all of the resources and outlets available to you in order to maximize your content marketing efforts. A good content marketing plan is more than writing and posting blog posts when you can find the time.
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