There are many social media choices a small business can
choose to build their brand, but probably the smartest mobile move is to build
out your mobile website on the internet. Google Mobile Analytic s is an important
app to track the traffic that lands on your page. So the big question is what
does this data mean to me? The app has a variety of advanced traffic tools to analyze
where the sources of internet traffic
is coming from, but the 5 basic key points are as follows:
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Organic (browser key words)
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Email (Constant Contact)
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Referral (links from blog sites)
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CPC (paid advertising)
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Direct (www. URL)
This data can be broken down into a chart to see just how
effective your key words are in drawing relevant traffic to your web site.
Think of it as the storyboard of your business (content) as seen through the rear
view mirror of your marketing journey. The end goal provides statistical data and
ideas for future campaigns and subtle key word improvements. But does it have
to stop there? Absolutely not, in fact once you have gone live with your mobile
friendly website you can take the key words that are searched and develop this
content into a conversation:
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Social media (amplifies reach, which signals
search engines)
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Content (searches & locates quality blog content)
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Links (creditability from other professionals)
In the online article by Jason Demers, he talks about how
powerful these bullet points are and in his opinion—absolutely necessary. A flow
of quality content helps maintain relevance in the in the market place today.
Relying on static SEO work alone is just not enough for search engines to rank
you well, you need a strategy—you need to start thinking dynamically. It’s time
to start building relationships.
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