Search Engines
Search Engine Results
Spark employs the best means of delivering qualified audiences obtaining
a low cost of acquisition to "pull" specific search engine
users to the Internet business of its clients.
Search engines are designed to provide
interested searchers with relevant and timely information at the touch
of a button, in the comfort of their own home or work environment. As
such, their algorithms use a complex set of criteria to review and grade
each page in ALL listed websites for relevancy. Search engines strive
to have the most up-to-date and relevant content, using the strongest
technology available to allow web marketers flexibility of design without
compromising their own ability to monitor against cheaters, "spammers",
and people looking to cut corners.
The resulting viewer audience, after
all this careful writing and qualifying of interests and results, is
vast numbers of consumers that are seeking (your) solutions to their
problems or buying requirements. If these searchers are not visiting
your website directly, rather they are being referred to your website
through referring sites, this is a strong indication that your offline
marketing campaign has not effectively reached them to date. (If it
had - they'd be entering directly). Conversely, if your visitors
are ALL coming directly then only your offline marketing is working
and your site is ill-equipped to draw relevant inquiries on it's own!
If your Internet business is listed
at the top of relevant search engine responses within your market, the
likelihood of the searcher clicking through to your website increases
significantly. A well-known industry statistic states that 90% of all
searchers only visit the top 30 results. If you are not entertaining
these searchers' inquiring about products or services in your market
currently then likely your competition is drawing them in and slowly
your market share's eroding.
Qualified Search
Engine Referred Visitors
The first sign of your business being a qualified provider of the solutions
a searcher seeks is a highly ranked listing for relevancy. Secondly,
when searchers view your website description, they are, in essence "double
qualifying" the site. First they have searched for terms associated
with your business and second they have selected your descriptor as
a possible solution to their inquiry.
As the searchers have posed the
question (or identified the need) themselves, they are indeed interested
in a solution NOW and will be the most receptive to your information.
These facts clearly demonstrate the superior value of a qualified search
engine referred visitor over virtually any other form of marketing campaign.
Review these characteristics of
search engines and search engine referred visitors carefully. Measure
the potential return on investment and consider the levels of customer
motivation and value offered. Conduct a comparison between these details
and those of your other online and offline marketing campaigns. Our
client experience has proven this Internet marketing strategy of drawing
search engine referred customers to an Internet business offers superior
value.