Search Engine Optimization
It's the act of altering a web site so that it does well in organic, crawler-based listings of search engines. USA SEO Pros will help you with the process of choosing targeted keyword phrases related to your site, and ensure that it places well when those keyword phrases are part of a web search. It is our goal to drive traffic to your website so you get more business!
Why is Search Engine Optimization important to our business?
What good is having a web site if it is not being seen?
90% of Internet buyers are turning to search engines to find the products they want. Google alone conducts over 150 million searches a day.
In fact, recent studies show that purchasers are about 12 times more likely to buy your products or services after finding your site through a search engine than all other traditional advertising methods combined (including trade shows, print ads, direct mail, radio, and even television)... at a fraction of the cost!
Why? Simply put, when a consumer finds you through a search engine they are ready to buy. With traditional forms of media, you are broadcasting a message hoping to reach the right consumer at the right time.
Getting Started
Keyword Suggestion
Not sure what keyword to use? Use this tool to find the best keyword for you.
Position Check
Are you listed in the major search engines? Find out here and find your placement.
Website Validation
Does your website meet current web standards? Find out here if search engines think you're up to date!
Link Popularity
How many people do you have linking to your site? This tool will search the web and count it for you.
Companies
- Amazon.com Inc. reported its best holiday season ever, reflecting a comScore Networks study that estimated holiday online retail spending at $24.6 billion, up 26 percent from $19.6 billion the previous year.
- ComScore found that 12 days during the November-December holiday season surpassed $600 million in spending, while only six days in 2005 hit $500 million.
- "What was different this year was the acceleration of late-in-the-season sales," said Gian Fulgoni, chairman of comScore, Reston, VA. "Consumers are comfortable with retailers to get the packages to the mail, which is a positive sign that the channel has really matured."
- Wednesday, Dec. 13, was the heaviest online sales day of 2006 at $667 million, followed by $661 million on Dec. 11. Cyber Monday, Nov. 27, was the 12th-heaviest online sales day.
- Spending in the first three weeks of the season rose 23 percent from 2005 levels. Weeks 4-6, which saw the greatest share of holiday e-commerce spending, were consistent with the 26 percent growth of the season as a whole.
- A spending surge occurred in the final three weeks of the season, weeks 7-9, as procrastinators came out in force, driving a 31 percent increase versus 2005. The week leading up to Christmas saw the biggest surge, up 45 percent from a year ago.
- Amazon.com found this to be true, as Dec. 11 was its busiest day, with customer orders exceeding 4 million items. Amazon spokesman Craig Berman said extended shipping deadlines and good deals helped boost sales.