Using Google’s Free Tools to Find New Customers

Improve Your Search Engine Rankings and Get New Customers!!

Here is a two-part video explaining how to use Google’s Free Tools to improve a website’s Search Engine Rankings with the goal of getting new customers. It covers a basic overview of Google’s Keyword Tool and Google’s Places listings.

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The Videos Promised Two URL’s – Here they Are

Google’s Keyword Tool
Google Places Page

Are you interested in having this for your business but don’t have the time or the inclination to do it yourself?

You may have been bombarded with offers with some outrageous promises. Well I won’t guarantee to get you on page one – nobody can do that because nobody controls Google. On October 27, 2010 Google completely revised the presentation of Local Search results completely changing the rankings. The websites that remained at the top have several factors in common. I know those factors and could do that for your business. SEO is a crazy, challenging, rapidly changing task that I would love to do for your business.

I can do all the technical, geeky things that have been proven to work. I would like to tell you about a package I am offering called the Might-Be-Just-Enough package. This includes:

• an initial interview with you to determine your goals for internet traffic and identify your ideal customer
• keyword research to identify the best search phrases to achieve these goals
• optimized your website for those keywords
• claim and optimize your Google Places listings
• identifying what your competition is doing to get ranked
• adding just enough juice to get your listing rising in the search engine rankings.
• reporting the results back to you biweekly for the next three months.

This package is enough to get you moving in the search engine rankings and just might be enough to get you to the first page. I would recommend doing this and then watching your rankings for three months. Once your website stops rising in the rankings, then we can decide what needs to be done next.