Audio feed[audio:http://www.polepositionmarketing.com/emp/blog-audio/soe-site-review2.mp3]
Whether you are putting together a proposal for a client or assessing your own needs, you need to be able to accurately predict how much time, energy and effort will be necessary to build a successful SEO campaign. Of course, in order to predict the time involvement, you need to first know the strengths and weaknesses of the website, which will then help you determine what will need to be done to accomplish your goals and make the site a viable competitor.
Last week, I went over several areas that need to be considered and analyzed in order to accurately put together a framework for a workable SEO campaign. I’ll finish that list today before moving on to part three, where we’ll discuss the goals of the campaign – another vital aspect.
Click here to continue reading at Search Engine Guide…
Let the Pole Position Marketing team help you velocitize your web marketing, expand your online presence and grow your business through SEO, PPC, social media, as well as consulting, speaking and/or in-house training. Contact our pit crew at 866-685-3374.
Stoney deGeyter leads an exceptional crew of web marketers who work overtime to make him look good. He's a prolific writer on all things web marketing and has published a few ebooks, tutorials and tools that help make online marketing (look) easier. He's also a very friendly guy who loves to help others velocitize their web marketing. In his free time Stoney get's involved in community services and ministries, enjoys his friends and loves on his kids. Read Stoney's full bio.
Follow Stoney:
- How to Uncover the Fundamental Information Necessary To Plan A Strategically Successful SEO Campaign, Part I
- One Successful Link Bait Campaign and Now He’s Mr. Big Shot
- Effective Keyword Targeting is the Foundation for a Successful Optimization Campaign
- SES:SJ – Successful Site Architecture
- FireFox As Part of Your Ad Campaign?
