I create two different but complementary kinds of search campaigns for businesses:

Paid Search Advertising, and
Technical Search Engine Optimization

Why Google Search?

Because marketing, stripped down to the bare bones, involves 3 phases: attraction, engagement and conversion...

...and Search does the heavy lifting in the attraction phase.

Web pages then come into play for engagement and conversion.

But absent an effective Search component, web pages don't get the opportunity to engage and connect.

Because nobody sees them.

Search ads and SEO are the most effective and lowest-cost strategies for bringing prequalified prospects to your web pages where they can then be engaged and converted, making you sales.

And Google is the world’s most visited website, visited more than 62 billion times last year - also the world’s dominant search engine, dwarfing Bing, Yahoo!, Baidu (except in China, where Google is banned), Yandex and all others.

Some Google Search facts:

68% of all website traffic comes from either organic or paid search, vastly exceeding that from display advertising and social media; and in the US, more than 94% of that search traffic comes from Google.

Google processes more than 3.5 billion searches every day, and this figure is growing at around 10% per year.

Sites on the first page of Google returns from a search query get 93% of the traffic for that query.

The first 3 positions for non-branded, organic search terms get more than half total clickthroughs from Google, the #1 return gets 33%.

79% of Google searches lead to a click on only one of the returns presented. (Seldom will you get a second chance.)

The elapsed time in an average Google search session - from making the initial query to the last click away from Google search returns - is less than one minute, in which your ad or search-return snippet must grab that user.

Google is #1 in mobile searches: nearly 2 out of 3 US organic searches are done from mobile phones, and 96% of those searches are done on Google because of Google’s mobile first indexing policy and focus on the importance of mobile user experience factors for SEO.

35% of desktop searches and 65% of mobile searches end in a zero-click result: Google answers the user’s question directly in an answer box or other form of Rich Results appearing above organic listings.

Why Google Ads?

Sponsored search with Google Ads places your ads on Google’s search-return pages, and on those of other Google partner search engines and directories, as well as (optionally) on relevant pages of Google partner content sites with high traffic. You pay nothing for search ad impressions (views); only for visits to your website that occur when someone clicks through from your Google Ad to a landing page on your site. I’ll cap your daily click charges at any level you want through Google’s budgeting mechanism, help you select the most relevant keywords, create your ad groups and ads, and provide ongoing bid-management and campaign adjustment services, to maximize results for your budget.

Learn more about how Google Ads can help your business...

Why Technical SEO?

In getting unpaid traffic from search engines, it’s not how many search engines you can get to index your site that counts - it’s how highly your site is ranked in Google for the keywords that your most valuable potential customers are using in their searches. Because Google dominates organic search, if your site doesn’t rank well on Google on the most important keywords commonly used to describe your brand or what you’re selling, it’s unlikely that anyone is ever going to access your site via organic search.

Learn more about how Technical SEO can help your business...

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