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Leveraging Mobile SEO for Increased ROI
- 1. SEO & MOBILE LEVERAGE THE GROWING DOMINACE OF MOBILE SEARCH TO INCREASE ROI FOR YOUR SEO CAMPAIGN Mathew Herrick December 22, 2011
- 2. Leveraging Mobile for SEO Complementing Web SEO To Increase ROI: • Anticipate mobile’s growing dominance in search • Understand unique mobile search behaviors • Optimize your existing campaign for mobile • Mobile SEO= Local & Social • Empower your executive team with ROI metrics
- 3. Mobile Search: Past vs. The Future THE PAST: Way back in 2009… Type Of Device Used To Conduct Search 12% MOBILE PC/MAC 88%
- 4. Mobile Search: Past vs. The Future MOBILE SEARCH WILL OVERTAKE Traditional Search By 2014 —Source: Google Type Of Device Used To Conduct Search: 2014 Projections 40% MOBILE PC/MAC 60%
- 5. Mobile Search Behavior Is Different Dimension MOBILE Web TRADITIONAL Web Mobile Search Engine Challenges Keywords Few Characters Many/Descriptive Relevant Content Based On Sketchy User Input Locations (And Critical Not So Critical Relevant Content To Categories) A User’s Immediate Location/Need Devices/ Browsers Many, Varied Standardized Present Content In Standardization Way To Insure Good User Experience, Regardless of Device/Browser Mobile Site Content Poor Generally Good Deliver Quality User Standardization Experience From Poorly Formatted Raw Site Source Material Content Formats Mobile-Specific Generic Use Device Info To Improve Results
- 6. Optimize Your SEO Campaign For Mobile • Use your existing 1 campaigns– No need to rebuild • Adapt for mobile by 2 mining your user data eg,.What % of your users are mobile, what pages do they go to?) • Optimize the pages 3 that matter for mobile Source—seomoz.com
- 7. What Matters The Most In Mobile SEO? 2 Things: #1 MOBILE= LOCAL • 95% of mobile search is local—Source: Google • Example: ―Best Burgers San Jose‖ • Example: ―Parking Moscone Center‖ Optimize these first for LOCAL • Contact info • Phone numbers • Directions Then… Utilize 3rd party apps • Yelp • Google Maps
- 8. What Matters The Most In Mobile SEO? 2 Things #2: MOBILE= SOCIAL • Most Popular Search Term on Mobile? Use social media to: • Share content to increase referral visits • Increase your PageRank through facebook ―likes,‖ tweets
- 9. SEO Campaign Now Optimized for Mobile… Show Metrics and ROI To Executive Team • With Bright Edge's comprehensive reporting, you get: A platform that unifies all your SEO reporting • Bright Edge delivers to you in one place all your SEO metrics such as rankings, backlinks, indexing coverage, as well as traffic and conversion metrics, for multiple search engines. • Executive and detailed reporting • Bright Edge makes it easy to get high-level SEO performance reports for executive visibility as well as in-depth reports for SEO managers or analysts for detailed analysis. • Competitive, trends, and snapshot reports • Bright Edge's flexible reporting allows you understand your performance from any angle that you choose - compared to your competition, over time, or on a given day, week, or month.
- 10. Mobile search will soon dominate the maket… Be Prepared: • Understand the smartphone revolution • Anticipate mobile search trends • Optimize your SEO campaign for a wide variety of smartphones • Think local and social • Show your executive team the value of mobile SEO and ROI
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