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Search engine optimisation and marketing specialists Developed search engine friendly newsfeed Traffic to our web site doubled The penny dropped Just as many people want news as services Your web site is your voice online as well as your shop Search is the key to making yourself heard Visibility = Audibility: Visibility = Audibility Search engine users associate the top positions with the leading brands So what does your visibility say about you? Can you be found for your name, brands, products, straplines or associated issues? If you can’t, who can? Bloggers? Competitors? News sites? The wrong visibility can seriously damage your credibility ‘But we are Cartier!”Search is the solution: Search is the solution Optimising for products, services and brands Optimising for relevant issues, events and offline marketing campaigns Using paid-for and natural listings more strategically Making your site visitor, as well as search engine friendly Disseminate news and information online as well as offline Ensure that ‘brand supporters’ have better search engine visibility than ‘brand detractors’What do they want?: What do they want? Keyword research: a wealth of intelligence What people want to know, not what you want to tell them Measure awareness and demand Segment and profile your audience Monitor trends and market dynamics Spot new opportunities Assess the competition Develop more effective creative campaignsFor example:: For example: 610427 mobile phone 31835 mobile phone deal 24887 free mobile phone 23906 contract mobile phone 23075 nokia mobile phone 18271 mobile phone offer 17814 mobile phone shop 16369 orange mobile phone 15694 new mobile phone 11795 samsung mobile phone 8431 mobile phone insurancePutting search to work: Putting search to work Making your site search engine friendly Using the paid-for listings to get your message across quickly Integrating with offline marketing activity Giving your site the content that people are looking for Tracking visitor behaviour Making your press releases search engine friendly and distributing them online Implementing and syndicating a newsfeed Creating and optimising a corporate blog Monitoring negative publicity or unauthorised use of brands or trademarksSearch engine friendliness: Search engine friendliness To make sure people can find you when they look It means re-engineering your site’s code and content Or building a campaign or issue-specific micro-site Traffic is free but results can take months Clickthrough rates are higher, but you have less control So SEO is best for a long term visibility strategyOptimising for issues: Optimising for issues Nobody buys a can of baked beans online But 50% of all searches are non-commercial You can provide advice, information and ideas Build rapport with your online audience Add data to your CRM knowledge base And sell more baked beans For example:: For example: 10348 healthy eating 1453 healthy eating recipe 1148 healthy eating for child 824 healthy eating plan 726 healthy eating for kid 645 healthy eating diet 459 healthy eating tip 385 healthy eating food 295 healthy eating adviceSpeculative optimisation: Speculative optimisation Optimising for events that haven’t happened yet For example: ‘Madonna and Guy divorce’ Not many people will be looking yet Add ‘happy’, search engine friendly content If rumours start, searches will increase The official site will have better visibility than gossip sites And better control over Madonna’s PRTactical Pay Per Click: Tactical Pay Per Click A sudden event, unexpected crisis or time-sensitive promotion Pay per click gives you flexibility and immediate visibility To get your message or your side of the story across In the very place that people are looking… The search enginesOffline integration: Offline integration Just as your web site is a key channel for your business Your online PR activity is a vital part of your marketing Optimise your site for campaign-specific content And generic search terms To streamline the fulfilment path And boost response rates Either via the organic or paid-for listingsVisitor-friendly content: Visitor-friendly content Give people the content they’re looking for First, find out what your target audience is looking for Next, make sure your site gives it to them Navigation – menu structure Content – product information, FAQs, glossary, About Us, Search engine friendly Press Office Can protect confidential content For example:: For example: 5988 bp 326 bp share price 310 bp business ethics 310 bp petrol station 298 bp route planner 293 bp share 278 bp amoco 246 bp garage 237 bp route finderSearch friendly news: Search friendly news First, find out what kind of news your audience wants Next, establish who would publish or distribute your news Make your press releases search engine friendly Implement a newsfeed on your site Subscribe, syndicate and submit to maximise exposure Track the resulting visibility and traffic Email newsletters: Email newsletters A quick and easy way to build rapport and gather data Take your news content (i.e. newsfeed) Create a newsletter template Flow the news into the template Email to your database Track the most popular stories Reoptimise your editorial Get into blogging: Get into blogging Almost any search delivers at least one blog Bloggers enjoy enormous power and visibility Companies are changing their policies Setting up your own blog couldn’t be easier But managing it isn’t quite so simple Make it credible Make it content rich and spiderable Protect against spamming Supporters/detractors: Supporters/detractors Offline equity doesn’t equal online visibility Offline PR doesn’t guarantee online mindshare Monitor what the Web is saying about you Blogs, forums, news, community sites, competitors Consider a monitoring and reporting service Outmarket, outwit, outweigh Executive Summary: Executive Summary Search engine marketing can help you optimise your PR, by helping you to: Get your message across to whoever is looking Build better relationships with your online audiences Enjoy better results from your offline campaigns Protect and enhance your brand assets and integrityHow can I help you?: How can I help you? For a free assessment of your site’s search engine and visitor friendliness, visit Stand B20 For a free subscription to our Internet Marketing newsletter, visit www.weboptimiser.com For a quick chat about your Search Engine Marketing, call me on 0207 953 7150 Or email me on nicholine@weboptimiser.com You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Optimised PR Nathaniel Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 156 Category: News & Reports.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: October 08, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Optimised PR: How to harness the power of search engine optimisation and marketing to build better relationships with your online audience whilst protecting and enhancing brand integrity and assets Nicholine Hayward Marketing Director Optimised PRWhy am I here?: Why am I here? Search engine optimisation and marketing specialists Developed search engine friendly newsfeed Traffic to our web site doubled The penny dropped Just as many people want news as services Your web site is your voice online as well as your shop Search is the key to making yourself heard Visibility = Audibility: Visibility = Audibility Search engine users associate the top positions with the leading brands So what does your visibility say about you? Can you be found for your name, brands, products, straplines or associated issues? If you can’t, who can? Bloggers? Competitors? News sites? The wrong visibility can seriously damage your credibility ‘But we are Cartier!”Search is the solution: Search is the solution Optimising for products, services and brands Optimising for relevant issues, events and offline marketing campaigns Using paid-for and natural listings more strategically Making your site visitor, as well as search engine friendly Disseminate news and information online as well as offline Ensure that ‘brand supporters’ have better search engine visibility than ‘brand detractors’What do they want?: What do they want? Keyword research: a wealth of intelligence What people want to know, not what you want to tell them Measure awareness and demand Segment and profile your audience Monitor trends and market dynamics Spot new opportunities Assess the competition Develop more effective creative campaignsFor example:: For example: 610427 mobile phone 31835 mobile phone deal 24887 free mobile phone 23906 contract mobile phone 23075 nokia mobile phone 18271 mobile phone offer 17814 mobile phone shop 16369 orange mobile phone 15694 new mobile phone 11795 samsung mobile phone 8431 mobile phone insurancePutting search to work: Putting search to work Making your site search engine friendly Using the paid-for listings to get your message across quickly Integrating with offline marketing activity Giving your site the content that people are looking for Tracking visitor behaviour Making your press releases search engine friendly and distributing them online Implementing and syndicating a newsfeed Creating and optimising a corporate blog Monitoring negative publicity or unauthorised use of brands or trademarksSearch engine friendliness: Search engine friendliness To make sure people can find you when they look It means re-engineering your site’s code and content Or building a campaign or issue-specific micro-site Traffic is free but results can take months Clickthrough rates are higher, but you have less control So SEO is best for a long term visibility strategyOptimising for issues: Optimising for issues Nobody buys a can of baked beans online But 50% of all searches are non-commercial You can provide advice, information and ideas Build rapport with your online audience Add data to your CRM knowledge base And sell more baked beans For example:: For example: 10348 healthy eating 1453 healthy eating recipe 1148 healthy eating for child 824 healthy eating plan 726 healthy eating for kid 645 healthy eating diet 459 healthy eating tip 385 healthy eating food 295 healthy eating adviceSpeculative optimisation: Speculative optimisation Optimising for events that haven’t happened yet For example: ‘Madonna and Guy divorce’ Not many people will be looking yet Add ‘happy’, search engine friendly content If rumours start, searches will increase The official site will have better visibility than gossip sites And better control over Madonna’s PRTactical Pay Per Click: Tactical Pay Per Click A sudden event, unexpected crisis or time-sensitive promotion Pay per click gives you flexibility and immediate visibility To get your message or your side of the story across In the very place that people are looking… The search enginesOffline integration: Offline integration Just as your web site is a key channel for your business Your online PR activity is a vital part of your marketing Optimise your site for campaign-specific content And generic search terms To streamline the fulfilment path And boost response rates Either via the organic or paid-for listingsVisitor-friendly content: Visitor-friendly content Give people the content they’re looking for First, find out what your target audience is looking for Next, make sure your site gives it to them Navigation – menu structure Content – product information, FAQs, glossary, About Us, Search engine friendly Press Office Can protect confidential content For example:: For example: 5988 bp 326 bp share price 310 bp business ethics 310 bp petrol station 298 bp route planner 293 bp share 278 bp amoco 246 bp garage 237 bp route finderSearch friendly news: Search friendly news First, find out what kind of news your audience wants Next, establish who would publish or distribute your news Make your press releases search engine friendly Implement a newsfeed on your site Subscribe, syndicate and submit to maximise exposure Track the resulting visibility and traffic Email newsletters: Email newsletters A quick and easy way to build rapport and gather data Take your news content (i.e. newsfeed) Create a newsletter template Flow the news into the template Email to your database Track the most popular stories Reoptimise your editorial Get into blogging: Get into blogging Almost any search delivers at least one blog Bloggers enjoy enormous power and visibility Companies are changing their policies Setting up your own blog couldn’t be easier But managing it isn’t quite so simple Make it credible Make it content rich and spiderable Protect against spamming Supporters/detractors: Supporters/detractors Offline equity doesn’t equal online visibility Offline PR doesn’t guarantee online mindshare Monitor what the Web is saying about you Blogs, forums, news, community sites, competitors Consider a monitoring and reporting service Outmarket, outwit, outweigh Executive Summary: Executive Summary Search engine marketing can help you optimise your PR, by helping you to: Get your message across to whoever is looking Build better relationships with your online audiences Enjoy better results from your offline campaigns Protect and enhance your brand assets and integrityHow can I help you?: How can I help you? For a free assessment of your site’s search engine and visitor friendliness, visit Stand B20 For a free subscription to our Internet Marketing newsletter, visit www.weboptimiser.com For a quick chat about your Search Engine Marketing, call me on 0207 953 7150 Or email me on nicholine@weboptimiser.com