1. SEO Crash Course to Get Found (GF102) Professor: Lee Odden , TopRank Online Marketing
2. SEO Crash Course to Get Found Lee Odden @leeodden TopRank Marketing .com
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4. Lee Odden, CEO, TopRank Marketing SEO Consulting: PRSA.org Marketo.com PRWeb.com McKesson.com OneLegal.com TopRankMarketing.com TopRankBlog.com [email_address] @leeodden
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6. Search Demand 285 million watched TV monthly *Nielsen A2/M2 Three Screen Report Daily newspaper circulation 48.4 million *Audit Bureau of Circulations & Pew 14 billion core searches monthly *comScore Media Metrix
7. Fish Where the Fish Are Market distribution of the major search engines Google 63.7% Yahoo! Sites 20.5% Microsoft Sites 8.3% Ask Network 3.8% AOL 3.7% Source: comScore April 2009
8. SEO = Increased Conversions Source: Forbes Ad Effectiveness Survey June 2009 SEO is the most effective Online Marketing tactic for generating conversions
20. Keywords and Links www.prnewsonline.com 1. Keywords in content 2. Incoming links Keywords Key Word Word Key Word Key Word Word Key Key Word Key Word Word Key Key Word
23. How SEO Affects SERPs Pay Per Click Ads The most prominent position can be achieved via Google AdWords ads. The best performing ads appear on top.
24. How SEO Affects SERPs News Results – Universal SERP Certain queries that return more relevant results from other Google data sources will be displayed such as news, video, images, blogs, products or local info.
25. How SEO Affects SERPs Sitelinks Queries for company or brand names often return a company listing and display the most important links for the site. Sitelnks can be managed in Google Webmaster Tools.
26. How SEO Affects SERPs Standard Search Result Web pages determined most relevant based on over 200 signals and influenced by standard SEO.
27. How SEO Affects SERPs Video results from YouTube Shopping results from Google Base Related queries Organic Results These are the ranked results from Google’s index of web pages. Approx 60-70% of visitors will click on these links. Called “natural” or “free” listings because there is no direct payment to Google for them.