SEO for hosting companies
Search engine optimization is an artform. The professional that calls himself such must be able to take a client, no matter what industry, and provide them with desirable results in their internet marketing campaign. The game is different depending on the industry though.
Hosting companies are kind of like lawyers. They are a dime a dozen. The difference is that hosting companies either have rave reviews or they disappoint in regards to customer support, and uptime. Because of the competitive nature of the hosting business the campaign must allow for extra aggressiveness.
When you are pushing a hosting seo campaign you must pull out all stops. You have to provide relevant and unique content that would pass copyscape. You have to publish such content on an almost daily basis. The way to stand out in a competitive business such as hosting is to provide something that other hosting companies do not exploit such as features. Why stop at hosting when you can add a blog on hosting issues. Have you ever dealt with a company where the support is not in english, or not responsive? What about hosting that goes down on a weekly basis? Such issues are never good for your business when you have a website on their servers. That is why you are providing free information on a blog that someone would have to normally search for in an unfriendly support ticket system. When you provide the information for free it can be found in search engines. That visit may turn into a paying customer.
Your seo and sem campaign should pull out all the stops for such uniqueness. If it does not then it is time to fire and hire!
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July 17th, 2008 at 3:32 am
I have found this article as a great piece of work in explaing the meaning and importance of SEO for companies.