We know that organic website traffic is the elixir of a B2B marketing strategy. At the heart of making it happen is a solid understanding and implementation of SEO (search engine optimisation) best practices.
Make sure you're implementing these following tips from three experts in the field to keep your organic traffic levels rising month-on-month.
Your website needs to be found online by search engines and your potential customers too. Aside from making sure your web's sitemap has been submitted to Google, and is being frequently crawled by bots, you need to ensure your site is as optimised as possible. This includes making sure each web page includes:
As Google say themselves, "Search engine optimisation is often about making small modifications to parts of your website... they could have a noticeable impact on your site's user experience and your performance in organic search results."
To take your SEO to the next level, research is required to understand what your buyer personas are searching for, who are they listening to, and how you can get them to your website. SEO experts Moz give their opinions on all three:
Writing blog articles on your website is a crucial part of your digital marketing and SEO strategy. Blogs that cover your area of expertise not only position you as a 'thought-leader' in the mind of your future customers, they also increase your organic traffic and presence on search engines - providing they're done correctly. To blog effectively, you need to think about topic clusters, something HubSpot have explained in the following video:
HubSpot, one of the world's leading sales and marketing platforms, has revealed that B2B companies that blog 16+ times per month, get 3x more website traffic and 4.5x more online leads. A lot of content - but a great reward.
SEO for B2B firms is a constantly evolving topic. We have created a free Digital Marketing Diagnostic online tool that will assess your marketing performance. This includes looking at your SEO strategy. Take the Diagnostic today to see what improvements you can make to your strategy.
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