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Search Engine Optimisation

Over 80% of internet users use Search to find you (Forrester Research). If you're not on page 1 or 2 of search results they most likely won't! But there is help at hand... Read more

Analytics and Conversion

It's 7x more costly to find a new customer than build and profit from a relationship with an existing one (Gartner Research)! Start building now... Read more

Website design that works!

What you want is a web site that just works. And that's what you'll get! Effective, efficient, profitable... Read more

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What's SEM?
SEM is an acronym for 'Search Engine Marketing'.

SEM is using and utilising search engines to effectively market your company on the internet to satisfy your business and marketing objectives.

SEM encompasses three main methods:

Search engine optimization

seeks to improve page position and rankings for your chosen keywords and keyword phrases in search engine results pages (SERPs). A number of methods are  used from lbuilding your site with lean and efficient page code to relevant, interesting and useful page content focussed on visitors needs.

Pay per click advertising

uses sponsored search engine listings to drive traffic to a web site. As an advertiser you bid for search terms, and the search engine ranks ads based on a competitive auction as well as other factors. Your ads are returned on search results pages when your bid keywords are used as a search term.

Paid inclusion

can provide a guarantee that the website is included in the search engine's natural listings. However, as of last year, 2006, the leading search engine, Google, no longer offers this service option.

The issue with 'paid inclusion' was, apart from the cost, there is no guarantee that paid for inclusion will result in higher page positions only that it will be included in searches.

 
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