WebProWorld
The field of search engine optimization is a constantly evolving industry with important changes being made almost daily.
In the beginning, search engine optimizers focused on one thing only: rankings. Tracking of actual sales or conversion rates was almost unheard of.
With the advent of the Internet, more and more people are looking for full or part-time jobs in Internet-related industries. Needless to say, being able to work at home is ideal for those who can’t find work in their location but who don’t want to relocate. It’s also ideal for those who need to work from their homes, such as mothers with small children or physically challenged individuals.
Never try to predict the unpredictable. That’s advice I have been given and advice I am going to completely ignore this month, by attempting to predict the movements of the volatile search engine industry over the next 12 months. Here they are, my personal predictions for 2002:
It’s true – search engines are a royal pain when you try to optimize your web pages for them but you can reduce the pain by analyzing their similarities.
A Webmaster’s life isn’t easy. Everyday seems to bring a new challenge, a new problem to solve or some struggle that makes you want to pull your hair out. But, nothing can be as frustrating as trying to get a decent ranking on one of the major search engines. Those search engine blues can be hard to shake.
Creating and building effective Search Engine marketing campaigns is like trying to nail jello to the wall for many companies! As it typically involves deploying very specialized processes and melding them with technology. Here is some insight gained from years of experience providing these services to our own clients.
