Search Engines and Small Markets
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Search Engines and Small Markets
Summary:
If your business targets a niche market, search engines could be your best ally. A focused approach makes it easier to succeed on search platforms.
Keywords:
search engines, search engine, Google, Yahoo, MSN, AdWords, Overture, advertising
Article Body:
If your business targets a niche market, search engines could be your best ally. A focused approach makes it easier to succeed on search platforms.
Leveraging Search Engines for Small Markets
Once you've identified a niche market and built your website, it's time to consider Internet marketing. Search engines offer a cost-effective platform to promote your business. There are two main strategies to consider.
Pay-Per-Click Advertising
Pay-per-click (PPC) advertising is an excellent way to quickly reach your target audience. Platforms like Google AdWords and Overture are top choices for PPC campaigns. By placing ads on these platforms, your business can appear in search results on Google, Yahoo, MSN, AOL, and others.
Search Engine Optimization
Search engine optimization (SEO) is another approach to connect with your market. The aim is to identify the keywords your potential customers use and rank your site among the top search results for these terms. The advantage of SEO is that it’s cost-free once you’re ranked, and positions tend to remain stable. However, reaching high rankings can take several months on MSN and even longer on Google.
Benefits of Targeting Small Markets
Focusing on a small market provides a significant advantage. By honing in on a specific area, you've limited your competition. It’s much easier and more affordable to market "San Diego Mortgage Loans" than the generic "Mortgage Loans." The former has fewer competitors, while the latter is dominated by large sites with substantial advertising budgets. Stay within your niche when marketing. If your services are location-specific, only use keywords that include that location to avoid irrelevant inquiries.
Conclusion
Advertising to small, defined markets on search engines is more cost-effective and efficient than targeting broader markets. It also allows for quicker SEO results.
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