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    1. Driving and maintaining traffic to your website Mary Mzumara
    2. When it comes to driving traffic, it all begins with search
    3. To get out of a tight fix!
    4. To find the way
    5. To plan an escape
    6. It’s the start of any journey
    7. Let’s look at some simple search SABC
    8. Anyone know what their most popular show is? Take a guess?
    9. Google has a long memory
    10. Unclear what SABC’s most popular show is
    11. Let’s look at radio
    12. Search for ‘5FM’s DJs’
    13. Getting it right
    14. There are lots of missed opportunities!
    15. Think about all the assets you have at your disposal
    16. First, the basics, get your house in order
    17. 3 key things that influence search
    18. 1. On site factors • Meta tags • Title tags • Alt tags • Keyword optimised copy • HTML validation • Site Structure • Domain age
    19. 2. Inbound Links • “Invented” by Google – now the standard • Volume of links is important • Quality, authority and link strength of the site linking to you is even more important • Context and keyword relevancy of the link are the most important
    20. Let’s look at Quirk Vs Top Billing
    21. 3. Usage Data • Usage data is the most effective way of judging the REAL relevancy and value of a website • Example: If users arrive on a site and leave immediately, chances are it wasn’t relevant to their query in the first place • Or: if a user repeatedly visits a website and spends a long time on the site, chances are it is extremely relevant • Relevant valuable sites get promoted, irrelevant sites get demoted.
    22. Search engine marketing Search Engine Optimisation (organic search) + Pay Per Click (paid search)
    23. The BIG traffic comes from organic rankings
    24. The Search Cycle asks: Why are they searching for what they are searching for when they search for it?
    25. We need to choose the phrases which make the most money & drive constant traffic
    26. Once you understand the search cycle, you need to select keywords based on four criteria
    27. 1. Search Volume
    28. 2. Competition for the phrase
    29. 3. Propensity to convert
    30. 4. Value of the potential conversion
    31. A few keyword selection tools:
    32. SEO Book http://tools.seobook.com/general/keyword/ KW Discovery http://www.keyworddiscovery.com Digital Point http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/suggestion Word Tracker http://www.wordtracker.com/ Overture http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion Adwords https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal
    33. Always remember that search is localised
    34. But nothing beats experience and testing
    35. Once you understand your keywords, then decide where you want to use them…
    36. Search engine marketing Search Engine Optimisation (organic search) + Pay Per Click (paid search)
    37. Paid ads on search engines
    38. Paid ads on content sites
    39. HIGHLY targeted adverts
    40. And you only pay when the user clicks!
    41. So if you run your campaign properly, you can’t lose money!
    42. Selection of keywords is less important in PPC because you can test their effectiveness immediately
    43. Anatomy of a PPC ad: Title: 25 characters Body: 35 chars/line Display URL
    44. Track your keyword conversions and bid accordingly
    45. Cost Per Click can be misleading
    46. Provide a destination for your advertising
    47. Don’t forget your Quality Score: •Click through rates •Relevance of keywords to ads and search query •Geographical performance of the account •Landing page relevancy •Landing page loading time •“Other relevance factors” (aka the secret sauce)
    48. Think about this carefully when building your landing pages
    49. Make sure you have a clear offer
    50. Even better…
    51. Have a Call to Action!
    52. Put together a plan, test, learn, optimise
    53. The goal is to get more ‘free’ traffic
    54. As digital broadcasters, you have no excuse
    55. Build a relationship that extends beyond your traditional channel
    56. Driving & keeping traffic is about relevance and engagement
    57. Extend beyond your website to relevant spaces
    58. What you can achieve
    59. Content Sharing Principle: Some sites just have a bigger reach Your site’s traffic
    60. YouTube Second largest search engine! 60% market share 70 million viewers a night ‘The overnight success’ thing
    61. • Every presenter should blog • Take a photo of everyone you interview, upload it to a photo sharing space and link back to your website • Create a facebook fan page and extend your Twitter content • Use Twitter and Facebook as destinations for competition fulfillment
    62. For the DJ’s share…
    63. • Use paid search tactically – Target ads about presenters – Ads about future shows – Ads about what’s currently in the news if it’s a topic you’re addressing
    64. Anyone can have this spot
    65. Anyone can have And the winner is… this spot
    66. • Make sure you socially share your content
    67. • Develop content that is worth linking to – It must be sticky – It has to be unique – It has to be well presented
    68. Clean up your Google CV
    69. Shameless plug :)
    70. Use every opportunity to own more of your search engine results page
    71. The landscapes changed – everybody has a voice and can contribute
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