Which is more profitable lower to mid SEO or High SEO?


nicobria
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24 Apr 11 05:46:12 am
I'm just alittle confused on how SEO works, if I have a low SEO rating my product will have a good chance being on first page with little competiton with a probability of minimized traffic.

If I have a high SEO rating my product will not be on first page, but
will my product will have a better chance of being sold? I understand that I will have more competition but at the same time that particular site will have more traffic.

I just want to know which is more profitable lower to mid SEO or High SEO.

Thank you


richelle_salehoo1
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24 Apr 11 12:42:20 pm
Hi nicobria,

Welcome to SaleHoo :)

Your goal should be to optimize your site/keywords in search engine searches to be able to drive more traffic to your site. And I guess a higher competition rate is something you cannot avoid.

Many online sellers use a combination of some or all of the following strategies to get more people to their site:

• Submit your product listings to Google product search (fast and free way to get more traffic) Link hidden: Login to view
• Optimize your site for the search engines. Traffic Travis a good free tool to help you do this Link hidden: Login to view
• Set up a blog on your site and create some unique and interesting content. This is also an important part of search engine optimization.
• Leverage traffic from eBay, Amazon or other auction sites. Set up an account with the username the same as your business name and list a few items at attractive prices. Put your website URL in your email signature tags and insert into template eBay emails. Set up an About Me page with photos of your business, yourself and of course, your URL.
• Use Google Adwords – although this can end up being expensive if you don’t do it properly. We recommend the free training site Link hidden: Login to view to learn more.
• Set up an email newsletter on your website. Keeping in touch with existing customers encourages repeat sales.
• Set up an affiliate program.

Hope this helps :)


Richelle

Customer Support Manager
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