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6 Steps to Valuable Internet Content

June 15th, 2009 @ 5:46 am

Categories: Workplace

Tags: Web, Search Engine, Visitor, Image, Keyword, Marketers, Internet, Search, Channel Management, Marketing

Step 6: Writing with a reader in mind

The content of your web pages must focus on your visitors. We can split them into three different categories, depending on their needs from your site:

  • You have a visitor who understands their problem and has identified a solution: detailed, straightforward product descriptions should be made available to address this requirement. Interactive applications can also be developed that clients’ choices clearer for them.
  • You have a visitor who knows they have a problem but isn’t aware that a solution exists, in which case his point of entry will be the focus on the problem via a search engine. He will browse the web in order to find relevant information and he will use keywords for this purpose,
  • You have a visitor who doesn’t even know that they have a problem, let alone that a solution exists and that you are selling it. Build your pages in order to demonstrate that the problem exists and you have a solution to solve it.

Yann Gourvennec is head of internet and digital media at Orange Business Services. He is also one of the few European members of the blog council.

 
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    bluebanana20

    06/16/09 | Report as spam

    RE: 6 Steps to Valuable Internet Content

    Finally I think people are coming around to the idea. Google does not search by pretty pages, but by great, applicable and fresh content.
    http://www.bluebanana.co.nz/index.htm

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    studyglobal

    06/17/09 | Report as spam

    RE: 6 Steps to Valuable Internet Content

    What this guy is talking about is also called Search Engine Optimization.

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