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Post by account_disabled on Feb 27, 2024 3:42:01 GMT -5
This communication model is applicable in every sector, in every media, it is extraordinarily effective, and in the digital context it is fully supported by SEO practices - positioning on search engines. Let's see how. If you include in your site only terms, concepts and synonyms linked to a single particular theme (the solutions), the pages of your site will position themselves on Google only on those terms, and you will only attract to your site subjects who, essentially, search on Google only those terms, that is, those few who already know what you do. However, if on your site you include and regularly use terms related to the more general problems that your products solve (the problem vocabulary), the pages of your site will position Honduras Mobile Number List themselves on Google, responding to those who are looking for those problems . You will intercept many more people who do not yet know your product, and who will be available at that moment to receive information, and also to be contacted. The perfect cycle. TALK ABOUT PROBLEMS, AND EXPLAIN HOW YOU SOLVE THEM If you sell rock pitons, certainly explain the rock pitons, but also talk about climbing trips to the Lecco area. If you sell sportswear, it certainly explains sportswear, but it also talks about how to get back into shape by doing tennis, running, swimming. If you sell industrial components, certainly explain your components, but also talk about the problems that arise for those who don't yet have your product, what more general problems it can solve, and explain what benefits it could have. AND NOW REREAD THIS ARTICLE No, I'm joking. But I'll give you one last example. Think about the topic covered in this article, and reread the title and the first lines.
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