Automotive SEO

Automotive search engine optimization is actually pretty hard. Some make it seem easy. It isn't.

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Comment by J.D. Rucker on November 25, 2009 at 7:42am: Scott, Brian, Joe, Gary - THANKS!

Bill, I'm on it. It normally doesn't cross my desk until the "dust settles" and the search results normalize, but I'll take an early look and see where we are on it.

When new websites go live or are transferred between vendors, there's a shuffle in the searches for about a month as 301 redirects get indexed, links move around, and content changes "play with" the algorithms. My team goes through and makes the adjustments, starts building the links, and checks for any major fluctuations. After a between 3-5 weeks, I then go in and assess the situation, then adjust the plan for the 2nd month. Premium SEO sites are in a continual state of growth within the search engines, so we have to move around our focus constantly. No need to optimize for a particular keyword once we hit #1; at that point, we focus on more opportunities and still monitor the victories at that point.

I'll take a peek and let you know how we're doing. Welcome aboard!

Comment by Bill Agnew on November 20, 2009 at 10:01am: J.D. I enjoyed your presentation...we are excited to be with TKCarsites. We are NEW with you...Just 2 weeks ago we went live. I bought the Premium Optimization with you. Please take a look at our site (or maybe you are working on it now) I am looking forward to great results from TK!

Thanks

Bill Agnew

Holiday Automotive, Fond du Lac WI
www.holidayautomotive.com

Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Mazda, Cadillac

Comment by Gary May on November 19, 2009 at 12:58am: Nice, nice and nice.

Comment by Joe Webb on November 16, 2009 at 9:24am: Great job, JD.

Comment by Brian Pasch on November 15, 2009 at 8:56pm: Go Jim!

Comment by Scott Empringham on November 15, 2009 at 7:04pm: Well done. Explained very cleary.

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