How do your prospects and customers search for your products and services in Google?

Your prospects and customers search for your products and services in Google, using one word or phrase related to one of your following four business categories:

  1. Products names.
  2. Services names.
  3. Products and services brands.
  4. Prospects and customer needs or problems that are satisfied or resolved with your products and services.

 

How to be at the first page of Google when your prospects and customers search for your products and services?

You have to permanently write, publish, and distribute articles about your products and services, and how they satisfy your prospects and customer needs, and how they solve your prospects and customer problems.

These articles must have in their content, the words or phrases that your prospects and customers use to search for your products and services in Google.

 

How do we know what are those words or phrases that your prospects and customers use to search for your products and services in Google?

We have to plan, design, and execute a key phrase analysis (KA) for your business.

 

How do we plan, design, and execute a Key Phrase analysis?

We use in our agency a classic design Cartesian method to execute a Key Phrase Analysis (KA).

We use an excel file and we write in each column all the four business categories described above: products names; services names; brands names; prospects and customer needs and problems.

Then we begin to write in each one of these four columns, all the words and phrases that go there in each one of these four business categories in a logic relevant manner.

Once we have added to each column all the words and phrases that logically apply to be there, we take each one of those words and phrases that belong to each one of the four business categories already mentioned above, and we go to the Google Keyword Planner and feed this Google tool with each one of the words and phrases that we produce in the excel file described above.

Google Keyword Planner gives us one excel file for each word or phrase that we feed in the Google tool, with a list of words and phrases that people are using in Google search related to the word or phrase that we fed in the Google tool.

We begin to download all those excel files that the Google Keyword Planner gives us with all the words and phrases that people are using in Google search related to the four business categories mentioned above: products names, services names, brands names, and prospects and customer’s needs and problems.

So far the Key Phrase Analysis Cartesian method has been quite easy to execute. Now comes the handcraft method to open each excel file that the Google Keyword Planner gave us with all the words and phrases that people are using in Google to search for your products and services, and manually select those that are logically relevant and have high use. Those words and phrases that are logically relevant to be used to search for your products and services with high use. High relevance and high use.

We make a final excel file with these chosen words and phrases, and we then go to the article plan phase. We open another excel file and write all the selected words and phrases, and we create a title and a topic for the article that we will write for each word and phrase selected in the Key Phrase Analysis described above. One article for each word or phrase that people are using to search in Google for your products and services.

Then, we begin to write, publish, and distribute all these articles in a permanent manner. This method will position our customer at the first page of Google search results. This method will position our customer as an authority and subject matter expert, in those topics, in front of his prospects and customers, and in front of Google search algorithm.

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How Do Your Prospects And Customers Search For Your Products And Services In Google
How Do Your Prospects And Customers Search For Your Products And Services In Google

 

 

 

This article was written on May 30, 2019.

You can read our previous article in the following link:

https://www.msalesleads.com/how-to-get-b2b-qualified-leads-in-linkedin/

This article, and all our previous articles, are originally published at our WordPress Blog at https://www.msalesleads.com/category/articles/ , and then they are distributed in the Google search console; in all our social network pages and groups; in all our third party platform blogs; and in our email marketing platform.

About the Author:

This article was written by Julio R. Sanoja, owner and founder at MSalesLeads, a digital marketing agency for small and mid-size businesses in Miami, Florida. We help small and mid-size businesses all over the world, to go and grow their businesses online; position their brands, products and services online; and get qualified leads and new customers online. We have been doing this for the last 17 years. You can write me juliosanoja@msalesleads.com or you can call me 305-918-9793.

You can read our recent case studies at the following link:

https://www.msalesleads.com/category/case-studies/

Julio R. Sanoja is a consultant, strategist, and speaker about Google; SEO; the first page of Google; digital marketing; and digital advertising. Julio offers online and in company Google SEO and first page of Google consulting, strategy, conferences, training, courses, and workshops.

Our agency has been featured by Design Rush as one of the top 25 SEO agencies that can adapt your SEO strategy in 2019:

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