Christian SEO Services – What Christian SEO Means To Your Business…

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) – The process of maximizing the number of visitors to a particular website by ensuring that the site appears high on the list of results returned by a search engine.

Extensive Keyword & Keyword Phrase Drill-Down Research

Application of Keywords & Keyword Phrases (can include but is not limited to) Your Website’s:

• Meta Titles & Descriptions
• On Page Content
• Image Tags
• Product Descriptions

When it comes to Search Engine Optimization (SEO), what a Christian Business Owner is truly hoping to achieve is: 

• More Traffic to the Business Website. 
• Better Quality Traffic to the Business Website. 

However, there is something that all Christian business owners need to know when it comes to “Good” Christian SEO Services.  You need to know that there is “Great” Christian SEO Services available as well. 

Though it is impossible to cover “Everything SEO” in one article, you will most definitely walk away from this article knowing the difference between Good and Great SEO. 

Does Good SEO Help?

Good SEO Services are when a company or individual performs the proper keyword and keyword phrase research surrounding your business niche, and then properly applies the researched words and phrases to the page titles, body content and meta areas of your business website. 

Can this help to drive more and better quality traffic to your website?  Absolutely. 

However, there is a way to drive even more traffic to your business website, and more quality traffic as well. 

If I had to define the difference between Good and Great SEO, I would have to begin by saying that GREAT SEO begins with knowing and understanding Google.  And knowing and understanding what Google wants for their clients isn’t as difficult as you might believe. 

When someone types in a specific search in the Google search bar, what Google wants to do for that customer is: 

1. Give that customer the best information available that pertains to the keyword or keyword phrase search. 
2. Give that customer the best written information available that pertains to the keyword or keyword phrase search. 

… and that basically sums it up.  Google provides the best information, and best written information to their clients for one simple reason – because they want to provide excellent customer service. 

Nevertheless, there’s something even more important you should know when it comes to GREAT SEO on your business website.

Going back to Google’s Golden Rule of excellent customer service, an important and highly successful SEO strategy involves understanding the concept of keywords and keyword phrases.  Moreover, it involves understanding the way your customers think. 

Let’s say you’re the owner of a new car dealership, and the brand is Chevrolet.  One of your most sold models is the New 2019 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Crew Cab. 

In order to truly understand your car buying customers, you would simply have to perform the keyword phrase research.  Amazingly enough, you’d find keyword phrases like: 

• New Silverado
• New Chevrolet Silverado
• 2019 Chevy Silverado
• 2019 Chevy Silverado 1500
• 2019 Chevy Silverado 1500 Crew Cab
• Chevrolet Silverado 2019

… and on and on I could go.  But here’s the question you must ask yourself about the above mentioned keyword phrases:  “What is my customer really looking for when Google Searching these phrases?”

For example, when the customer searches “New Silverado,” is he/she looking for a New Silverado Regular Cab, Double Cab or Crew Cab?  Is he/she looking for a 1500, 2500 or 3500?  Kind of confusing, huh?  Well, this is exactly the question Google has to struggle with as well. 

But… what if you became proactive and created a page on your website that was titled “The New 2019 Chevrolet Silverado Lineup,” and on that page you had inventory showing the New 2019 Chevy Silverado 1500, 2500 & 3500 models, in Regular Cab, Double Cab and Crew Cab?

Because neither we nor Google know exactly what kind of New Silverado that customer is looking for (because they haven’t been specific in their search), you would have just created a good page to satisfy and to give Google to offer up to that customer who simply searched “New Silverado.” 

… and that, my dear reader, is an example of taking your website SEO from Good to Great!

When I’m often asked about how I rank in the top 5 in the world on Google when searching, “Christian Internet Marketing,” “Christian Internet Marketing Company,” and several other specific searches, my answer is always the same. 

I always want to start with great content, then write the content as well as I possibly can.  And the foundation on which I create the content is the same foundation that Google builds upon… with the mindset of excellent customer service.