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No Cookie Cutter SEO, Part II

Posted in Website Optimization Firm, Search Engine Optimization by Marc Arner on the July 15th, 2008

There is a trend that happens in the beginning of every season and it can be seen in the windows of the most popular retail clothing stores. A parade of fashion comes streaming in front of the glass, showcased by lithe manikins on which even the most garish of outfits will look surprisingly good. The fashions of the season come early to tempt us with their trendy hemlines and sparkling accessories and we fall for it every time – especially women (it’s in our genetic code). And what we learn each and every year – time and time again – in the same disappointing lesson that is continually repeated - is that not every piece of clothing, no matter how trendy, no matter how popular, no matter how GREAT it looks on everyone else (everyone in the whole world besides you is what you have convinced yourself) will look best and most appealing on your particular body.

You can scream ‘not fair’ you can jump up and down but the fact remains that cookie cutter doesn’t always cut it. Cookie cutter clothes will go out of style, cookie cutter houses tend to be in tree barren neighborhoods, shrubbery ripped down so that the builders could fit more houses closer together, and in truth, cookie cutter just doesn’t work in most capacities – especially in business.

The most popular business of the day – the one in which business owners are striving to learn all they can in order to make their efforts successful – is the operation of a web site. It has been shown – and is invariably known by web site owners near and far - that without comprehensive search engine optimization efforts a web site is destined to fall short of its ability to increase web site traffic and achieve success.

But not all search engine optimization is the same and any web site optimization firm that offers a one size fits all approach to its clients is selling them short.

In the next post, we’ll continue to examine customized SEO efforts.

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  1. on July 24th, 2008 at 2:01 pm

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