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Sunday, December 2, 2012

Measuring your Search Engine Optimization Performance


Search engine optimization may be a mix of art and science, but it’s as measurable and accountable as other online marketing channels. Knowing what key performance indicators to measure for SEO is the first step. Establishing a regular routine for monitoring and measuring performance will give you the ability to effectively manage your SEO plan.  In practicing your SEO it must need that you have the patience in taking up with this kind of field. 

Today if you noticed in the search engines e commerce and SEO  are very common but  in the end t it is really so hard  to  make it in the top. Most ecommerce sites will want to measure organic search referred revenue. Selling products keeps us fed and clothed. It’s what matters most at the end of the day not rankings or visits or indexation or number of back links or anything else. Therefore, revenue should be the focus of your SEO performance. All the other metrics factor into the amount of revenue driven, but the true success measure is “How much did we sell?”

Naturally, profit is an even better indicator of success, but tracking profit by marketing channel is beyond the realm of many ecommerce sites.

In an SEO, the goal is to drive customers searching for specific keywords to the specific landing page optimized to convert to sale. As a result, view the revenue data by keyword and landing page or URL. This data allows us to drill down to see which optimizations are successfully driving the right searchers to the right pages to convert and which are not.

If you don’t know which landing pages should attract which keyword searches, you’ll need to create a keyword map. By comparing the keyword map to the data on which landing pages are attracting visits and converting to sales for individual keywords you can determine whether your SEO plan is progressing as planned, and perhaps whether your SEO plan needs to be tweaked.

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