Search Engine Optimization – Ad Agency

Important as it is the only significant way to get  traffic  online. I will refer to this throughout the rest of the article as SEO or search engine optimization to where ad agency plays an  important role. 

On  the internet there are plenty of  places where you can get this service for only pennies on the dollar and this adds up to big money for some.  I have seen companies charge $100 – $5000 for this sort of service.  These are businesses that “specialize” in search engine optimization.  Not every company that charges a price on this service is  a true “specialist” in this area.  A true “expert” would charge a price similar to those that  charge per word copy.  There’s more to it than just that, but this is the short explanation of why you need to use a search engine  optimization service, and not just a “writer” who can write words. https://prestonmartelly.com/

How search engines work?

Conceptually,

Discussing, What is search engine optimization?

The evolution

Search engine optimization evolves with the technology

Search engines discover Spam and cheating is a major violator against

Search engine optimization product of W3C

What do search engines want?

Content is what search engine robots use to rank websites

Good content targeted towards your keywords, optimized for conversational conversation, badges

That’s what search engines want.

Search engines have been committed more and more as their primary goal is to please their visitor.

Internet is truly a fresh engaging environment

Internet is the largest single source of free advertising.

Search engines have increased their importance

People are increasingly dependent on Internet search engines to find what they’re lookingfor.

Consider yourself as a visitor on Iphone with mobile data service.  No feeling tired yet.

When you’re looking for a business, find a fast user friendly directly relevant to your search.

outsiders think that free visitors are simply ineffective salesman

Most people now trust “viral” word of mouth more than the corporations

rank websites due to how they are designed  (on-page Specific)(off-page Specific)(both work) (on-page and off-page organized) (off-page relevant)

Advertise, advertise and advertise

Pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns done on a weekend

PPC be your portal

Pay-per-click be your resource

Pay-per-clicks for which you pay

Paid advertisements on your site 

wherein you pay for every clicks (very expensive)

Be the best at everything

Search engines be your font

Search engine optimization be your theme

Search engine positioning be your objective

Search engine optimization (SEO) be your skill

Do everything you can to know how search  Present to receive

How to do this by consuming yourself

How to manage your expectations

Helps you forget about outside influences

Time management be your strongest ally

interior only

Get rid of extraneous ads

filters spam (manipulative)

Remove browser enhancement that takes your focus off your work

Quickly load your pages ( decreasing page size)

Make your pages easy to find  (provide from browser Automatic)

How Do I Get My Website Listed on Page page

How many web sites receive at least 2% of their traffic from the search engines. Not the major players, it’s actually true about most web sites.

Over 60% of all web site traffic to any given site comes from the search engines. Web sites that focus on generating traffic, that’s all they’re interested in. Their goal is to make money via the Internet. Most SEO firms claim to offer “organic growth” by increasing the targeted traffic for high ranking search results. This is called long-term organic growth. Long-term organic growth is the goal of SEO consultants. Why there is a gap between what our clients want and what the search engines want?

I can’t tell you how many times I get the question, “how do I get my site listed on page 1?” The answer isn’t in ‘broad technical changes’ or ‘simple, uncomplicated’. It’s in learning the business and technical details of SEO and Internet marketing. For this information, the basic understanding is a prerequisite. We provide SEO services to small business businesses and corporate clients with a long and proven track record. Why should I take up the SEO stress of monthly changes to your site by an SEO firm? We have to deliver results or client’s will stop making custom orders.  With many Internet marketing strategies finding out who is working for you will help you make better business decisions for the long term.

Do you realise that 75% of Internet search traffic lands on the pages of the top three? When people click a link on the search engine listing page they are already presold on the website of the company they’re visiting. They were made up of exactly what they were looking for. That is the difference between organic and paid traffic. Most businesses just don’t advertise their websites properly delivered via the Internet. By making more effort to fine tune your website after a successful SEO campaign you can generate more sales and conversions. Internet marketing is a commitment to providing sales through regular exposure to potential clients.

Traffic is not as important as conversions, doesn’t mean it’s not important. Your website can do little for you without your focus, on your website, on your web site being highly focused and enhanced, it’s a fact that the more targeted visitors you get to your site, the more sales and visitors you will get.  Don’t make the error of trying to create the maximum amount of traffic with your web site and forget about monetizing it. The key is to attract and keep your visitors who are qualified enough to buy from you.

Search engine optimization is not difficult but it takes time, enough time to analyze results and keep working to achieve more. It’s a continuing process that requires continuous research. Some search Engines do not allow paid links, but that doesn’t really matter if you can use the other techniques to achieve your results. Just be sure you haven’t lost any of your hard work. Finally, never hesitate to ask the opinion of your SEO Company about their services. Whether it is their HEO or their PPC campaigns, ask them what they can do for you. Trust and confidence are both important to getting the results you want. The results will be worth all the work.

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Magna noted that the ad market was more resilient than average in the world’s two largest markets U.S. (-1.3%) and China (+0.2%) were stronger compared to other major ad markets. (When political ads are excluded, the U.S. decrease was greater at -3.3%.) Among global regions, the ad market in Latin America was hit the hardest by the pandemic and ensuing recession with ad spend down 11.3%.

Magna expects in 2021 with a COVID vaccine and the postponed Olympics, the ad global marketplace to rebound. The agency forecasts the global ad spend to increase by 7.6% to $612 billion. Linear media will grow by 3.5% and digital will be +10.4%. Every key market will see a rebound in ad spend, led by India at +26.9%. Despite the year-over-year growth, in 2021, the ad spend for linear media will be $42 billion lower than it was in 2019.

U.S.: In 2020, Magna reports the ad spend decline in the U.S. will not be as pronounced as in other markets, because of a strong digital media marketplace and political advertising. The agency estimates total ad dollars for 2020 to be $221 billion with the losses occurring in traditional media. When 2020 ad forecasts are compared to the previous year, Magna estimates the ad spend for national media (television, OOH, print, radio and cinema) to be down by percent double-digits. Only local TV, aided by record political ad spend had a modest decline. (When election ad dollars are excluded, the loss would have been 20%).

Magna estimates ad spend for linear media fell to be $81 billion in 2020, a year-over-year decline of 16%. The agency expects digital media, driven by ecommerce and advertisers looking for “lower funnel” attribution, will grow by 10% in 2020, reaching $140 billion. As a result, in 2020 digital media will account for 63.3% of total ad dollars.

In 2021 Magna estimates the U.S. ad marketplace will grow by 4%, reaching $230 billion for the year, surpassing 2019 ad dollars. Year-over-year digital media, led by search, social and video, is forecast to grow 8%. Ad dollars for linear media is expected to decline by 2.8%. After a dismal 2020, Magna projects cinema and OOH advertising to bounce back the most among the five traditional media outlets as consumers become more mobile. Conversely, with little political ads, local TV ad spend will drop by 20.4% (if election dollars are excluded the estimated year-over-year falloff would be only 3.7%).

Vincent Létang, EVP Global Market Intelligence at Magna, and author of the report, said: “Back in the spring, Magna predicted that digital media organic growth factors would drive digital to grow despite the COVID recession (+1% globally, +3% in the US). It turns out digital media resilience was even stronger than expected (+8% globally, +10% in the US) and possibly because of the changes brought by COVID. The pandemic triggered a tremendous acceleration in both supply (digital media usage and audiences, ecommerce) and demand: small businesses embracing digital media to keep their business alive during lockdowns, big brands pivoting towards lower-funnel marketing channels as they typically do in recession times. Magna believes the return of consumer mobility, major events and economic recovery will prompt most industry verticals to grow their linear advertising budgets in 2021, but the long-term trajectory has shifted even further towards a digital-centric marketing environment for years to come.” Zenith Global: In 2020, Zenith estimated the global ad spend will total $587 billion, a year-over-year drop-off of 7.5%. The agency noted the ad marketplace had unexpectedly rebounded in the latter half of 2020 or the decline would have been greater. In 2021, Zenith forecasts the global ad marketplace, driven by the postponed Tokyo Olympics and UEFA Euro tournament, will grow by 5.6% to an estimated $620 billion. Nonetheless, global ad dollars in 2021 will be lower than in 2019 ($634 billion). Looking ahead to 2022, global ad spend is projected to grow by another 5.2% reaching $652 billion.

In 2020 Zenith reports every global region recorded a decline in ad spend when compared to the previous year. The Middle East & North Africa had the sharpest drop-off at -20.0%, followed by Latin America -13.8% and Western Europe -12.3%. The North America market will fall by 5.3%, the least of any region Zenith measured. In 2021, Zenith forecasts year-over-year ad spend growth across all regions led by Middle East & North Africa (+11.0) and Latin America (+10.0%). With an off year politically, the North America region is forecast to have a more modest growth of 3.3%, the lowest of any region. Globally, Zenith expects the ad spend market to not surpass the 2019 level until 2022. In addition, in 2021, Zenith expects the Asia Pacific and Central & Eastern Europe regions with their successful containment of COVID-19 and not as advanced ad economies to bounce back quickly.

In 2020 Zenith projects global digital ad spend to grow by 1.4% increasing their share of ad spend to 52%, up from 48% in 2019. Led by search and social media, the pandemic had forced marketers to rely more on ecommerce to build and maintain consumer relationships. By 2023 Zenith expects digital ads to account for 58% of all global ad spend. In their report Zenith notes that digital transformation is rapidly shifting budgets to digital advertising, “The pandemic has permanently changed consumers’ shopping habits, and for many, ecommerce has become the norm,” said Lauren Hanrahan, Chief Executive Officer, Zenith USA. “Retailer media offers brands the opportunity to connect with consumers at the most crucial point of customer journey, when the final purchase decision is made.” U.S.: In 2020, Zenith projected the U.S. ad marketplace to drop by 5.4% totaling $229.5 billion, it would mark the first decline in over a decade. Zenith forecasts 2021 ad spend to increase by 3.2% to $236.7 billion. The 2021 estimate for ad dollars is expected to be below the 2019 figure of $242.5 billion. In 2020, Zenith estimates digital media ad spend grew by 3.5% accounting for 54.2% of total U.S. ad spend. Zenith expects digital media to grow by a more robust 9.6% in 2021, totaling $136.3 billion, accounting for 57.6% of all ad dollars. In 2021 among traditional media, cinema and OOH will have the largest year-over-year increase in ad dollars. The ad spend for newspapers, magazines and television will continue to decline with radio ad dollars flat.

Global: In 2020 GroupM forecasts year-over-year global ad spending to drop by 4.1%, totaling $590.6 billion (the figures include U.S. political advertising). Although the ad economy did strengthen in the second half of 2020, GroupM says it was well below the +8.7% the global ad spend the agency had reported in 2019. In 2020 the decline in ad dollars will be prevalent across all five global regions.

For 2020, ad spend is expected to drop the most in the Middle East & North Africa region at -16.5%, followed closely by Latin America (-16.0%). In 2020, among the eight major markets, GroupM forecast China to be most resilient with year-over-year ad spend at +6%. Despite the economic slowdown, digital media will grow by 9.4% in 2020 totaling $347.6 billion. GroupM projects digital media will account for 58.8% of global ad spend for 2020.

In 2021 GroupM projects the global ad marketplace to grow by 10.2% reaching $651.1 billion. The ad spend growth will be across all five regions led by Latin America (+24.4%) and followed by Asia Pacific (+14.1%). Globally, year-over-year digital media ad spend is forecast to increase by 14.1%, totaling $396.8 billion. In 2021, the share of digital media in global ad spend is forecast to be 60.9%, up from 58.9% that was projected in 2020.

U.S.: Including political dollars, GroupM forecasts U.S. ad spend in 2020 to total $228.1 billion, a falloff of 3.9% from 2019. The figure would be the lowest total since 2017 and the first year-over-year decline since 2009, when ad spend had plummeted by 16.8%. GroupM notes the loss could have been higher except for a stronger than anticipated second half of the year.

In 2020, GroupM expects only two media sectors to increase ad dollars from the previous year; digital media (+9.0%) and, benefitting from political ads, local TV at +8.2%. (GroupM reports that without political ads local TV revenue would be -21.5%.) In 2020, GroupM expects year-over-year percent double-digit declines across all other traditional media segments. As a result, in 2020 GroupM expects digital media to surpass one-half (50.2%) of all U.S. ad dollars spent.

In the U.S. market for 2021 GroupM projects the ad marketplace to bounce back reaching $242.2 billion, a year-over-year increase of 6.2% (+11.8% when political dollars are omitted). In 2021 the agency forecasts ad spend for digital media to grow by 14.1% accounting for 54.0% of ad dollars. Looking at traditional media GroupM forecasts robust year-over-year growth for cinema and OOH.

Brian Wieser, the Global President, Business Intelligence at GroupM, who prepared the report noted, “Much like the overall economy, the advertising industry is also experiencing a K-shaped recovery. At one extreme, we can see how digital advertising decelerated meaningfully in the second quarter but rebounded in the third quarter to approximately first-quarter levels. By contrast, locally skewed traditional media (including related digital extensions) such as radio, newspapers and outdoor advertising fell by nearly half in the second quarter and continued to decline on a year-over-year basis by nearly one-third in the third quarter.” Wieser adds, “Because the dominant advertisers in radio and print were among the worst hit, and because any medium cut entirely from a marketer’s budget can have a hard time getting restored there will be no significant recovery for some media any time soon.” Of course, the global and domestic ad marketplace can be very volatile. As we’ve seen in 2020 unforeseen events can wreak havoc on the impact on the economy and hence the ad marketplace. In addition, new ad opportunities especially in digital media can affect ad spend allocations. Mindful ad dollars are all estimates, these agencies are constantly revising their projections both in the U.S. and abroad.

Source: forbes.com