Reason to have a blog: Get more visibility

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mottalib2026
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Reason to have a blog: Get more visibility

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The corporate blog allows you to develop your visibility on the web. By publishing content regularly, you improve your natural referencing.

So you have a better chance of appearing on the first page of Google search results and getting traffic to your site.

(Warning: SEO takes time. You have to publish regularly and be patient. The first results can be felt after 3-4 weeks, but you generally have to wait 3 to 6 months to see the impact. Above all: SEO does not only depend on blog articles, content counts for around 30% of the balance.)

It's a virtuous circle: more visibility leads to more visits and more visits mean more visibility.

If you get more qualified traffic to your site, your sales taiwan whatsapp should follow provided you offer quality and useful content to your readers. Simple visitors will gradually become prospects and then customers, or even ambassadors, by following an inbound marketing logic .

Additionally, blog posts are more likely to get links from bloggers, influencers, or other businesses (unlike product listings or a website’s homepage), which can help you further improve your visibility and popularity (and Google likes that).

Read also: How to prioritize your marketing budget as an SME?

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Reason #2: A blog to create more connections between your small business and your prospects
81% of consumers consider blogs to be a reliable source of information and advice according to BlogHer.

Blogging builds brand trust and sympathy. Users trust products discovered on a blog more than they trust social media advertising.

Writing blog posts helps create a better image of your brand by humanizing it. On a website, the words are often formal, while the tone can be more conversational on a blog. You can reveal more of the behind-the-scenes of the company and highlight your partners and collaborators instead of just presenting your products.

It's easier to engage your visitors in conversation by responding to their comments on articles and offering them the option to leave their email address to be notified of the latest news.

In addition, by analyzing the topics that work best on your blog using Google Analytics, you will know your target better and will be able to more easily meet their expectations. You can also create a weekly meeting around an article and in order to retain your prospects and customers .

Read also: Should we communicate in times of crisis?

Reason #3: The blog for more credibility
68.5% of consumers say that a regularly updated blog gives more credibility to a website according to Simple Marketing Now and 30% of users pay particular attention to the quality of the content available.

A company blog is not a personal blog! Its main purpose is to establish the credibility of your brand and to show your expertise in the field.

But that doesn't mean you shouldn't give your opinion. Quite the opposite! People aren't looking to read the same analyses, the same opinions, the same insipid writings over and over again. They want something authentic, real, and to take a stand, even if it means causing controversy and not pleasing everyone.

It always comes back to this: you can't please everyone and you shouldn't! Otherwise, it means no one will notice you. I'm not saying you should yell just for the sake of it, but to assert your opinions and become a true leader.

So, are you going to do it? You can train yourself or delegate this part to me!
mottalib2026
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It will take longer but your SEO will improve and you won't be pinned down by the web police.

Need help managing your SEO?
Analyze your results to increase your conversion rate
On the internet, the law of the jungle reigns. The conversion rate is 2.3% for the 40 largest sites (Amazon, Ebay and company, you know them as well as I do). But for your humble e-commerce site that is trying to make a place for itself, it is more like 1% according to a study by Fevad. This means that for 100 visitors to your site, only one will make a purchase on average.

For comparison, in stores, the conversion rate would be 55%.

We agree, it's totally different: in a store, the customer goes thailand whatsapp there more easily with an intention to buy. He can touch the product, try it, compare, ask a salesperson for advice...

On the internet, you have to go all out to get the customer to make a purchase (compensating for the fact that they can't touch or try the product) and that's why your conversion rate should be more important to you than your position in Google's SERPs (search results).
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This is the best way to increase your turnover whether you sell in BtoC or BtoB. Guillaume Eouzan, web marketing specialist, explains that if the conversion rate goes from 1% to 1.2%, this corresponds to 20% more turnover.

To improve your conversion rate, it is necessary to study several variables such as turnover per visit. Here again, Guillaume Eouzan estimates that at €1 turnover per visit, we are not too bad!

You may be interested in: How to use UberSuggest?

We are mainly talking about e-commerce here, but it also works with the sale of services online.
Above all, analyze the behavior of your visitors
Cold prospect: how many left the site directly? What could be the problem?

Warm prospect: how many stayed on the site but did not buy?

Hot lead: how many put a product in their cart but didn’t buy? Do you send a follow-up email for abandoned carts? Does it work?

Hot prospect: how many bought?

You will be able to see the number of pages that each type of visitor has viewed. Normally, the more pages a visitor views, the more likely they are to ultimately purchase. This already gives you a lot of information on which pages to highlight and improve.

Read also: My free tips for finding relevant keywords

Conversion rate by channel
The other very important variable to analyze is the conversion rate according to the channel : email, direct, social network, display (advertising banner), paid (paid search engine results), organic (from search results), referral (coming from another site).

If one of the levers gets a 5% conversion rate, bet everything on it, you'll take care of the rest later!

Cross-reference the data!
You can cross-reference the data by comparing channels based on customer typology (cold, warm, hot, boiling): which page did they enter on, are they men or women, how old are they…rnrnThis data says a lot about the improvements you need to make to increase your conversion rate and therefore earn more money !

Read also: What data to monitor on Google Analytics?

The basis of conversion is marketing
More than SEO, you need to take great care of your marketing to increase your conversion rate.

Adapt your products and services to digital
Define your personas in advance or through analysis of your site
Take care of your positioning and your value proposition
Analyze your visitors' purchasing behavior and develop content that allows you to capture buyers throughout your sales funnel.
Don't hesitate to display customer reviews on your site . They can increase the conversion rate by 18%. Don't be afraid that people will say bad things about you. Many leave positive reviews, influencing the behavior of future buyers.

Deliver the right message to the right person at the right time in the right way. Don't just rely on a sales page, feed a blog with advice articles, product comparisons or fun videos.

To go further, I invite you to watch this 30-minute conference by Guillaume Eouzan, director of the agency and training firm Mind Fruits:
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