Easy SEO Tip - Attention Getting

I have an easy SEO tip for your business. I was on a major retailer’s website recently and I noticed their website sections as the following:

Two of the section headings, “Featured Outfits on TV” and “Jeans and a Going Out Top” struck me as feeling like a search query.

Since your website sections can also come up in Google search results as their own page, does it not make sense to frequently rename your website sections after popular searches that are showing up in your Google Analytic stats, or just based on trending searches in your market segment as a whole?

SEO Example 1

For example, let’s say you’re a travel agent. Go to Google Trends and type in “trip”, “travel” or “vacation” and look at searches for the last 7 days. One breakout search that came up was:

4 Day, 3 Night Las Vegas Vacation Packages with Flight

Therefore, why not make that a section on your website as it is already optimized for Google SEO?

If you feel that the search phrase is still not right for your local market, then narrow the Google Trends searches down by your city or state.

SEO Example 2

Maybe you’re a realtor in New Jersey. Look at the top Google Trends searches for the last 7 days and you will see breakout searches like, “Lake Houses for Sale in New Jersey” and “2 Family Houses for Sale in New Jersey”. Again, make these website sections to improve your local SEO, even if just for the short term.

SEO Example 3

Maybe you sell throw pillows online. In the last seven days, “Lilac Throw Pillows” was a breakout Google search. I am not sure why, but what could it hurt to make it temporarily a shop section and see what happens.

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