Website owner's that have tried SEO or are considering SEO now have access to a Free Online Tool to share their experiences.
Omaha, NE (PRWEB) August 02, 2011
How many business owners with a web site have either tried SEO themselves or hired an SEO firm to do it for them?
For all of the businesses that have tried SEO, how many of them have been successful at getting on the first page of the search engines for competitive keyword phrases and getting the qualified traffic they need?
Do you know how other businesses have fared with SEO?
"These are questions we've heard a hundred times," stated Cal Hesson, CEO of SEO-Company-Services.com . "Many businesses have been burned by ineffective, unknowing or just plain bad SEO work, and we want to do something about that," continued Mr. Hesson.
Businesses now have at their disposal a free web site SEO Survey tool that will answer these questions and more. The art (and science) of SEO has long eluded a vast majority of web site owners. The underlying premise of SEO is really rather basic. Provide the search engines like Google , Yahoo and Bing with what they want.
First, keyword and keyword phrase research and analysis can help you find what search terms people are using to find your products and services. It is still surprising how many web site owners do not complete this first and most critical step of the SEO process. If you do not target the correct keywords and keyword phrases, you will not drive the quality or quantity of traffic you need for your web site to be successful.
The second piece of the SEO puzzle is doing what is commonly known as On-page SEO. On-page SEO are the things you do to your web site to ensure the search engines can determine exactly what business you're in, the products and services you provide and why your web site should deserve to be listed in front of the thousands or millions of competing web pages in your market.
The third and typically most difficult part of SEO is often referred to as Off-page SEO. Off-page SEO includes the strategies and tactics you employ to get back links pointing to your web site. Back links are links from other web site properties that point to your web site. These links can come from other web sites, Web 2.0 properties, forums, blogs and many other sources.
If you would like a fast and simple way of finding out how other companies are doing with their SEO work, there is free service that asks business owners what they think of SEO and what success or failure they've had by using SEO.
This free tool only takes 1 or 2 minutes to complete, plus anyone that wishes can also receive a free SEO Case Study from a No. 1 web site in an extremely competitive market.
To receive the SEO Case Study and take the SEO Satisfaction Survey, please click the following link - SEO Survey .
To learn more about SEO Company Services, you can visit
Cal Hesson
SEO Company Services
(402) 968-9219
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