Google SEO

You already have a business page on Facebook and have run some FB Ads. So, do you still need to do Google SEO? Yes, you do! Especially if you have a website or blog for business purposes.

Have you heard about interruption vs. permission marketing? This is the key difference between the marketing methods of Facebook Ads and Google SEO. Don’t get me wrong—both are important and have their own advantages.

Interruption marketing is, in simple terms, interrupting people to grab their attention. For example, you’re watching an intense scene in Avengers on TV, and suddenly an ad pops up. Or, when you’re reading gossip on Facebook, an ad for a product labeled sponsored appears, offering to make you fairer and more beautiful in just three days! You feel tempted to give it a try, right?

On the other hand, permission marketing using Google SEO works differently. When someone searches on Google for “whitening products,” the results appear, and they voluntarily click on the website. Then, the website offers an ebook with tips on whitening underarms, and for the second time, they willingly enter their email address. So, don’t get mad when an online seller emails you afterward—it’s because you voluntarily gave them your information. That’s how it works!

How do you do SEO?

Okay, that’s a brief explanation of SEO. We’ll continue in the next post on how to apply SEO techniques. There are two factors to consider in SEO: the technical aspect and, most importantly, good content. Stay tuned for the next post on SEO.

Did you find this post helpful? Feel free to share it with your friends!