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Some SEO services offer you a "quick fix" to get you a good ranking in the search engines. They present you with a list of things to do, ask for their money, and say "See you later!". This is a quick fix for the optimization service. Not your website.

Search Engine Optimization is a continuous process. It is constantly dealing with changes taking place on the web. Changes occur in your industry, with your competitors, with search engine algorithms, etc. And your website must change with the Internet environment.

Search engines are looking for websites with up to date information that is related to what the search engine user is looking for. Sites that are updated on a regular basis get better rankings.

We keep you up to date with changes taking place in the market. And we will help you keep you website up to date.

What search engines are used?

The top three search engines are:

Google, Yahoo, and Bing

Combined they cover over 95% of web searches

Our work targets them and hundreds of others

 

What search engines control the search market?

Google (74%)

Google began in 1996 as a research project at Stanford. The company itself was founded in 1998. It currently employs more that 20,000 people.

Google is by far the most used search engine on the World Wide Web today. A high rank on Google when using carefully chosen search terms will provide many visitors to your website.

Google's market share was over 74% of the search engine market in June of 2009.

Yahoo (16%)

Yahoo has been a popular search engine since the early days of the Web. It was founded in 1994 and incorporated in 1995.

Yahoo's market share in June of 2009 was over 16% of the search engine market.

Bing (5%)

Bing is the search engine created by Microsoft. Microsoft's previous search engine, MSN.com, was ranked third in the search engine market. Bing is making a major effort to expand Microsoft's market share in the search engine market.

This search engine will be one to keep your eye on. With Microsoft's connections and influence in the PC market, nearly anything is possible.

Bing's market share was below 5% in June of 2009

 

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