SEO & The Credit Crunch – How to learn from other’s mistakes
October 20th, 2008 by Dan
The credit crunch has dominated the headlines for the past couple of months and it’s no wonder. It’s huge – Banks crumbling and being taken over, Governments and stock exchanges being left in turmoil, huge amounts of cash to bail out big name banks when we all thought that they were securing our finances and our future. We need to learn from theses mistakes that have been made and even through Search Engine Optimisation we can ensure that these lapses are few and far between.
The question is how can we learn from their mistakes? Well when you are looking at a bank that will benefit you more than the others it would be the same as looking for a company that can start your SEO campaign or make improvements. Banks promise higher interest rates and no charges on Credit Cards – SEO companies promise first page results. However sometimes this cannot be guaranteed and this is where trust and honesty come into the picture.
Whilst everyone may not have been guilty of this, one of the reasons the crunch has been so dramatic has come from banks and the owners being dishonest with what they could provide the consumer, making guarantees on peoples lives and finances when they have been more than aware that these guarantees are not solid. Search Engine Optimisation companies tend to make guarantees and promises that your website will appear on the first page of Search Engine Sites within a few months, when they know full well that there is a massive chance this cannot be done.
Honesty and trust is a fundamental part of any business plan, including Search Engine Optimisation. A company that says they can guarantee a hit on the first page is doing exactly what the banks have done and the ones who have been shut down and taken over only have themselves to blame. It shows them making guarantees that are not necessarily there. Basically gambling with your website and your company in order to get your business. They are being dishonest with what can actually be achieved & making promises that can’t be kept, and this causes companies and finances to crumble.
When it comes to Search Engine Optimisation, in order to make your website successful you need to research into companies that already finish high on the search pages, be it the sponsored links or the organic results. It is not about your keywords, it is about the right keywords that will attract the most interest. You need a company that will be honest and tell you that such ideas may not work. Unless your own personal plan is watertight (which is incredibly rare) companies that basically say “yes” could show dishonesty and that is where it can fail. A company that tells you where things can improve and shows you a different angle could be more of a help to you.
Don’t forget that there are no Governments to bail you out of debt should you make a mistake in which SEO company you choose. The choice you make needs to be the right one, otherwise you could well be facing your very own credit crunch.
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