Why MySearchology Digital Marketing Ku Fu?

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Expert web marketing Kung Fu from MySearchology encourages discipline and confidence when confronting an adversary – specifically, larger and stronger opponents 

SEO and Kung Fu both require skill, patience, and practice to master. Just as a Kung Fu practitioner must hone their technique and discipline to achieve their goals, an SEO specialist must continuously work to improve their strategies, stay up-to-date with the latest trends and algorithms, and adapt to the ever-changing digital landscape. Both also involve a certain level of strategy, where a deep understanding of the opponent or the search engine algorithm is crucial to achieving success.

Practice Areas

During childhood, some of us had the opportunity to study martial arts. For many kids, we were there for one reason only – to be a ninja. While we hoped to punch a few criminals and swing the nunchucks, our instructors had something else envisioned for us. They wanted to encourage discipline and confidence when confronting an adversary – specifically, larger and stronger opponents.

As a small business, you too may have visions of grandeur, however, there may be a larger and more dominant competitor standing in your way. How do you win when facing this harsh reality?

Some online marketers feel compelled to go after a stronger rival head-on, slugging it out in hopes of eking out a victory. But there may be a more sensible way of dealing with the giants in your industry, sector, application or domain.

Strike Pressure Points

It’s not a surprise that large, well established companies can bid some keywords so high that it does not make it economical to compete for them online. The mistake that many small businesses make, which gives them almost no chance of outranking their bigger competitors, is targeting the wrong keywords.  A small business that sells insurance won’t be able to rank their website higher than the biggest companies operating in the mortgage industry for the keyword ‘insurance’. Those big companies are so established online, and will be investing so much in SEO each month, that it would likely take years for a small business to rank in the top 5 for that keyword. By the time they did so, they probably wouldn’t even be classed as a small business anymore .

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