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£106 billion: or why retailers can’t ignore SEO

9/05/2024

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We’ve titled the video above “Ten Reasons Why Retailers Need SEO.” Yes, we designed it that way for a reason – it works for SEO, and we’re all about practising what we preach.

The financial impact: £106 billion in online spending

Let’s dive into the numbers. Last year, UK consumers spent a staggering £106 billion on online businesses.

That’s the pot of gold, and SEO is your key to claiming your share.

Top ten reasons why SEO is crucial for online retailers

  1. Beat your competitors: SEO ensures Google picks your company over the competition.
  2. Page one profits: Being on page one, especially as number one, significantly boosts profits.
  3. Enhanced user experience: Good Technical SEO makes your website user-friendly, encouraging longer stays and higher conversion rates.
  4. Increased profits: Direct traffic to your website means more profits, cutting out third-party commissions.
  5. Boosted public profile: SEO coupled with Digital PR elevates your company’s online presence.
  6. Business credibility: Good rankings attract suppliers, talent, investors, and fend off competitors.
  7. Local targeting: Tailor SEO to your local community for effective local targeting.
  8. Global reach: Effective SEO can provide an international platform for expansion or global positioning.
  9. Rapid results: See positive SEO results in just four months, impacting your bottom line.
  10. Essential investment: In a nutshell, you can’t afford to ignore SEO – it’s vital for staying in the game and thriving in business.

Ready to unlock the full potential of your retail business? Don’t underestimate the impact of SEO.

Get it right, stay competitive, and secure your spot in the ever-evolving business landscape.

 

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