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5. Not coordinating SEO with your editorial, sales and marketing departments New content without SEO to maximize the number of target visitors seeing that content is a waste. SEO without marketing to convert those visitors is a waste. Your content, SEO and marketing should work together as part of a process. 6. Not monitoring response or acting on results You have to monitor response eg, the numbers buying your product or signing up to your newsletter. You may find that the market niche you hoped would work ends up being lame. If so, move on. Monitor traffic, rankings and response for relevant searches. If you are getting good or bad results you need to act appropriately. That might be moving on to the next target niche, or investing more resources into the same ones. 7. Poor content management systems It's a cliche to say you need the right tools to do the job. One of SEO and online marketing's tools is a content management system (CMS) that gives you complete control over most of the content, on most of the pages, including site navigation, menus and all marketing. Not having that is like entering a car race on a scooter. 8. Letting developers control website content Partly as a result of companies having no existing knowledge and systems to accommodate online marketing and SEO, those who build the website have by default often become in charge of its content. But letting developers take control of online content is like letting the mechanic drive the racing car. Or buying a car from a Ford garage and letting the mechanics decide where you can drive. Take control of your website. The developer's job is to deliver the functions you want and keep the site working. What goes on the site and where and when is the responsibility of editorial and marketing, including SEO. 9. Not doing SEO now Here's a simple point; every day you wait to start SEO means it will be more expensive to get the same results when you do start. If you can get to the top of Google for a collection of keywords this will give you momentum and help you stay at the top, and it becomes cheaper. Serious search engine success allows for serious business success - put these things together and you've basically got a gold rush. If you don't do the work now it's going to cost you a fortune to do it in the future. There is a simple reason for this and it's inbound links. 10. Neglecting the importance of site structure and navigation Most reasonable sites for reasonably sized businesses are going to need hundreds (sometimes thousands) of pages. If you have hundreds of pages you need an optimized site structure and an accompanying site navigation. Even on a small site it's possible to get this wrong and waste all your work. You might have wonderfully optimized pages and links but if you don't have your navigation right, or your structure isn't right then your success will be limited. What should you do? It's hard to give a quick answer, but you should organize your site content into categories of related content. Let's say you had a site selling chocolate - you would have all your Belgian truffles in one place and chocolate cake recipes somewhere else, almost working as different sites with their own home page (category home pages.) On larger sites, related categories can be grouped together into channels. Make sure your home page links directly to your site's most important category pages. See Are your Superman Pages trapped in a basement full of kryptonite? 11. Neglecting your home page Your home page is by far your most powerful page because most of your site's inbound links will come to there. Use that power with copy to both target your toughest keyword niches and help other niches with links to their category home pages. You can test what works, trying keywords of varying degrees of difficulty and ambition. 12. Over-relying on your home page This is just as problematic. There are only so many different keywords you can effectively target with one page. When success is achieved for a keyword niche with your home page - move that success to other pages using internal and external links.
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