One of the most important factors in any software companies marketing strategy is their SEO (Search Engine Optimization) strategy. Everyone wants to achieve a good rank in the search engines as natural search results are essentially free and convert well.
I was looking through the analytics today and was impressed to see that we’re getting a lot more natural search to the website. It seems we’re moving up through the Google ranks nicely. Here’s some good positions I spotted…
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We’re position 1 for the term “job management software”
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We’re position 1 for the term “online job management software”
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We’re position 1 for the term “workflow project management”
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We’re position 1 for the term “workflow management tool”
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We’re position 1 for the term “proactive software”
Note: There’s about 50 other companies called ‘Proactive software’ globally
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We’re position 8 for the term “Job tracking software”
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We’re position 4 for the term “coldfusion project management”
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We’re position 3 for the term “team collaboration tools”
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We’re position 3 for the term “web based task management software”
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We’re position 8 for the term “workflow tracking software”
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We’re position 8 for the term “creative online project management”
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About the author:
Julian Stone, CEO – Project Management Software visionary for: ProActiveSoftware.com, ProWorkflow.com & Julian101.com
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Tags: Google, Optimization, Ranking, Search Engines, SEO
About The Author:
Julian Stone begin_of_the_skype_highlighting end_of_the_skype_highlighting is the CEO of ProActive Software, developers and creators of the leading web based project management software http://www.proworkflow.com.
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