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| Rank | Keyword |
|---|---|
| 1 | blog thieves |
| 1 | strip all whitespace php |
| 1 | who are bitacle |
| 2 | computing at hollywood |
| 2 | google invisible text |
| 3 | who are readnotify |
| 5 | readnotify |
| 6 | selling things on the net |
We’ve taken some random articles, on topics we’ve covered over the months. We then looked at what appear to be actual keywords that humans used in Google to get to our website, rather than our article titles, for instance.
Although our website gets a relatively low volume of traffic (between 200-300 page views per day), it’s interesting that the keywords “who are bitacle” and “blog thieves” both currently enjoy top ranking with Google.
It just proves that content is king, no matter how humble the aesthetics are. And blogs are the perfect platform.
Why every business needs a CMS
According to Melbourne IT, while more than 90% of internet users get to websites via search engines, more than 50% of all Australian businesses who have a website cannot easily be found in a major search engine like Google.
What does this tell us?
Perhaps it tells us that most business website owners don’t really have a clue about how people actually use the web. The fact is that the days of brochureware websites are long gone. As users become more savvy, they’re come to realise that a website without interactivity is basically useless. It’s no longer sufficient to try and dazzle your potential clients with your “web presence”, you actually need to offer something of value. Having a page which says “please call this number” just isn’t enough.
A year of blogging
It’s been exactly one year since we obliterated our traditional website and joined the blogosphere.
What started out as observations, commentary, opinions, tips and the occasional rant on the marriage between business and technology has largely remained true to it’s intent.
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