The Google Misconception
Posted Feb 3rd, 2008 at 17:30 by Aso
Ok. So this really should be 'the Search Engine misconception' but I thought the former sounded better 
A recent project I worked on, the client was quite set on getting good search engine results. In the initial email, they said
So after some (exhaustive) explaining, I went through (as clear as I could) that there are no 'magic keywords' that you can simply specify to an SE, that it's a mix of on and off-site management, analysis and research. I also stressed there is no guarantee for results, and that these things will take time. Three weeks later I get a call, a few days after launch, and the client is asking why they're not getting results on Google!
Ok, I accept they're not to know how these things work, nor should they have to (that's why they hire us in the first place!), but it seems like all my explanations are falling on deaf ears!
A recent project I worked on, the client was quite set on getting good search engine results. In the initial email, they said
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Could we be the result for: long list of keywords
Ok, I accept they're not to know how these things work, nor should they have to (that's why they hire us in the first place!), but it seems like all my explanations are falling on deaf ears!
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What do clients know ! lol
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Posted Feb 3rd, 2008 at 20:24 by simonb
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Man it can be so annoying can't it!
I've explained what a blog is to most of my family countless times but they still don't get it. fools ha |
Posted Feb 3rd, 2008 at 21:24 by alexgeek
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At least I'm not alone then
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Posted Feb 4th, 2008 at 12:23 by Aso
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