SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) for Experience and Activity Providers

SEO is a great way to bring more traffic, leads, customers, and revenue to your business. So what is it and why do you need it?

SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) for Experience and Activity Providers
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SEO is a great way to bring more traffic, leads, customers, and revenue to your business. So what is it and why do you need it?
Welcome to our Marketing Top Tips blog series for experience and activity providers. We want to share our knowledge and help the experience sector ensure the tech they use is working as hard for their business as they are.
We are here to help you provide the best visitor experience from ticket sales through the full customer lifecycle.

First up, we are talking SEO (Search Engine Optimisation)

So, what is SEO?
SEMrush describes SEO as: “the process of improving the performance and experience of your website so it can gain better visibility in search engines. Specifically, SEO is all about ranking in the organic search results.”
In the simplest of terms - it is the process of ensuring your content has the best possible chance of being found on Google Search Engine Results Pages (SERPs) by including relevant keywords and phrases, backlinks and headings into your page content.
SEO is a great way to bring more traffic, leads, customers, and revenue to your business.

Benefits of SEO and why you should care:

  • Makes your brand more visible when your potential customers search on Google
  • Drives targeted traffic to your website
  • Gives you a solid competitive advantage
  • Increases organic business

Your secret weapons to optimise your website for experiences and activities…

Be specific and relevant with long-tail keywords...

This means you have a much better chance of ranking highly on Google than choosing a broader terms. Many businesses will be targeting high volume keywords that are extremely difficult to rank for. For example, if you’re a farm attraction based in Kingston Upon Thames, “things to do” is a very broad search term with lots of competition, so chances are you would not rank well on Google. A better long-tail keyword to focus on would be something like “things to do in Kingston Upon Thames” or “farms in Kingston Upon Thames”.

Understand your customer journey (search intent)...

You can use this to help decide whether you need additional blog content to provide your customers with more insightful information or if they are reaching your site already knowing what they want.
Ultimately, your website content will help you drive business, and SEO is one of the most powerful digital marketing tools out there.
For a deeper understanding of how SEO can help your marketing efforts, download our Essential SEO Guide for Tours and Activities.
https://campaigns.beyonk.com/the-essential-seo-guide-for-tours-and-activities
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Jennie Byrne

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Jennie Byrne

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