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In today’s business landscape, an online presence is required, and the heart of any business’s online presence is their website. The driving force behind the success of any website is the traffic or users who are visiting it.

We can all agree that Google is one of the many ways, if not, the only way customers look for the information they need when making a purchasing decision. How are you making sure that your senior living community is at the forefront of your potential customer’s search? Putting Google Ads and SEO tactics aside, we want to discuss another avenue that will help you grow your business’s visibility, called Google My Business!

As technology advances, current and aspiring web designers and developers are responsible for protecting the world wide web. This is an information system on the Internet that allows documents to be connected to other documents by hypertext links, enabling the user to search for information by moving from one document to another, commonly known as the web (www).

As 2020 approaches, businesses and brands are evaluating their year and strategizing how to make the new year bigger, better, and more successful. Whether its blog post creation, infographics, or video, content continues to be a driving force in marketing strategies to target audiences and generate leads.

When people think of online searches, they inevitably think of Google. The company has made such a name for itself over the years that its name has now become a verb. Curious about something? Google it. With a reputation that grand, the company certainly has some high standards of living up to the modern world.

Search engine optimization, or SEO, “is the process of getting traffic from the “free,” “organic,” “editorial,” or “natural” search results on search engines.” This tactic involves creativity, research, and above all else, patience. As SEO continues to grow and search engine algorithms evolve, SEO scammers continue to reach out to businesses promising “fast results and number one rankings.”

The internet reaches more than half of the world’s population, making it one of the most important channels for reaching your audience. To reach your senior living audience effectively, it is essential to understand how to make your content readily available to them.

For many years, the goal of any website and SEO strategy was to rank number one in search results. Being number one inherently meant more traffic, more clicks, more conversions. While being number one in search results is still a solid goal, your SEO ranking and position should not be the defining factor of your senior living, SEO strategy.

You can tell a lot about a business by its storefront. Your website is your virtual storefront; a chance for your potential residents and their family members to learn about your senior living community – what you offer, where you are located, and what makes you different.