Jun 22, 202110:21 AM - edited Aug 12, 202111:21 AM
Inbound Professor
Defining your SEO goals
By setting goals and putting numbers to those goals, you'll be able to figure out whether your SEO efforts are actually paying off. Many businesses will simply say, "We want to rank #1 for this keyword," but that isn't quite enough.
Keeping this in mind, what are the goals for your website?
Do you want to increase organic traffic?
Do you want to increase the number of leads from your website?
Do you want to design a mobile-friendly website?
Or is your goal something completely different?
Share your primary SEO goal in the comments below!
*To learn more about this, check out the SEO Basics lesson via HubSpot Academy.
It's been a year since we started our SEO efforts and our traffic is increasing with the continuous efforts. However, I'd like to see us double our organic traffic from its current number, generate 3 digit leads from the website, usability on mobile devices, also increase our DR and AS to industry standards. 🙏
Ive been running my business Bed Buddies www.bedbuddies.com.au for about 18 months now. I spend too much money on google ads to generate traffic, and have slowly but surely been building my content. In December last year I had a heart attack and realised my mortality and that apart from memories, my business is also part of the legacy Im going to leave my kids. So Im driven now to succeed. My goals for 2022 are to:
1. Increase my conversion rate to a minimum of between 2 & 3%
2. To build my organic search traffic so that my paid ads dont keep consuming all my profits. To this end, I want my business to be turning over a six figure gross profit by the end of the year.
Achievable? I dont know. Have I got the motivation and determination to succeed? Absolutely!
Hmm. I'm actually working with four different websites here. Three of them, which are webcomic sites, probably fit two of the goals as listed above, in that I'd like to increase traffic to those sites and have them mobile-friendly or responsive to many types of media. The primary one, the writing and book publishing/marketing site, will probably fall more into the "leads" category. It makes no sense to me to get more traffic to this site if it's not going to "catch" clients for us, so I need to design a campaign that will not only attract the right traffic in the targeted area I'd like, but will interest part of that traffic to be motivated enough to become a client.
It's funny, just having typed that out above, is giving me ideas for marketing campaigns and advertising to employ. 😄 Thanks, Hubspot! 😍
I would have to say: all of the above. I am currently working on it. SEO content writing is in high demand, and I wanted to learn about it. This course is really helping me achieve that. Thank you!
My goal is use this knowledge when I get a marketing position after graduation to increase organic traffic and design a more user friendly website for my company.
I think the goals for my website are get a certain number of reads or views, the website will give impressive information to the readers and the readers will remember the name of my website.
