The way to rank higher domestically in Google by Dante St James

Google has a few different approaches to how it ranks websites. There are global rankings, national rankings, and local rankings. And they’re all based around very different criteria.

If you’ve ever been wondering why your competitor is consistently sitting higher than you on Google, despite all the Facebook posts and reviews you’ve been getting, this informative webinar is made for you and is full of actions you can take straight away to improve your position on Google and other search engines.

In this free webinar for absolute SEO beginners, you will learn:

– How Google ranks businesses
– What you can control and what you can’t
– The tasks that make a difference, and those that are wasting your time
– A checklist of things to do monthly, quarterly and annually

This workshop is brought to you by Business Station and AusIndustry under the ASBAS Digital Solutions Program

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Dante St James is a Lead Trainer, accredited Marketing Science Professional, Digital Marketing Associate, certified Media Planner and Media Buyer with Facebook Australia & New Zealand. He is also a Training Partner for Google’s Digital Springboard, the Australian Government’s BeConnected program and the Australian Cyber Security Centre’s Stay Safe Online program. His background in digital technology, the media and owning his own small businesses has led to an approach that takes in the best practices from the world’s leading marketers, condensing the most relevant information into bite sized pieces to help small businesses move forward without all the techno-jargon.
#seo #localseo #google

Important – Participating businesses must be aware that this information will be provided to the Commonwealth Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources for program evaluation and reporting purposes; and businesses may be approached by a representative from the Department to complete a survey on the services provided.

PLEASE NOTE: To register for this event you must be a business (0-19 employees)  and provide your ABN.

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