Website Promotion In Canada

It is generally accepted that 85% of website traffic in Canada is generated from nine major search engines. These include Google, Yahoo, MSN Search, AltaVista, Ask.com,  AOL and Dmoz. Clients dealing with the Canadian marketplace should also include Sympatico search. The majority of these search engines are accessed through versions 5, 6 and 7 of Internet Explorer web browser search assistant. Internet Explorer is used by 94% of all Internet surfers. These search engines are considered the most important as they generate in excess of 93% of all searches. The other 1,400 (and growing) minor search engines usually pull their databases from the above listed majors.

The remaining 15% of hits come from a combination of banner ad campaigns, traditional direct advertising such as radio and newspaper ads and people entering specific web addresses of well known companies such as typing in www.ford.com.

When looking for a product or service on the internet, few people will look past the first three pages (30 search terms) so it is critical to achieve a top 30 listing to maximize the benefits of owning a web site.

Clients of Website Promotion Canada search engine submission service see dramatic increases in their web traffic. It is wise to remember that this is also very targeted traffic that is coming from people looking for specific information about the client's area of products or services. Consequently clients can expect to see a corresponding increase in related Internet inquiries.

We will not take on a client unless we believe the client's site can achieve a significant return on investment, both in terms of our time and increased traffic to the site.

Website Promotion Canada's expertise has gained every one of its clients to date worldwide top placement in their field. This is guaranteed by the fact that Website Promotion Canada does not charge the client after the initial fee until top 20 placement has been achieved in three of the major search engines.