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Traffic
Get More Traffic
SponsoredLinX offers a number of different services to help drive more qualified traffic to your website. Google Ads Management Search Engine Optimisation Microsoft Ads Facebook Advertising Google Ads Mobile“SponsoredLinX are a rarity in today’s market place, they promise a lot but deliver more. Our business has grown by over 400% in one month; we are amazed at the difference they have made.”
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Conversion
Convert More Leads
Our second step is making sure that your website is able to convert the traffic you receive into leads for your business. Optimising your website to convert more leads is important to a profitable campaign. Web Development Convertopages Do It For Me eCommerce“I just want to say thank you! The changes that you have applied in our AdWords campaign have definitely seen an improvement on click quality and sales for HippityHop.”
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Retention
Retain Your Customers
As you build up a customer base you need to make sure to keep engaged and retain your relationship. Facebook Management LinX App“SponsoredLinX fully redesigned our main company website with a fresh, clean and professional look. The ‘Google friendly’ web design were part of the fantastic ongoing service we received.”
Google SSL Search Encryption Rolls Out….
Several months ago Google made some changes to the default search experience on google.com – when you are signed into a Google account they added SSL encryption to increase the security and privacy of your searches.
Yesterday, on insidesearch.blogspot.com they announced that they would be expanding this to all their local domains around the world and it should be a few weeks for it to be fully introduced.
What this means as a searcher
If you are signed into a Google account (Gmail, Youtube etc) and are performing searches on Google, you will automatically be redirected to https://www.google.com (https://www.google.com.au in Australia) where your searches are encrypted.
Normally when you do a search on Google and click on a link to a website in the organic listings, that website collects data about the keywords that were used in your search. With encrypted search this keyword data is no longer passed on so the website will only know that this visit originated from Google but not which search queries were used.
From a user point of view this seems like a good move, it increases the security of the search and helps protect your search privacy from third parties.
If you’re running a website
Site owners will not get all the keyword level data they would normally get. When people who are signed into a Google account do a search through https://www.google.com.au the keywords are not going to be passed along to their analytics software. Instead of getting the keyword data, all encrypted searches will come under the heading “not provided” in the keyword list (see below).
It’s hard to tell exactly how this is going to effect SEO strategies until we know what percentage of people are signed in when searching but it shouldn’t take much longer than a month or two until we do know.
With Google pushing Google+, Android and all its other projects, we may see an increasing number of people needing to log in to use certain services in the future.
Running an AdWords campaign?
You don’t need to worry for now. Google will still be sending an unencrypted referrer that includes the query used from AdWords visits so you are able to improve the relevancy of your ad campaigns and boost performance.