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Wednesday, February 15, 2006

What Are SERPs?


What Are SERPs?

What are SERPs? This is a very good question. A better question to start with is, what does SERPs stand for, this will make it easier to understand what it is. SERP stands for Search Engine Results Page. This term is primarily used by SEO (search engine optimization) professionals. A competition began back in 2004 in the Usenet newsgroup; there was no prize or entry fee and the competition was open to all. By using a target keyword that is not particularly popular, it was fairly easy for them to track the results of the competition. Apparently Brett Tabke, an SEO professional, is the one who invented the abbreviation SERP back in 2000.

So why is it important for your business to have a good SERP? Basically, you should have a good SERP because it makes it easier for potential customers to find your website through search engines. If you don’t have a good SERP, then no one will be able to find your website and your sales will be nonexistent.

Now that you know what SERPs are, you need to know how you can create a good one for your website. First, you need to think carefully about the type of business you have and the type of keywords your target customers will be using to describe your website to search engines. Make sure that your keywords are in the title of your page.

SERPs are necessary for all web-based businesses in order to gain customers. If you do not feel comfortable relying on yourself to come up with a good SERP, then you should rely on a SEO professional to help you make the most of your website.



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