THIS FORM DOES NOT SAVE YOUR PROGRESS – SUBMIT BEFORE EXITING
THIS FORM DOES NOT SAVE YOUR PROGRESS – SUBMIT BEFORE EXITING
Introduction to SEO
In this hour-long webinar, you'll gain a basic understanding of search engine optimization (SEO) and its importance to your website and business brand. Ryan Eisenstein from Boomtown Internet Group will share why SEO matters, the importance of a Google Business Profile, and how SEO fits into the larger picture of digital presence.
During this interactive 60-minute session, attendees will gain a foundational understanding of:
What SEO is: A clear, concise definition of Search Engine Optimization and its role in the digital world.
Why SEO matters: The significance of SEO for individuals, businesses, and organizations looking to be found online.
Core concepts of SEO: High-level explanations of how search engines rank content and basic strategies involved in improving search visibility.
The importance of Google Business Profile: How this free tool is crucial for local businesses to appear prominently in Google Search and Maps in areas like Long Neck, Delaware.
The broader digital marketing landscape: How SEO fits into the larger picture of digital presence.
Open Q&A: An opportunity to ask specific questions and gain further clarification on SEO topics.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
This workshop will be an online Zoom event. You must complete the Zoom registration prior to the event in order to receive Zoom meeting access details. The Zoom registration link will be provided at the end of this registration process and in the confirmation email.
Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities or limited English proficiency will be provided when requested at least 1 week in advance at 302-831-1555.
Speaker(s): Ryan Eisenstein, Boomtown Internet Group
Co-Sponsor(s):
Fee: No Cost
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