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What is a SERP, and why do they matter?
It may sound like a simple question, but it means everything in the world of SEO.
The SERPs (search engine results pages) are the listings you see whenever you search online.
For most of us, the search engine of choice is Google.
Do you know what it means when your website reaches the top of the SERPs? More organic traffic and more conversions.
When it comes to digital marketing, organic traffic is something of a Holy Grail. Why? Because it’s free and it’s qualified. These searchers are actively looking for what you’ve got to offer.
In today's world, SERPs aren’t as straightforward as they used to be, and different SERPs can influence the amount of organic traffic you get in different ways.
Does that sound confusing? It doesn’t have to be. In this blog you will understand the different SERP features and how to do a SERP analysis. You’ll also discover how to get ahead in the SERPs.
Ready? Let’s go!
Overview of SERP!
SERP stands for Search Engine Result Page. The main role of SERP is listing a set of pages over the web-based on the keywords research. In other words, when you open the browser and search for the information over the internet through search engines, then the list of web pages comes as a result.
SERP results can be organic search results or can be paid advertisements. Organic search results are significant than the paid advertisements as many times users ignore the paid advertisements. The rank of the web pages on the SERP is page rank. High page ranking helps organizations to get more visitors to the site and increases the number of impressions.
What Types of SERP Results Are There?
There are two types of SERP;
Paid SERP & Organic SERP
Paid SERPs
Google Ads allows websites to show up at the top of the SERP pages for their chosen keywords, and they pay Google every time someone clicks their ad.
These results display at the top and bottom of the SERP and have “Sponsored” written in bold letters above the URL.
As you can tell from their prominence at the top of the SERP, these ads can be crucial in getting targeted traffic to your website. You can run paid advertising campaigns alongside search engine optimization (SEO) if you want to.
Organic SERPs
Organic SERP results show the list of web pages that the search engine gives by performing some searching algorithms. SEO specialist search engine optimization professionals know how to optimize content and rank the website at the top position in organic results.
How SERP and SEO are linked together?
The SERPs and SEO are intrinsically linked.
SEO has a critical role in determining how a website or webpage ranks on the SERP. SEO is responsible for ensuring that a website appears as high up on the SERP as possible, increasing the chances of that website getting clicks and driving traffic to the site. The steps you take in this area are the keys to building organic traffic and achieving your traffic goals. Too often, people hear about SEO and think it’s too complicated. However, it’s a process; even some simple SEO steps can lead you to the top of the results. You can reach the top positions in the SERPs and build a significant volume of organic traffic; you’ve just got to be consistent with your SEO and follow the right steps
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