Taking a look at some quick tips for those of you looking for some help getting started with basic SEO.

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SEO for beginners, the must-have number one.

I'm Brian Pombo, welcome back to Brian J Pombo Live.

Let's talk a little bit about search engine optimization. Shin shall we, if you're not aware of what SEO is just a quick background, SEO is not only just trying to get optimized for search engines that are the typical search engines.

So at one time, when in fact, when I first got involved with the SEO world, that the main thing was Google, you were focusing on Google, and secondarily, you'd be focusing on say Yahoo, and Bing, or any of the other, quote-unquote search engines out there.

Nowadays, there are more search engines, there are very subtle differences between them but even beyond just showing up in Google, you got to look at search engines within different apps and different websites.

So you got to think about Amazon, sometimes, depending on what it is that you're trying to get people to do or places that you're trying to get people to go. But you got to think about Amazon, you have to think about YouTube, you have to think about Facebook, they each one has their own internal search engines if you will.

And if you're wanting to show up there, you got to think about that, right.

You got to think about all the different types of media ways you want to show up, and it can be really overwhelming. So here are the must-have, the number one must-have, that you got to think about

is who you want to click, who do you want to click and where are you wanting them to go?

Now you probably already know where you want them to go. That's kind of the point of SEO, you got a website, you got a video, you got someplace that you're trying to get people to, and you have probably something that you're wanting them to do when they get there.

You're wanting them to view a video, you're wanting them to read an article, you're wanting them to purchase an item, what have you, you have a very specific path.

But eventually, you got to get to who it is specifically who you're looking to get there. If you're trying to get everybody there, you're going to spin your wheels a lot, you have to know about who it is that you're trying to get there.

Who are you definitely not trying to get there?

Because if you could define that, then you can define which search engines you need to pay attention to, you know, where does your SEO really need to go?

What are the things that people are typing in?

How are they searching?

And when you know that you know how to put certain things into your pages, into your videos into whatever it is that you're trying to get them to you know how to adjust in order to attract search engine activity, if that makes sense. It's a simple principle. But you can't believe how many businesses I work with.

When they're talking SEO, they're not really thinking about the end customer. They're not thinking about the end-user, the end audience, the end clicker, but you have to because that's everything is determined in SEO, by who that person is and what they're doing. Yes, there's an algorithm.

Yes, there are different ways that Google teaches, I mean that Google does SEO, the way they design their algorithm, and it's constantly changing. And all those rules are things that you do need to know about.