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Information simply about GoogleInternet Visibility
by:
Jeffrey Mason
The definition:
Dictionary.com says that visibility is the fact, state, or degree of being visible and says that the cyberspace is an interconnected system of networks that connects computers about the earth via the TCP/IP protocol.
From these definitions we can then construct that cyberspace visibility is the fact, state, or degree of being visible on an interconnected system of networks that connects computers about the earth via the TCP/IP protocol.
The numbers:
Clickz.com projects the number of global cyberspace users to be 1.07 billion by the end of 2005, which includes 140+ million active Americans. Projected growth for 2007 is to hit 1.3 billion
According to an article at addict3d.org which offers a way to find out the index volume of Google mistreatment a negative value, Google presently
has over 9.5 billion web pages indexed. This has fully grown substantially
since the simply over 8 billion reportable by Google only a short time ago.
So with mistreatment the above statistics we can see the growth rate of cyberspace users is roughly 11% per year and the growth rate of search engines page index’s (using the most popular search engine Google as disclosed by Clickz statistics for Jan
2005) is over 20% per year.
In 5 years, if these statistics remain consistent, there wish be about 1.8 billion cyberspace users and over 23 billion pages indexed at Google.
The end result:
By combining our definition with our statistics and slightly modifying our statement we can now say that cyberspace visibility is the fact, state, or degree of being visible on an interconnected system of networks growing at a rate of 20% per year that connects computers about the earth which is growing at a rate of 11% per year via the TCP/IP protocol.
So by loosely applying the above statistics to a popular search term like realtors we can move up with this example:
Search Engine = Google.com
Search term = Realtors
Search Results 2005 = 15,500,000
Projected Search Results 2010 = 38,568,960
If you think being found on the cyberspace is difficult nowadays, imagine 5 years from now!
The solution:
Increase your cyberspace visibility by doing these 2 things:
1. Be as specific and as precise as possible once
it comes to advertising yourself on the internet. It is a more better idea to contend
topically
for over 90% of businesses and groups since most of the products and services offered are local anyhow. By being more exact with this information the folk coming to your site wish be happier and you wish get a higher return on investment from your website.
2. Join a team or affiliation which supports each other. One of the most basic lessons in life is two heads are better then one. Outside of the cyberspace most businesses join their local chamber of commerce or different groups/affiliations for support, ideas and assistance to help themselves grow but for several reason once
it comes to the cyberspace they feel they must do it on their own. If anything, on the cyberspace you need keep from colleagues more then ever.
Tops in America (www.topsinamerica.com), a new and exciting website focused on serving businesses increase their cyberspace visibility, gathers thousands of businesses from all across the United States all supporting one another on the cyberspace by creating a network of businesses that are all interested in increasing their cyberspace visibility. Unlike directories or search engines, A-one in America is a location specific listing of the top ten businesses in specific locations all across the US. With only ten spots accessible in each category and in each location, web patrons wish find location specific listings of respected businesses offering the products or services they are looking for patch businesses benefit from specific traffic being sent to their site on a steady basis conveyance them new and valued customers.
Businesses win and Web Surfers win.
If you are a business owner wanting to discover more simply about this possibility you should visit the A-one in America Business Center (www.tiabusinesscenter.com).
In coming articles look for the reason search engines fail to deliver and the power of a brand on the internet.
For questions and comments please feel free to e-mail me at:
jrmason@novatexsolutions.com
Jeffrey Mason
President
Novatex Solutions
Just simply about the author:
Jeffrey Mason is the President of Novatex Solutions, a Houston based Cyberspace Marketing and business solutions firm. With over 7 years experience in the field of Cyberspace Marketing, Jeff has teamed up with Houston business big businessman John Emmitte and in doing so has wedded over 40 years of hard core business with explosive and aggressive Cyberspace Marketing. This combination is breathing new life into many a businesses in the Houston business community.
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