
Using Less Popular Keywords To Reach The Hispanic Audience
No matter what language your Web site is in, effective search engine optimization will determine how successful it is on the Internet. Over 70% of Internet users find a Web site by using a search engine. At certain times of the year, this number can be even higher. Any Web site owner today must be knowledgeable about search engine optimization strategies and keyword analysis.
The breadth of optimization for English keywords is staggering. In the background, Spanish keywords are usually ignored by SEO experts. On the Internet, it’s difficult to get an advantage over competitive. Millions of people are fighting for any small advantage they can gain over competitors, but they’re wholly ignoring keyword analysis and optimization for Spanish keywords.
Keyword Analysis and Optimization for Spanish-language sites
Optimizing for the Hispanic market requires the same type of methods and dedication that optimizing for the English language requires. You pick the keywords that best describe your Web site and you optimize for those keywords.
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One mistake many site owners make is trying to optimize only for keywords that are widely searched for. In doing so, they select only the keywords that millions of other people have optimized for. It’s like trying to take on Wal-mart with a corner store. It isn’t going to work. The Google Keyword Suggestion tool can aid site owners by allowing them to see keywords that draw in a small, medium, or large number of visitors and then optimize their sites accordingly. There are Spanish words and phrases that will be more effective in bringing in a large number of visitors, simply because a site owner has taken the time to determine dozens of smaller keywords that no one else was smart enough to optimize their site for. Odd phrases that have been used, as well as common typos, will be listed in Google’s keyword suggestion tool and give Spanish Web site owners a significant advantage over competitors.
There is another advantage to choosing less popular keywords: They cost less than major keywords and keyword phrases. Simply by going small, you save money. This strategy of bidding on targeted phrases is usually referred to as the long tail or search tail strategy. It’s highly recommended for small businesses who want to do well in their Spanish SEO endeavors. Becoming familiar with Spanish grammar will help you excel in this type of strategy. Know the way the Spanish language operates and you will be able to more successfully market to the people who speak the language.
Selecting the wrong keywords for your Web site can result in your Web site being invisible to the Hispanic community it needs to reach. No matter what kind of content or product you have to offer, you’re doomed without proper keyword analysis and optimization. It is very important for any small business to plot its keyword strategy from the beginning of their project, or as soon as possible after they’ve learned of these important principles of Hispanic search engine marketing.
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