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Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)

Thomas Cole Search is a specialist internet solutions and search engine positioning company who have years of experience in providing bespoke search engine optimisation packages (SEO), search engine positioning and search engine consulting to countless clients all over the UK. We are one of the longest serving search engine optimisation & search engine positioning companies trading in the UK and have a wide team of search engine experts and internet marketing consultants who can assist you in getting key clients to your web site But what is Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)? Search Engine Optimisation and Online Marketing are crucial if you want your web site to be found by potential customers and can help in overall search engine positioning. Contrary to popular belief, search engines don't just pick up sites because they happen to be there - the process involves careful planning, submission and constant search engine optimisation and research. This process includes focussing on key words and phrases, promoting your site in forums, related media and targetting your potential customers with E-Newsletter campaigns. All of this helps to ensure that your site gets noticed in the right places and will increase search engine positioning and overall search engine visibility. Our Northern base allows Thomas Cole to offer the very best competitive prices for our search engine optimisation services. Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) / Search Engine Positioning Case Studies: Company Search Term / Keyword Competing Web Sites Google Position National-Clamps.com Car Park Management 15,400,000 Page 1 ArtificialGrass.org.uk Artificial grass 629,000 Page 1 CSEF.net Childrens safety 1,960,000 Page 1 Propertyinturkey.com Property in Turkey 1,170,000 Page 1 LancashireTraining.co.uk Lancashire Training 5,020,000 Page 1 Auditorium-Seating.co.uk Auditorium Seating 1,230,000 Page 1 JackNobbsMachinery.co.uk/ Factory Removals 280,000 Page 1 TeslaTest.co.uk/ Test Chambers 2,250,000 Page 1 LoopKeyrings.co.uk/ Loop Keyrings 109,000 Page 1 Thomas Cole have an expert team of highly experienced search engine optimisation (SEO) specialists, and Thomas Cole Search can lead you through the process with a range of search engine optimisation (SEO) packages and internet marketing solutions to suit all budgets. Our goal is to ensure that you gain the recognition you deserve from all the major search engines and direct the correct consumer traffic to you. A dedicated team of qualified SEO specialists are ready to meet your business needs. View the search engine optimisation plans below for information on Online Marketing and Search Engine Optimisation

	Get Started With SEO!
Initial Search Engine Optimisation This SEO plan is best-suited to organisations which require the basic starter package for Search Engine Optimisation, guaranteeing listings on the major search engines.

Keep on Track!

Monthly Search Engine Optimisation This search engine optimisation plan is best-suited to organisations looking to keep on top of their online business strategy. A professional yet flexible approach is guaranteed. Your web site will be monitored on a day by day basis, and will have constant research and optimisation done on it to ensure that the correct keywords are included and in the right density and areas. This is our most popular search engine optimisation package.

	Fast Track SEO!
Intensive Search Engine Optimisation This search engine optimisation plan is best-suited to organisations looking to achieve fast results. An intensive package tailored to meet your individual needs.

Latest News

Google launches ‘Near Me Now’

Yet again Google pick’s up the pace in the world of search by launching yet another product to make searching the internet simpler. Users of smart phones such as the newly released Nexus One and Apple’s iPhone will find a new option on their search screens as Google rolls out geo-positioning into mobile searches.

A ‘Near Me Now’ option has appeared on Google’s home page allowing people searching to locate local bars, restaurants, cafes etc based on their current location.

A post on Google’s mobile blog stated "We wanted to make it fast and easy to find out more about a place in your immediate vicinity, whether you're standing right in front of a business or if it's just a short walk away.”

“Google wanted to make searching for popular categories of nearby places really simple”

“Imagine that you emerge from the subway station and you want to grab a coffee, but you don't see a coffee shop around you. You can simply search for all nearby coffee shops by using 'Near Me Now.’”

In order for users to fully utilise this new feature, smart phone users will need to allow Google to identify their location via GPS. How popular this will make the application with those with Google-related privacy concerns is questionable.

Twitter ends 2009 in profit

Leading financial news magazine Business Week has recently reported that the micro blogging site Twitter has had a profitable year after the company signed two separate deals with search giants Google and Bing. These deals allow Twitter posts (tweets) to be indexed and searched through on their respective search engines.

The deals with Microsoft and Google reportedly generated $25 million for the social media site. Despite all parties remaining quiet about the figures needed to secure the deal, Business Week revealed that Twitter generated $10 million from its deal with Microsoft to allow them to index the tweets in their Bing search engine, and a staggering $15 million from Google for the inclusion of the tweets into the real-time search results.

Twitter, which is based in San Francisco, allows its members to post 140 characters long SMS like messages on their profiles and enjoys over 55 million visits every month.

Recently, the company has been developing plans to start increasing revenue from the immense popularity of the micro blogging site by rolling out premium plans for businesses, allowing them to use Twitter’s platform to market and promote their products on the social networking website.