1Assistant Professor,
2Associate Professor,
*(Corresponding author) email id: subrat.bccm@bvbbhubaneswar.org
**sushree.bccm@bvbbhubaneswar.org
In the Internet economy, competitive rules are not driven by physical entities of a company (such as form, size, or location). Each company (read as website) should compete at par with scores of other Web pages to surface before the customer for a meaningful transaction. There are selected ‘gateways’ that determine whether the website should rank better before its prospective customer or go into oblivion. These gateways are commonly referred to as Search Engines. Every Internet marketer wishes for a top ranking and increased brand visibility in search engines. A website obtains a top ranking when it contains popular and exclusive keywords, which are determined by the technological aspects of search engines. The number of their websites is paltry, yet they control the fate of zillions of websites. Each website, in turn, tries hard to rank favourably so that it can capture its precious attention and convert it to build its bottom line. The task is easier said than done. This article provides an overview of the concept of Search Engine Marketing, which has emerged as a powerful marketing tool for promoting a brand online. The article also explains the different types of SEMs and elucidates how to initiate a SEM strategy. The author also explains the significance and market dynamics of SEM. The article concludes with a comprehensive global overview of the SEM industry, presenting SEM as an effective online advertising strategy. It discusses the necessity and objectives of keywords, as well as the importance of keyword optimisation to facilitate effective searching. The author is trying to highlight the importance of research and strategy for selecting suitable keywords, placement and optimisation. It also sheds light on tags, meta tags, prominence, proximity, and density, among other aspects, as well as improvements in keyword optimisation.
Search engine optimisation, Organic listing, Meta tags, Keyword density, Key phrases, Stemming