The specifics of successful searching
If you’re looking for information about businesses or services on the Internet, you may (like 85% of Internet users) start your search off by using a search engine. Search engines are amazing tools that are designed to retrieve and display information.
Getting the results you want
To get the most relevant results from search engines, you need to be quite specific about the ‘keyword search phrase’ you type into the search box. In this example, you have decided to use NZS.com to help you find out where you can buy piano music at a reasonable price. You are based in Christchurch (the city in New Zealand, not the town in England). The words you might choose to include in your search term would then be: “second hand piano music christchurch”.
By being so specific about your search, the search engine can pull up what it considers to the best and most relevant result to answer your query.
Searching for New Zealand Web sites
If you’re interested in searching for a New Zealand service or company, NZS.com itself is a great place to start, but Google is still the world’s favourite search engine and comes in hundreds of different varieties. Google NZ offers the option to search New Zealand Web pages only, so you can start narrowing your search field that way.
Read more about keyword phrases and using them in your search engine marketing campaigns. More on this in another post! Adios!




August 30th, 2007 at 2:14 pm
Also, if you’re wanting to get the lowdown on businesses in a particular part of New Zealand, you can go to NZS.com’s New Zealand regions section and view the directory geographically!