It's common knowledge that in order to sell a product, customers have to know that it exists. Having a website is most certainly the first step, but when you consider the sheer number of websites out there, what is the likelihood of the correct visitors arriving at your website?

The first and most important objective is to make sure that your website is registered on the major search engines like Google, Yahoo, Bing and so on. Keep in mind though that search engines scan through your website and add to their databases pages from your site ranked using sophisticated formulas. To give you a better perspective put yourself in the search engine company's shoes. Their primary objective and competitive advantage hinges on their ability to provide the best search results to users, in the fastest time possible, and what this means is that they have to find ever more sophisticated ways of determining what constitutes "best results".

Terms you will often hear associated with this process are search engine optimization and registration, organic results, indexing, and so on, which essentially involves building a website that is search engine friendly, registering it on various search engines and showing up in their ordinary search results.

If your requirement exceeds the traffic you get from organic listings and with your website correctly structured and registered with search engines the next step is to set aside a budget for advertising online. There are many forms of online advertising but two of the most common are banner advertising and the more effective pay-per-click, also known as PPC. Google AdWords is a good example of PPC advertising where you provide a keyword, a link to a page on your website and a budget and Google takes care of the rest. The problem is that if you don't have a good understanding of the tools you may end up spending a lot of money and not get the results you were expecting.

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