New Study: How Manufacturers Use Natural Search Engine Optimization

New study to be released June 1 will explore how poorly or how well manufacturers use natural search engine optimization (SEO) as an online marketing strategy.

Cleveland, OH (PRWEB) May 10, 2005 -- A new study of over 350 manufacturers will explore whether these companies make good use of natural search engine optimization (SEO).

The report, prepared by Cleveland, Ohio-based Fathom SEO (http://www.fathomseo.com), will be released June 1. It will cover everything from page titles and META descriptions to site architecture barriers and visible text.

Register for a free copy at:
http://www.fathomseo.com/forms/manufacturing-seo-study.asp

The study, which includes small, mid-size and large manufacturers offering diverse products, will reveal just how little or how much the companies embrace natural SEO techniques," said Mike Murray, vice president of Fathom SEO.

The key data, supplemented with ranking reports and interviews with marketing executives from the manufacturing industry, will detail why some manufacturers invest in natural SEO and others ignore the online marketing opportunity. In addition, it will highlight other Internet research involving manufacturers.

Fathom SEO (http://www.fathomseo.com), based in Cleveland, Ohio, is a market-leading firm dedicated to Search Engine Marketing (SEM), with an emphasis on organic Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Fathom also provides pay-per-click (PPC) bid management, link building, web analytics, custom web site development and permission-based marketing services.

Clients include FedEx Custom Critical, The Cleveland Clinic, Little Tikes, Sauder, Bissell, and Kent State University.

# # #