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Google is so big that many totally associate it with SEO. However, it’s really just one search engine.

What if one day Google decides to shut down, either for a long time or for good? What will you do if you’ve spent the past several years pushing your SEO to Google and Google alone? The implications of relying on one major search engine are all too real. If this wasn’t the case, then why does the Internet still use Bing and Yahoo?

Search Engine Watch contributor Chuck Price lists at least ten tips on making SEO work in the event Google goes dark. Most of these tips form the bulk of many Sunshine Coast SEO services like Marketing theProduct. Alone, their impact isn’t as powerful as Google; but together, they can bring in visitors or referrals as much as Google does.
http://marketing.theproduct.com.au/industry-news/sunshine-coast-seo-services-believe-seo-still-possible-without-google/

“Be that as it may, Google Analytics can only do so much. You may need advanced data that the service can’t provide (e.g. where a customer clicks within a page, tracking the visits of robots, cluster report for load balanced servers ratio), and for that, you’ll need more advanced analytics services—the kind that only the best Sunshine Coast SEO services can provide.

Through advanced analytics, you reclaim the power to make well-informed decisions for your website, decisions based on hard facts, and not mere premonitions. Talk to a Sunshine Coast SEO provider like Marketing the Product to help you get the most from your website. From advanced web analytics and regular reporting and feedback to SEO, PPC, hosting, and web design—with these services and more, your business will always have fresh content for the Search Engines to index, steadily building your authority and presence online.”
http://marketing.theproduct.com.au/industry-news/sunshine-coast-seo-services-google-analytics-can-only-get-you-so-far/