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In my experience (marketing at a small tech company), you can get results even for reasonably competitive terms. The difference is in giving a quality answer to
by pidg 6y ago
In my experience (marketing at a small tech company), you can get results even for reasonably competitive terms. The difference is in giving a quality answer to the query.
Many (most?) tech companies fill their sites with low-quality, jargon-filled pages that don't actually answer questions - either becuase they're written by marketers with a poor grasp of the technology, or because they don't want to 'give away' their expertise.
If you actually answer the question in a reasonably full way, there is nothing to stop you ranking highly. Google values valuable content.