With Computer usage at record levels, and no sign of things stopping as another generation filters through, the need for Computer services goes hand in hand. This applies both to personal and business related users. As there are more PC users in the UK then inevitably there’s more demand for Computer repairs and upgrades plus other services such as advice on software and hardware.
There is little surprise when you type Computer services into Google that you get 270 million results. Even when clicking the UK only option, this still returns 11 million websites which rank for the phrase. The phrases surrounding this market are both highly competitive and generate masses of traffic.
So which search terms do browsers enter the most? The most used are IT Support and Data Recovery related, as these are both short in length and quite generic with just two words per phrase. Hard drive recovery is searched for around 3,000 times per month on Google alone, and commands a massive £20 per click on Adwords, indicating its competitiveness.
Because of the nature of Computer repair and IT Support being a service that requires a physical presence, the vast majority of long tail key phrases include a location. Computer Repair London, Hard Drive Repair Birmingham, Computer Services Manchester are some of the most frequently entered terms.
Computer SEO involves a large amount of detailed research before a project can begin, and search engine optimisation is never as complex or rewarding as this industry is. By competing and gaining top positions for these sought after phrases brings the chance for huge turnover in a lucrative market sector. The fact there are thousands of search terms means it’s a long haul type of SEO project, and it needs to be handled both professionally and with a great amount time and hard work.
Here at iM3 we specialise in PC SEO and Computers SEO plus every other UK marketplace. Simply fill in the contact form and request more information or a quotation. We drive high volumes of quality traffic that you can convert to a large turnover.
