The growing use of Google search, online reviews, reviews and social media gives businesses the opportunity to increase their visibility and stand out at every stage of the buyer’s journey. This blog article is designed to help you apply this knowledge to your website and digital presence so that you can engage and reach potential customers early and throughout the buyer’s journey. When looking at SEO from the perspective of the buyer’s journey, it’s not just about generating clicks, but also about attracting quality, targeted traffic to your site at the right time – as early in the buying cycle as possible. Assessment: In the second stage of the buyer’s journey, the customer is looking for possible options for specific products and services. Your website content – consistency and quality are critical! Your website should use the same keywords as Google Ads and Google My Business text. Google Ads – Businesses can appear at the top of Google search results, especially if they bid on keywords that visitors can use during the evaluation phase. If you haven’t already done so, apply to Google My Business! Fill out your profile carefully to ensure the best possible interaction with your audience. It’s also a good idea to include relevant information, such as hours of operation and links to Google Maps and Google Ads. The customer journey can be described as the different steps a customer goes through to purchase a product or service. Testimonials – Knowing that other customers have had positive experiences with your company, products and services can encourage new customers to recommend you. Customers may find content created during the research phase helpful. Creating content during the research phase can encourage customers to visit your site. Repeat purchases: If the product or service purchased meets or exceeds their expectations, they may want to buy it again or expand their use of the various products or services offered.