Increase Traffic and Website Conversions Like a Pro

Presented on August 27, 2014 by Holly Ritchie from The Storage Group

In the self-storage business, a website is especially essential to generate leads. Today self-storage shoppers want easy access to information. They will most likely do an Internet search for self-storage stores within a certain geographic range. Does your store come up at the top of the list? Are you easily found? If not, your website is not "optimized."

Great Self-Storage Website SEO

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a must to rank high on any Internet search. SEO ensures your brand will be found when people are shopping. The Internet has leveled the playing field and allows just about anyone to compete in a market regardless of the number of stores you have. SEO is the catalyst that causes your site to be found.

Combine SEO with strategic social media efforts, and you will add more fuel to the fire! This Webinar provides an overview of how a self-storage website should function to optimize SEO for successful conversions. You will also learn about social media and how to use it to drive traffic to your website.

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