Axia's team began digital marketing in 1994 and search engine optimization in 1998. Today, digital content remains our specialty. By working in content marketing for more than two decades, we’ve uncovered the newest and most powerful SEO technique: Autocomplete (a unique feature of our company).
When someone sees your company name in a search prediction, they'll have higher confidence in you. With this first impression, they'll click on the search prediction with your name 71% of the time, according to Google.
According to Google, "Autocomplete predictions reflect real searches done on Google. To determine what predictions to show, [Google’s] systems look for common queries that match what someone starts to enter into the search box but also consider:
These factors allow autocomplete to show the most helpful predictions unique to a particular location or time (such as trending topics).
In addition to full search predictions, Autocomplete may also predict individual words and phrases that are based on both real searches as well as word patterns found across the web.”
Start typing the keywords below. See what happens as the search engine displays search predictions with the following organizations who use this technique.
Christini's Ristorante Italiano
Christini's Ristorante Italiano, who hired us for public relations work, uses this technique and is the only brand name that appears in search predictions as you start typing "fine dining Orlando" on Bing, YouTube, and Google.
Walmart
On Bing, you'll see Walmart is experimenting with the Autocomplete search engine optimization technique (in Target's backyard!). Try entering "groceries Minneapolis" on Bing. Walmart store 2154 immediately appears as a search prediction. (Walmart actively using this SEO technique can give you confidence in this white-hat SEO technique.)
Attorney Michael O. Smith
Michael O. Smith, a Boston personal injury attorney, dominates Google's search predictions when searching for a personal injury attorney.
Want to see more? Help yourself to see the results and user experience firsthand.
On YouTube, begin typing:
You will then see the company name in action.
Try typing "Los Angeles plumbing" on Google and Bing to see the results:
After paying your Reservation Investment (to give you exclusive access to your selected keywords), you only pay us when your name and keywords rank each month in the search predictions. So there's no risk! If you don’t rank, you don’t pay.
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These are dropdown options that search engines automatically suggest when someone begins typing in a search box. The suggestions try to predict what the user wants the rest of their search to say. These search predictions were previously known as Google Suggest or search engine suggestions. Optimizing search predictions allows your organization to position itself as an authority, outsmart your competition, and gain more search engine traffic.
You need to know two terms: keyword phrase and tag phrase. Your selected keyword is the “keyword phrase” a user starts to type. It typically includes a description of your products or services and perhaps a city, industry, or other description. Next comes your “tag phrase,” which is usually your brand or organization's name. Your tag phrase appears after the selected keyword phrase (e.g., in "dental practice in Pittsburgh Aspen Dental," the keyword phrase is "dental practice in Pittsburgh" and the tag phrase is "Aspen Dental").
The investment varies based on which keyword phrases and search engines you select. We quote your selected keyword phrase based on its monthly search volume, which often also indicates its level of SEO competition and difficulty. We use a third-party tool called keywordtool.io to identify the monthly search volume, and the investment ranges based on this volume. For example:
• A national company spends $35K/mo for a keyword that gets 700K monthly searches.
• A local company has a keyword phrase that gets fewer than 5K monthly searches. The company invests $414/mo per keyword phrase per search engine – our smallest engagement.
• A national company has a national keyword phrase that gets fewer than 1K monthly searches. The company invests $414/mo per keyword phrase per search engine – our smallest engagement.
Google states that 71% of all users engage in its autocomplete search predictions. When a user looks for your company’s product or service and sees the search engine predict your company name, it increases their confidence in your brand. Consumers are more likely to click on your site when they're confident in your brand. Therefore, our clients experience an immediate spike in site traffic, domain authority, and inbound leads from this service.
No. Google, Bing, and YouTube look at trends to influence search predictions. Our process uses the power of public relations and social proof to gain authority for your website. If we used black- or gray-hat methods, this technique wouldn't work. We create and build social influences to develop more online visibility. We use these public relations and white-hat SEO techniques to meet Google, Bing, and YouTube’s algorithm criteria for determining what to suggest in autocomplete predictions.
It’s a three-step process:
Based on our experience, this process only works on Google after you appear in search predictions on Bing or YouTube. So, we must start there.
When you invest in Bing optimization, we now offer optimization on Yahoo!, MSN, and DuckDuckGo at no increase to your Monthly Service Investment. This offer allows you to rank on four search engines with a Monthly Service Investment based only on Bing.
We recommend selecting a proven keyword your organization will value for many years. If you need help determining which keywords are best for your company, we offer a one-time $1,000 consultation to help you with this.
Your selected keyword and tag phrase must be 45 or fewer characters.
Once you’ve hired us to optimize a keyword phrase, your competitors (or any other organizations) no longer have the option to optimize that keyword phrase through Axia or our resellers for the duration of our business relationship.
Yes. Customers use search engines like Google, Bing, and YouTube because they have a need or want. When they begin their search, they are a prospect. When they see the search prediction with your company name, many will likely click on it.
When they click on the predicted search and the results page appears, most results they'll see will likely feature your company and its listings. (Of course, sponsored, pay-per-click, or Google Guaranteed content might display within these.) Once they click on your content, they’re shopping for your company and could become a registered lead by completing a form or a registered customer by purchasing directly from your site.
After you’re enjoying targeted traffic from search prediction optimization, you might want to continue traditional PPC to access the other 30% of consumers who don’t engage with Autocomplete’s suggestions. It’s up to you to assess and evaluate the traffic and conversions.
We’d highly recommend continuing your current SEO efforts. However, it’s not required, and we’d be happy to explore taking over your SEO or integrating that scope of work and corresponding investment into our Autocomplete SEO service.
Yes. Although we cannot track your phone calls or in-person visits, we can show you how to track increased traffic to your website and produce regular reports demonstrating the additional traffic and value we’re driving to your company’s website(s).
The time it takes can vary, depending on how competitive your selected keyword phrases are. We typically expect to see them in Bing's search predictions within one to three months, on YouTube's within two to four months, and on Google's after more than a year.
For local keyword phrases and phrases with lower monthly search volumes (under 5K), it might take less time. National and high-traffic search terms (monthly search volumes of 15K+), on the other hand, might take longer.
Aside from the Reservation Investment and optional consultation, you don’t pay us for this service until you’re ranked as an autocomplete search prediction on your selected search engine.
No. Unlike other SEO companies, we don't charge you monthly until your selected keyword phrase appears in the search engine's autosuggested search predictions. We have a four-step investment process:
That’s simple.
