You often encounter terms like site promotion and site advancement on the Internet, and you’ve probably heard them frequently.
Most people know what these words mean, although not every Internet user has thought about the true meaning of these terms. But for those who have considered the meaning of these terms, they must have had a question. Why are there two terms if they mean the same thing?
If you delve a little deeper into this question, it becomes clear that these are actually different terms that produce completely different results.
The thing is, promotion is about visibility achieved through advertising. If you Google it, you can get a more detailed look at the main technologies for promoting websites as well as for advancing them. Of course, you might not find all the effective methods there, because real issues are rarely given away, but by studying these technologies, you can get quite a comprehensive picture of the promotion and advancement of websites.
After studying these technologies, you’ll probably ask yourself:
Why is promotion often highlighted more than advancement?
Promotion, especially outside the Internet, is quite expensive and troublesome. Moreover, it’s not always effective. Novices in this industry don’t always understand this and often suffer significant losses without getting the results they expected. That’s why at the initial stage of website development, it’s so important to focus on advancing your website in major search engines rather than promoting it through advertising.
Yes, it’s search engines that will provide your website with targeted traffic at any time. But this is only at the initial stage of the project’s development; later on, you’ll still need to work on promoting your website.
Overall, it didn’t turn out to explain it very well, but the post is there, and it’s worth keeping it rather than deleting it.