Businesses in Izmir usually sell to one of three audiences, and each audience is met by a different type of page. In the discovery call, we use the breakdown below to determine which group you belong to.
| Audience | How they search | Page that meets them | When to prepare |
| City residents | Neighbourhood name plus service, “near me” | Service page with clear directions, Business Profile | All year |
| Visitors to the coast | Çeşme, Alaçatı, Urla plus type of venue | Seasonal page, menu, reservation information | Months before the season |
| Corporate buyers | Technical product name, dimensions, certification | Product group and capability pages | Throughout the sales cycle |
Both sides of the bay
For someone living in Karşıyaka or Bostanlı, a clinic in Konak may look close on the map but means a ferry or a long drive. This person often types the name of a neighbourhood on their own side of the bay. Clearly explaining on the page which side you serve and how to reach you cuts the number of visitors from the wrong side who give up.
Seasonal searches on the coast
For businesses in Çeşme, Alaçatı and Urla, search demand rises before summer arrives. Because Google takes time to crawl and evaluate a new page, we recommend publishing the seasonal page during the winter months. When the season ends we do not delete the page; a page that keeps the same URL starts the next year with the history it has built up.
Manufacturers in Atatürk OSB, Kemalpaşa and Çiğli
In industry, buyers search by typing the technical name and dimensions of the product. On many manufacturers’ sites, this information sits only inside a PDF catalogue. Moving the catalogue’s product groups onto separate HTML pages and adding dimensions, materials and packaging information to each is the foundation for being found in these searches. Versions of the same pages in the relevant language are planned separately for buyers abroad.