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Quietly, we held the second "Supernova" offline website building course on Christmas.

I have to say, this issue has a lot to watch! In addition to the appearance, there are also the most anticipated updates of practical information for foreign trade people. Why not come and watch it?


1. Two major highlights of the update: research and advertising
In order to help students produce truly effective and marketing-powerful websites , this offline course, in addition to the highly praised "Important Page Layout Logic" and "Page Building Backend Operations", also adds two new hard-core knowledge points that everyone wants to master :

1. B2B website keyword research and layout
Some students said before that the most difficult part mexico b2b leads of building a website is keywords. If you get this wrong, there will be zero traffic. Indeed, keywords combined with positioning are the core of the entire foreign trade website's traffic-attracting power. To build a traffic-attracting keyword library that meets customer portraits, search intent and habits, and can highlight the advantages of its own products and services, requires a very patient and practical research process. Our instructor Kristine provided a very detailed methodology and guidance this time.


• What are keywords?

• How does Google process the keywords entered?

• What are the categories of keywords and what influence do they have on my website?

• How do I research and find keywords that can bring traffic to my website?

• After finding the right keywords, how can I apply and integrate them into the website?

• What should I do if I don’t know how to write web content?

The students in this offline course all received satisfactory answers to these questions.

2. Basic knowledge and success tips for Google Ads
Another thing is that after building an independent website, many foreign trade partners are a little confused. What should they do next? Should they wait for the website to attract traffic on its own?