Looking up Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox cathedral -- festival there this weekend, my neighbor told me join them.
The church has a website, a pretty good one. Not the top result. Somehow this rather bothers me.
The church has a website, a pretty good one. Not the top result. Somehow this rather bothers me.
Perhaps I notice because when I was at Google working on rankings -- our "niche" was organic results for product searches. We made special effort to find the official page for a product when people searched for it -- and push it to #1 ahead of shopping aggregators or even reviews
Single example even if you think of religion as just another product (I don't) -- seems there could be better effort made to send people to the official page. Given that Google does know it -- but it's not Top-10 (!!) organic search results.
A small thing perhaps, but something I noticed. Heading over -- looks like it's a beautiful cathedral! 🇬🇷
Solid website, if not exactly modern in every way.
SEO is a two way street, between websites and Google. Always has been.
stsophiamiami.org
SEO is a two way street, between websites and Google. Always has been.
stsophiamiami.org
And yes, there are "shopping comparison" type results for religion, or certainly for churches. Might make sense in some denominations, but not orthodoxy! [I'm not Orthodox but know enough about it.]
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