Loch Fyne Hotels

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I've found that many users of search engines type in two or three different search terms before they find a website that they will use, or that represents a level of trust. So in order to make sure your business stands the highest probability of a conversion you are required to predict the future a little bit.

An example of search engine behaviour in looking for a hotel in Loch Fyne might go something like this;

- Choose a search engine (80% of people will use Google)
- Choose a keyword you are looking for. Start with Loch Fyne.
- What if that doesn't work? Why not try Accommodation in Loch Fyne.
- Brevity is normal for regular search engine users, next would be Loch Fyne Hotels
- or reversed to Hotels Loch Fyne

Type in these keywords and see if your hotel appears amongst the top ten websites or on a website in the top 10 for each keyword term? No? Then you could be missing out on considerable business.

According to Google around 90,000 people per calendar month search for Loch Fyne, around 5,400 search for Loch Fyne Hotels, with a further 200 people searching for Loch Fyne accommodation.

Loch Fyne Hotels
We have created a website to allow hotels in the Loch Fyne area to reach those search engine customers and capitalise on this potential business.

Visit Lochfynehotels.com for more information.

We also have our primary tourism website for Loch Fyne at Lochfyne.info and our additional Lochfyneaccommodation.com website under development to complete this keyword coverage.

If you have a B&B in Loch Fyne you may wish to keep an eye out for our Lochfynebedandbreakfast.com website, and self caterers look out for Lochfyneselfcatering.com.

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