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Posted by Katie Greenbrown on 31/07/2010 [Airport Parking Trends]
Having a company that is based purely online can be a tough environment to operate in.Looking4Parking at the moment simply sell airport car parking for every major UK airport. With many other companies in the sector, it can be full of competition to get the business.
Every month, thousands of people type in different keywords/phrases into the search engines to try find airport parking for the airport they are flying from. Below are the statistics (UK only) of some of the popular keywords used;
Airport Parking – 27,100Airport Car Parking – 5,400Cheap Airport Parking – 4,400
Some of the popular airport specific keywords are;
Manchester Airport Parking – 22,200Gatwick Airport Parking – 14,800Luton Airport Parking – 14,800Bristol Airport Parking – 12,100
So you can see from this that people tend to search for the specific airport they are flying from when trying to find airport parking. However it shows that people are still searching for generic airport parking and this can’t be ignored. Phrases such as airport parking comparison are also searched for.
Looking4Parking cater for all the key phrases so that they are visible in the search engines. As the company is relatively new, customer service and professionalism of our vendors is one of the key attributes we focus on. If we are successful in them, this increases the reputation of the company. Things like this help our search engine standings as well, because if people are talking about us around the internet in places such as forums, then we gain links from these forums, which over time helps the SEO side of the business.
As stated before, with the competition so high, offering a great service is what Looking4Parking strive to provide to every customer. It not only keeps the paying public happy, but helps the company grow.
Looking4Parking offer airport parking (which includes meet and greet parking, long stay parking and short stay parking).
The purchase area of the Looking4Parking website is secure - this means we use industry-standard Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology to allow for the encryption of potentially sensitive information such as your name, address and other critically sensitive information like your credit card details.
Information passed between your computer and our Web site cannot be read in the event it is intercepted by someone else.