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借助 Google 上的活动搜索体验,Eventbrite 使流量提升了一倍
发布日期:2018 年 5 月 8 日
挑战
Eventbrite 是全球最大的活动技术平台,为 180 多个国家和地区的数百万个活动提供支持。他们的搜索引擎优化 (SEO) 团队于 2015 年开始在其网站上使用 Event
结构化数据,帮助用户在线推广他们组织的活动,提高活动的曝光度。因此,当 Google 于 2017 年 5 月推出面向移动设备的全新活动搜索体验时,Eventbrite 早已跃跃欲试。“我们在 SEO 方面付出的心血和努力成效显著,”Eventbrite 产品经理 Allen Jilo 说,“当 Google 开始对活动使用 schema.org 标记时,我们注意到活动在搜索结果中的显示方式发生了变化。我们希望与 Google 进行更密切的合作,以便获得更大成效。”
解决方案
全新的活动搜索体验利用 Event
结构化数据帮助用户通过 Google 搜索和其他产品(如 Google 地图)查找活动。此外,丰富搜索结果常常包含高级互动功能,让用户不必离开 Google 搜索结果页就能执行某些操作(例如查看活动详情)。比如,如果某个用户位于支持丰富活动搜索结果的市场中,并且搜索了“丹佛的音乐会”,该用户就会获得沉浸式活动发现体验。
Eventbrite 的 SEO 团队按照 Google 活动文档的指导,在其网站上更广泛地实施了 Event
结构化数据。由于使用了基础模板,“实际部署所用的时间并不长”,Jilo 说。该团队随后仅仅对其结构化数据做了一些细微的调整,他们发现活动体验具有极高的可扩展性。现在,Eventbrite 上发布的所有活动都采用了结构化数据标记,并且系统会向美国境内的消费者显示丰富搜索结果,使他们能够更轻松地浏览和发现各种活动。此外,Eventbrite 还使用 Search Console 和结构化数据测试工具消除标记数据中的所有错误。
添加 Google 推荐的结构化数据属性后,该团队在不同的活动页面上运行了测试。“由于我们采用了结构化数据,Google 能够呈现相应活动的日期、举办地点和其他重要详情,让相应信息比其他搜索结果更加引人注目”,Jilo 说。“最初,我们并不十分确定自己将会取得怎样的成效。”
结果
在多个 SEO 项目同时进行的情况下,流量、转化量或销售量增长的确切原因可能很难确定。但 Eventbrite 认为 Google 推出的活动搜索体验是有效的。Jilo 仔细说明了他们的成果:“根据 Google Analytics 的数据,在我们实现全新搜索体验后的一个月里,从 Google 搜索流向我们的活动信息页面的流量较上一年同比增加了大约一倍”。他认为丰富搜索体验“绝对有助于提升流量和门票销售量”。
100%
- 根据 Google Analytics 的数据,从 Google 搜索流向 Eventbrite 活动信息页面的典型流量年同比增幅
“两三周内,我们的活动在 Google 上的搜索结果就以新的方式显示了,”Jilo 表示,“这种 Google 搜索体验无疑会吸引更多用户访问活动页面。当这些用户转化时,我们的活动创办者就会获得更多门票销售量。”
在主要活动发现页面上实施 Event
结构化数据后,Eventbrite 希望在所有新增类型的发现页面中也实现此功能。“我们肯定会考虑也在这些页面上添加 Event
结构化数据,”Jilo 说,“实现 Google 的活动搜索体验是我们采取的一项正确举措,这一点毋庸置疑。”
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This involved adding structured data markup to all events, using Google's documentation and tools to ensure accuracy. Following this, Eventbrite saw a 100% increase in the typical year-over-year growth of traffic from Google Search to their event listing pages. The new experience enhanced event visibility and led to more ticket sales.\n"],null,["# Eventbrite Event Markup Case Study | Google Search Central\n\nEventbrite boosted traffic 100% with the events search experience on Google\n===========================================================================\n\nPublished on May 8, 2018\n\nChallenge\n---------\n\n\nEventbrite is the world's largest event technology platform, powering millions of events in\n180+ countries and territories. Their search engine optimization (SEO) team began using\n[`Event` structured data](/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/event)\non their website in 2015 to boost the online visibility and discoverability of creator's\nevents. This made them perfectly prepared to participate in Google's new search experience\nfor events on mobile when it launched in May 2017. \"We had seen some great traction through\nour SEO efforts,\" says Allen Jilo, an Eventbrite product manager. \"Around the time Google\nstarted to leverage the schema.org markup for events, we noticed that events were showing up\nin search results in a different way. We were interested in working more closely with Google\non scaling that.\"\n\nSolution\n--------\n\n\nThe new search experience, which leverages `Event` structured data,\nhelps users find events through Google Search and other products such as Google Maps. In\naddition, [enriched search\nresults](/search/docs/appearance/enriched-search-results) often include advanced interactive features, which let users perform certain\nactions (such as viewing event details) while still in Search. For example, if a user\nsearches for \"concerts in Denver,\" an immersive-event discovery experience appears in\nmarkets where the enriched event search is active.\n\n\nEventbrite's SEO team followed Google's [event\ndocumentation](/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/event) when implementing `Event` structured data more\nwidely across their website. Working with a base template, \"the actual implementation time\nwasn't too long at all,\" Jilo says. The team made only minor tweaks to their structured data\nafterward, and found the events experience to be extremely scalable. Now, any event published\nacross [Eventbrite](https://www.eventbrite.com/) has structured data markup, and\nconsumers in the US will be shown the enriched search results, allowing them to more easily\nbrowse and discover things to do. Eventbrite also used [Search Console](https://search.google.com/search-console)\nand [Structured Data Testing Tool](https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool/u/0/) to eliminate any errors in the markup data.\n\n\nAfter adding Google recommended structured data [properties](/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/event),\nthe team ran tests on various event pages. \"Because of the structured data, Google was able\nto surface the event date, venue, and other key details to make the information stand out from\nother search results,\" Jilo says. \"Initially, we weren't exactly sure what benefits we would\nsee.\"\n\nResult\n------\n\n\nMultiple ongoing SEO projects can make it difficult to determine exactly what results in\nincreased traffic, conversions, or sales. But Eventbrite believes the Google Event search\nexperience has been effective. Jilo carefully delineates the results: \"In the month following\nimplementation of the new search experience, we saw roughly a 100-percent increase in the\ntypical year-over-year growth of traffic from Google Search to our event listing pages,\naccording to Google Analytics.\" The enriched search experience \"definitely has been helpful\nfor driving traffic and getting additional ticket sales.\" \n100~%~\n\nIncrease in the typical YOY growth of traffic from Google Search to event listing pages, according to Google Analytics\n\n\n\"Within two or three weeks we started seeing a visual difference in our event search\nresults on Google,\" Jilo says. \"The Google Search experience definitely helps drive more\neyeballs to event pages. And when those people convert, it translates to incremental\nticket sales for our event creators.\"\n\n\nHaving implemented `Event` structured data on their primary discovery\npages, Eventbrite expects to keep this functionality on any new discovery page types. \"We\ncertainly will be looking at adding `Event` structured data on\nthose pages as well,\" Jilo says. \"The Google search experience for events has definitely been\na positive step.\""]]