If you type bike tours in google search box
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What are you expecting to see on the page you land on ?
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If you type "bike tours" in the Google search box, you'll find a wide range of results related to bike tours. Google will display various websites, tour companies, destinations, and reviews that offer bike tours around the world. You can explore options for guided mountain bike tours, self-guided bike tours, specific locations, and even specialized bike tour operators. It's a convenient way to discover and compare different bike tour options based on your preferences and interests.
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Google's algorithms prioritize bike paths, bike lanes, and net elevation gain, as far as I can tell. It's useful for that, coming up with paths I wouldn't have used otherwise.
My town has a published map, bike paths with color coding, lanes and known routes. I use it as a structure to begin and improve how I prefer to (often lowest traffic, in spite of added distance).
Long ago, I started using "4 stroke bikes cheap" to map known routes, and I still find the UI to construct a path convenient. I never used it to download music, I don't even know if it was capable of that. "RideWithGPS" does that, I guess, if that's what you want.
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Having now performed the search, I can see this is pretty much what I expected. Although I was surprised at the number of foreign bike tours both in PPC and organically, I was anticipating more for my locality.
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Very similar to Ramon, local bike tours, popular bike tours (maybe top 10 lists places for bike tours etc). maybe the odd trip advisor bike tour posting. Mainly holiday related.
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Ok, curious to see some other people opinions. This goes back to intent and is a i see it at the core of SEO and an exercise i like to apply with every keyword analyse.
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Thank you for your response. Just would like to know what everyone is expecting to see and if everyone is expecting the same thing or something different.
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Hi SEO analytics,
I would like to find companies offering bike tours, Blogs about bike tours, some posts about bike tours i can do in my vicinity, Up and comming bike tours events in my area, maybe a how to prepare and tips for bike tours.
What do you expect?
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