guerilla method: get this thread to #1 on HN and have every person search for "Autimo" AND THEN every person click your URL. within 1 week your autocorrect issue will be solved and your branded ranking issues should be solved as well.
it would also make a sick case study!
also liked what mkbkn said, def run PPC for your company name, it should be dirt cheap (unless your competitors start bidding against you)
For getting potential customers, I believe "Vancouver-based cloud consulting firm, specializing in DevOps, cloud engineering, and AWS/Azure/GCP solutions" should be your primary SEO target over Autimo. Focussing on Autimo might not drive new customers or website visits effectively.
Branded searches. You can run a Instagram or TikTok sweepstakes tell people to search for the company name and tell Google to not autocorrect, tweet and share. Give away something to multiple winners to entice people to participate. If you don’t have a big following, pay a creator with a large following to do it.
A long time ago, when the Microsoft Zune was introduced, Google autocorrected it every time you did a search. As it became more popular, it stopped autocorrecting it.
From my brief research, it looks like the only thing you can do is standard SEO techniques.
guerilla method: get this thread to #1 on HN and have every person search for "Autimo" AND THEN every person click your URL. within 1 week your autocorrect issue will be solved and your branded ranking issues should be solved as well.
it would also make a sick case study!
also liked what mkbkn said, def run PPC for your company name, it should be dirt cheap (unless your competitors start bidding against you)
For getting potential customers, I believe "Vancouver-based cloud consulting firm, specializing in DevOps, cloud engineering, and AWS/Azure/GCP solutions" should be your primary SEO target over Autimo. Focussing on Autimo might not drive new customers or website visits effectively.
Branded searches. You can run a Instagram or TikTok sweepstakes tell people to search for the company name and tell Google to not autocorrect, tweet and share. Give away something to multiple winners to entice people to participate. If you don’t have a big following, pay a creator with a large following to do it.
facing the same problem. Hope as my app becomes popular and search volume increases, Google will stop autocorrecting.
The simplest answer might be to change your company name.
Run paid ads (PPC) to your brand.
A long time ago, when the Microsoft Zune was introduced, Google autocorrected it every time you did a search. As it became more popular, it stopped autocorrecting it.
From my brief research, it looks like the only thing you can do is standard SEO techniques.