Social
media websites are now an inherent and intricate part of today’s online society.
More than a way to keep in touch with family and friends however, an everyday
social media account can be used to improve a website’s search engine rankings.
This is made possible by social media marketing.
Optimized Content
Social
media sites offer you the option of making your content searchable on Google.
Once you’re able to open your social media accounts for searches, the next
thing to do is to optimize your posts. This relies on pre-existing content—like
an infographic, a video, or a link to an article—as an anchor to your post.
Link Building
Google
considers links on social media as higher-quality links because they have
higher web authority from the start. Social media also encourages more external
sites to link to the content you’re providing, and you’ll gain more authority
when you gain more diverse external links.
Amassing a Following
Pages
that rank better in searches also have a lot of high quality organic followers
on a social channel. These followers interact through your social media
channels by retweeting or sharing your content, placing positive reviews on
Google Plus, or even liking and commenting in your Facebook posts. Social
signals like these tend to have a positive effect on a website’s SEO.
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