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Home Web Development SEO Social Media Signals in Search

Social Media Signals in Search

November 16, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Moderator:
Rob Garner, Vice President Strategy, iCrossing
Speakers:
Andrea Fishman, VP of Global Strategy & Managing Partner of BGT Chicago, BGT Partners
Jim Yu, Founder & CEO, BrightEdge

How Can You Achieve Social Success?

Andrea Fishman from bgt

Lots of different new tools for social/search integration.

  • google+ pages
  • tablets, apps & mobile
  • facebook open graph
  • social gamification

The game is now not just the creation and distribution of content, but optimizing it for the different social distribution channels.

The shift that has occurred is that you now have to think of how the audience will have an impact your content and figuring out ways to encourage interaction and promotion by your users.

You have to be aware of how your content appears on third party distribution channels. You have to figure out the right metrics via web analytics and social monitoring.

57% of digital marketing impact is derived from SEO. 68% of marketers have generated leads from at least one social media channel.

Lots of drivers for analytics. You need to optimize both for SEO and social media.

140 million tweets are sent per day. 4 billion things shared on Facebook each day. More than 3 billion searches performed each day.

Analyze whether your content and web site is findable, readable, understandable, actionable and shareable.

Engage your customers with custom content created for specific distribution channels.

Create content for short-term social media content for findability and long-term search results.

Measurements based on objectives.

  • listening: brand awareness, share of voice, change in sentiment
  • engaging: views, likes, retweets
  • business

Create non-branded content as a knowledgeable across web and social channels.

SEO and Social Success

Jim Yu, CEO and founder of BrightEdge

The evolution of Internet marketing. In the 90s we used banners, then in the 00s we started targets ad retiming and now Internet marketing is user driven.

In Internet Marketing, the users are now in control. The customers can now express to businesses their interests and intents. This is an unprecedented opportunity.

1 billion people use Google, 750 million people use Facebook and 250 million use twitter.

Search and social influence each other. Pages that rank in the top 10 positions have social signals, which are serving as drivers for search results.

Supporting data

Pages that have a tweet button, get 7 times more tweets, but only 42.5% include a retweet method. Facebook button gets 3 times more sharing but only 50.3% of sites include a share button.

What is the value? Increased traffic, you can find the ROI of a like.

How do you measure social SEO?

  • do you have a Facebook, twitter, and google+ presence?
  • is useful content being posted regularly to the accounts?
  • are your social media pages ranking in search results?
  • are you doing SEO For your Facebook page?
  • are you measuring the impact of your social content?

add social widgets to your site

Top 5 Facebook social widgets

  • like button
  • like box
  • activity feed
  • recommendations
  • login button

seriously consider using the open graph. Tag your pages with opengraph tags. Proper markup gives a better sharing experience, which drives more engagement, just as markup improves SEO.

Twitter Widgets

  • instant follow button
  • profile widget
  • search widget
  • faves widget

optimize your Facebook page for SEO

  1. Link your Facebook page from your homepage
  2. use brand name in wall posts and tweets
  3. push for engagement through likes and shares (signals for SEO)
  4. add plugins (facepile, fan box)

Why do you need fans on Facebook? The more fans you have, the more links you have on Facebook pointing to your Facebook brand page.

go deeper

Build up links to brand properties from your brand Facebook page, creating parallel assets across search and social.

consider Facebook ads

Integrate your paid search on social. Promote “like” sponsored stories.

  1. don’t be left behind – your industry is already leveraging social media for SEO
  2. measure SEO and social together
  3. add social widgets and open graph to maximize social engagement
  4. implement simple best practices to boost your Facebook page rankings in search
  5. go deeper
  6. use facebook and social amplify your visibility

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