How much does Facebook, Linkedin, scoop.it , help Search Engine Optimazation ?

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October 11, 2016, 5:21 am

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How much does Facebook, Linkedin, scoop.it , help Search Engine Optimazation ?

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How much does Facebook, Linkedin, scoop.it , help Search Engine Optimazation ?

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TommyCarey

Social signals are a big thing now with search engine optimization. Posting, getting shares, sharing, etc. will definitely help your search engine rankings, but it has to be done in a non spammy way. You can't just load up some software and let it run all day and night to get your followers or tweets, you'll need to do a lot of this manually to be safe. You can use systems like hootsuite to help you along the way, but that doesn't really automate anything it just helps you get all your profiles in one place so you're not having to log into multiple websites and flip back and forth. The post scheduling is also a pretty great feature of theirs

I would say that 99.9% of the links you're posting on social media will be nofollow, if they were dofollow then you'd see a lot more internet marketers hammering away at systems to abuse LinkedIn, Facebook, Scoop.it, etc. in order to obtain those coveted top rankings for their desired keywords and niche.

Another thing you have to focus on is being active within your social community and pages. You'll need to post frequently which means around 2 or 3 times a week. You don't need to post 10 times a day, but you can if you want. Be sure to post at the right times though. If you're just posting a few times a week you need to do it when there are people on who will be reading what you wrote. Don't post at 1am in the morning because there won't be as many people seeing your post in their news feed compared to if you posted at Noon. Another thing is that you need to be quick to respond if anyone sends you a message or comments on you post. Engaging random people and answering their questions quick will always look good on you and increase your sales. And having an active page always helps

8 years ago

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Cristian

Well, in essence, social networks don't really help SEO directly, as a dofollow backlinks does. But social networks can and will drive a lot of traffic to your website, Google and other search engines will pick up on those signals, especially if you are shared in a natural way by people on social networks, so spamming Facebook yourself with your website's' link won't help, your popularity must look natural.

Finally, you'll get a score in terms of social media signals, these signal score will in turn influence your rankings.

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Corzhens

Based on the comments above, social signals help the site’s ranking indirectly. And I think the main benefit that you get from those social signals is the direct traffic from the post about your site. For example you post about your new content. When your friends and followers in social media would click on the link of that web page then that is clearly traffic to your site.

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How much does Facebook, Linkedin, scoop.it , help Search Engine Optimazation ?

How much does Facebook, Linkedin, scoop.it , help Search Engine Optimazation ?

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