Tuesday, September 7th, 2010

Picking the social media site for your SEO campaign

Published on July 29, 2010 by Last Click News   ·   1 Comment

Social media is now a big part of search engine optimization (SEO). While the search market is competitive, the social media scene is just as competitive.

Online businesses will flock to social media networks that have many subscribers. The number of subscribers is a primary consideration when it comes to picking a social media site to work with your SEO campaign.

The primary indicator of a good social media site is user engagement.

This is the reason for Facebook’s success—user apps. At Facebook, users never run out of things to do. The social media site is a venue for brands to create branded apps, which users can engage in.

Another successful media site is Twitter. While its concept is simpler compared to Facebook, it still engages users through replies and conversations. Tweets are also advantageous, because the engagement of the status messages can be measured by counting the replies.

Apart from the number of members, make sure to link your SEO campaign to a social media site that has solid user engagement features.

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