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Is it true that having a Facebook Fan page, tweeting and blogging all help with SEO?

by jimmywills
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Hi,
Is it true that having a Facebook Fan page, tweeting and blogging all help with SEO?
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  • Profile picture of the author Focused Action
    Originally Posted by jimmywills View Post

    Hi,
    Is it true that having a Facebook Fan page, tweeting and blogging all help with SEO?
    If done right it certainly helps traffic
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    • Profile picture of the author chinmokuyuuki
      Having a FB, Twitter, Blog or Youtube account can boost your website in Off Page SEO when you link back to your site from those properties. The same goes for any property really. Just built some properties with some content and a link back to your site and it will most definitely provide some backlink juice or power.
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  • Profile picture of the author Hogward
    Yes, it is a best way to promote your site or product and also increase your sites traffic.
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  • Profile picture of the author Shirlyn
    Yes, these all things are group together and can help a website to get good rank for its keyword over search engine to deploy its services.
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      facebook, twitter, youtube are all nofollow. Although tweets can
      appear in google searches, all three of those have little to do with
      SEO. But what they can do is get you target visitors, regardless of
      search engines. And that's what everyone should be concentrating
      on anyway. Blogging can help with both. In fact, blogging with
      twitter is a powerful combination for website traffic.

      Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author Galloway
    Yes!
    In fact it's almost a necessity these days with regards to SEO.
    Social metrics are incorporated into the Google algorithm, so creating a Facebook fan page, getting your site "liked" and "shared" across Facebook, using twitter, and last but not least, blogging will help with SERP rank. In most cases these links will be nofollow, but your site will gain traffic from them. And if your content is unique and well written, other sites will link to it.
    Its a win win situation.
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    • Profile picture of the author somacorellc
      Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

      facebook, twitter, youtube are all nofollow. Although tweets can
      appear in google searches, all three of those have little to do with
      SEO. But what they can do is get you target visitors, regardless of
      search engines. And that's what everyone should be concentrating
      on anyway. Blogging can help with both. In fact, blogging with
      twitter is a powerful combination for website traffic.

      Paul
      Originally Posted by Galloway View Post

      Yes!
      In fact it's almost a necessity these days with regards to SEO.
      Social metrics are incorporated into the Google algorithm, so creating a Facebook fan page, getting your site "liked" and "shared" across Facebook, using twitter, and last but not least, blogging will help with SERP rank. In most cases these links will be nofollow, but your site will gain traffic from them. And if your content is unique and well written, other sites will link to it.
      Its a win win situation.
      Actually, Facebook 'reviews' have started to pop up under Google Places pages as a review site, so don't be so quick to discount the nofollow links, because other Facebook content IS being shared through Google.

      I would imagine in the not so distant future that twitter stuff will start to appear for Google Places in some form under "discussions about this place" or something similar.

      I realize this applies to local, but having a strong local profile can also increase organic ranking, so it's something to think about going forward.
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  • Profile picture of the author lakshmia
    Hi,
    Yes,they Create social impact as well as helps in Google ranking because Google officially announced that. It is true that having a Facebook Fan page, tweeting and blogging all help with SEO.
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  • Profile picture of the author jonnyhardbaked
    They help in generating traffic because they are social networking sites, you can generate traffic from them as long as you use them right.
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  • Profile picture of the author Promet Analyst
    Aside from the traffic you get on your site with Facebook fanpage, tweeting and blogging, though facebook is nofollow, facebook accounts and profiles appear on the first result page of Google so it's pretty much helpful.
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    • Profile picture of the author Rollmodl
      Twitter may help SERP by using a url shortener and customizing the url to include your keyword. If the link is picked up or re-tweeted on another site, you will earn a backlink.

      You can try bityly to customize you url's.
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      • Profile picture of the author paulgl
        You people are mixing apples and oranges.

        Getting traffic via other means is not SEO. It's getting
        traffic via other means. I buy a billboard with my website
        on it. That's not SEO.

        Helping your domain in SERPs is what SEO is all about.
        Getting exposure is getting exposure. It does nothing
        by itself to help with SERPs.

        What you are talking about is funneling traffic, not SEO.
        You know, "search engine" optimization...

        Paul
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