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Can I increase Facebook Fan Page Ranking In Google?

by mahol
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I have fanpage or facebook note and want to increase the ranking of that page in google so what i have to do?

backlinks?

more no likes?

social bookmarking?
#facebook #fan #google #increase #page #ranking
  • Profile picture of the author Vipin jain
    More Likes = More popularity
    More Popularity= More Shares
    More Shares= More Visits

    Well if your page is getting more likes on FB then its good. But if you want to Ranked that page for a particular keyword then make some backlinks for it. Surely it will get ranked as social bookmarking is also a part of SEO.

    But FB page get more popular by FB as the more likes are there. Just share good stuffs daily, surely it will get popular. But give your updates on daily basis.
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    • Profile picture of the author mahol
      basically i want to ask this question about facebook notes (apps) where i think we can put one note means one full article only...so we cant update that page daily...only the thing we can do it with is increase some initial likes!!!!!!!!!!!!!
      Originally Posted by Vipin jain View Post

      More Likes = More popularity
      More Popularity= More Shares
      More Shares= More Visits

      Well if your page is getting more likes on FB then its good. But if you want to Ranked that page for a particular keyword then make some backlinks for it. Surely it will get ranked as social bookmarking is also a part of SEO.

      But FB page get more popular by FB as the more likes are there. Just share good stuffs daily, surely it will get popular. But give your updates on daily basis.
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  • Profile picture of the author prostarprofitsdotcom
    It's a combination of it all likes, links, keywords, ect...
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  • Profile picture of the author Olson Mino
    FB likes have nothing to do with ranking in Google, if you want to achieve high ranking for you FB fanpage keyword...all you have to do is build high quality PR links to the keyword that you want to rank for and in no time you'll be on the front page.

    You should probably get access to a blog network like ALN so that you can get access to the highest quality links at a very affordable price.
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    • Profile picture of the author mahol
      my problem is not link building at all.

      i want to know your different suggestion.

      i can varry different no of backlinks (not like spammer 10,000 links in 1 day)
      Originally Posted by Olson Mino View Post

      FB likes have nothing to do with ranking in Google, if you want to achieve high ranking for you FB fanpage keyword...all you have to do is build high quality PR links to the keyword that you want to rank for and in no time you'll be on the front page.

      You should probably get access to a blog network like ALN so that you can get access to the highest quality links at a very affordable price.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jon Penberthy
    Backlinks are obviously important and social bookmarks work very well and quickly if you ping them and create rss feeds for those backlinks.
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    • Profile picture of the author mahol
      so my plan is to increase its rank is

      1st day - ping it via indexing.com
      2nd day - 1-20 social bookmarks.
      3rd day - rss feeds.
      4th day - some 20-30 forum profiles.
      5thday - dofollow links from web 2.0
      6th day - article directory submission..

      what do you think about this plan guys?

      Originally Posted by Jon Penberthy View Post

      Backlinks are obviously important and social bookmarks work very well and quickly if you ping them and create rss feeds for those backlinks.
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  • Profile picture of the author jasono
    Combination of the three. I think FB only increases domain authority and not really rankings.
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    • Profile picture of the author mahol
      What do you mean by domain authority!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      Originally Posted by jasono View Post

      Combination of the three. I think FB only increases domain authority and not really rankings.
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  • Profile picture of the author mahol
    What are you talking about.....

    always post only helpful and relevant comments otherwise you will gonna ban.

    because people here on warrior forum don't like spamming.

    so be alert.

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