How Facebook Influences and effects SEO

Facebook announced the addition of Timeline earlier this year. It changed how facebook influences and effects Search Engine Optimization. These new tools let users tell a more thorough story of their life. Then Facebook launched Facebook Actions. This software is an enhancement adding additional call-to-action tabs beyond the standard “like.” This allows users to indicate where they are and what they are doing. In fact, Facebook Actions actually benefits the consumer, marketer, and SEO firm. These Actions let users specifically indicate their interaction with a location, products, and more. For example, one may visit a local Business and indicate they “bought” a particular product. Immediately, that action is posted on their wall. Their friends can interact with that action. Others may comment, share, or even visit that store the next day to see for themselves.

More than 55 percent of  teenager to adult-consumers research products on social media platforms. The product has enormous ability to either significantly prosper from Facebook Actions or severly sink.

Clients declare their Purpose

Before I begin, let me deviate from SEO. It is every advertiser and marketers dream come true to understand how customers interact with their product. Here’s an example, one may “watch” more than “listen” to a particular song on iTunes. Now the advertiser and marketer comprehends what people / clients want out of the product or services. They may want to watch, more than listen, thus does it matter to enhance a music video? The impact on SEO lies in the fact that as the user engages and interacts with a webpage, for example “listens”, or “watch”, their social engagement rises. In addition, other website visitors see the number rising as more positive engagements are produced. Facebook will index a webpage’s social engagement and the amount of engagement with the user’s influence has immediate impact on SEO.

Provides an immediate Root

Those who relate with the product and post on their Facebook wall then generate a direct route (link) to the webpage of the company. Establishing this direct link is extremely beneficial as the company can design the specific landing page, including specifications, reviews, images, product demonstrations, and conversion information. The goal is to have a prospect or client interact with the product, and create a “direct and targeted” route to the product. Given Facebook users average 130 friends; there is a huge amount of exposure that can be gained from Facebook Actions. Website traffic can increase dramatically because 1 person in a network “listened” to your product.

Graphic Presence

The marketer has the option to design an individual landing page for the product with properly embedded keyword(s), Meta tags and Meta descriptions, amongst other SEO techniques. Design the image as they see fit, including indicating review ratings, specifications, and more. Studies indicate that people want to support brands they can engage with, thus this is expected to be picked up rather quickly. Since video content is over 50 percent more likely to populate over organic listings in the SERPs, videos that are “watched” can have immediate impact here.

Facebook has done a nice job in creating a more in-depth user experience while at the same time, benefiting SEO firms by making Facebook Actions make sense for SEO.

 

 

 

 

About Lindsay

Lindsay is the kind of person who always catches errors as she's reading books, articles, and copy on the internet. She can't help but think to herself, if only she could've gotten her hands on it first! She is an extremely nit-picky and detail-oriented editor with a bachelor's degree from the University of Massachusetts, where she graduated with a 3.7 GPA. As an undergraduate she focused on fiction and poetry and began her first novel under the close direction of professor and New York Times bestselling author Andre Dubus III. Her favorite projects to tackle include copy editing, proofreading, and writing copy for business websites.

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