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Google is continuously updating their algorithms and how they find pages. They have been on a quest to find websites with fresh and relevant content through their leading search engine. Even during its early years, the company has stressed how finding fresh results was important to their service. Up until now, Google continues to stress how important it is for them to find fresh content, making it vital in search engine optimization. Do you know how important social media is to search engines? You might be banging your head against the wall and spending cash that brings no results! Social media has continuously made a huge impact to search engine optimization. For the most part, people are increasingly inclined to share new and relevant content on social media websites by posting links, leading others to fresh content more than any means thought possible. You likely have heard about Google’s Pandas and Penguins’ that seek out and affect your site rankings. Search engine optimization campaigns with a high chance of success are those loaded with fresh and high quality content, including an assortment of natural links and social signals. All this makes a website profile that has both links and social signals give you the best search ranking results. Here’s some of the things you’ll learn in the book: - What Are Social Signals? - What Google Says About Social Signals? - How Does Google Gauge Your Websites' Social Signals? - Who Are The People That Can Impact Your Site Traffic? - How People Can Recommend Your Site? - The Problems With Managing Social Profiles - What Is Taleout? - How Taleout Can Help You With Your Profiles …and much more…
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2014
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Foreword
In the beginning there was darkness, and developers shed forth light through building websites. These websites just stayed in cyberspace until someone shared them or visited by those who know the address.
All this changed when search engines like Google came into the scene, and they all work based on one main principle: The more links a website has leading to it, the more popular it must be, and these websites are up there in the search ladder.
Those were simple times back then, and search engine optimizers just scattered links to their website as much as they could, while filling all their content with keywords.
However, the whole process of search engine optimization has progressed over the years, making some of these tricks obsolete. As the whole process evolves, optimizers must swim with the tide.
This eBook will guide you through the process of using your social circles.
Introduction
If you have any idea on how search engine optimization (SEO) works, I am pretty sure you have come across the term ‘backlink.’
For all you newbies in the realm of SEO, you may be unfamiliar with the term and probably unaware of its importance. Backlinks have earned a reputation for being one of the most important elements of SEO, and considered to be an integral part of the whole process.
A backlink, also known as an inbound link (IBL), is simply a link or URL that directs you to a website. The quantity of banklinks indicates the popularity or significance of a certain website. They are essential in SEO because certain search engines give more recognition to websites that have good a good number of backlinks pointing towards them and identify these sites as more relevant than others in search page results.
All of this has changed, however, and search engines have developed more complex algorithms for more sophisticated methods of website optimization. Being more relevant has become more of a big deal for SEO, forcing optimizers to use more fitting keywords in their content.
This has transcended from quantity to quality, and the phrase ‘content is king’ the one thing still constant in the race for search engine supremacy.
