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Re: Where’s My SEO From Twitter?

Nick — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 06:05:11 -0000

I agree with Corvida; the juice is not the point of Twitter. Traffic follows excellent messages and conversations.

Ironically, your blog implements nofollow on urls within comments.

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Re: Where’s My SEO From Twitter?

SEOP — Wed, 26 May 2010 01:49:32 -0000

Great article! I also agree that sites like Twitter be spared from spamming brought about by online marketing. There have been so much that people gave up because of spams.

Re: Where’s My SEO From Twitter?

Marco — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 01:36:08 -0000

twitter should also look into auto messaging programs and systems, they're the one who are really flooding twitter. but twitter has made limitations abou posting already so posting multiple links and promotions would most likely be avoided. google should not refuse SEO activities from twitter think of the small businesses that could be affected

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Batu Permata — Sun, 11 Apr 2010 23:57:26 -0000

Aside from search engines, one of my largest sources of traffic is Twitter. I post each of my blog posts through the site and I also receive a large amount of traffic from people retweeting my articles. Something I realized over the weekend is that each of these links are essentially a “vote” for your site just like any other link on the web. Yet Twitter doesn’t want those links to count, choosing to use the “no-follow” tag which essentially removes links from being counted by Google.batu permata

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Jonathon Hewitt — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 15:10:01 -0000

Your Twitter post is good and brings up some valid points, glad I found your post! I believe that social media is going to be the future home for any and all advertising and marketing. With Google's real-time search and other search engines catching on quickly you will see many SEO Companies becoming Twitter SEO Companies very soon! I wrote a post that you may be interested to read about Twitter SEO

I am an avid Twitter user and focus on building the value that I add to the rest of my social network, I help to promote any and everyone that asks me for help (as long as they are not loco in la cabessa!). I believe that optimizing your profiles is very important, just as optimizing your website is, but the most important part of any SEO efforts is having quality content. The same goes for Twitter, you need quality content and updates for people to read and link to. If you tweet about the right subjects you will notice more and more incoming links to your twitter profile when your tweets start being republished on other people's blogs (provides some temporary page rank). Also you can do your own personal "Social Media Press Release" and some good old fashioned article directory link building with your Twitter profile.

Social media is the first step to an "open-source" media and news. My twitter username is @gohewitt for anyone looking to follow. I am excited to see what comes of all of this and feel that we still don't have a clue what being "Connected" really means just yet!

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Rapid Sunglasses — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 04:35:37 -0000

This argument has no definitive answer, because Twitter can justifiably argue that without no Follow, people will just spam the site for SEO and it will lose its main purpose.

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maxyRO — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:58:30 -0000

The answer is simple - twitter mobile version is without nofollow so you can drop your links there

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socialmaker — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 09:54:14 -0000

When it comes to seo services there are only a handful of companies who really know what they're doing. Only these know what content is all about, fixing site issues, URL canonicalization and rewrites and getting you a lot of links.

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web development Rochester — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 03:12:25 -0000

yeah and it will really hurt their page rank.

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Designer Sunglasses — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 01:14:25 -0000

Great post.. Twitter is a big source of traffic for all of us here, it definitely should count!!

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SEO Miami — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 21:15:03 -0000

This is very interesting... This is really the problem about twitter.. I hope this will be solve now.. It is really nice that you are talking about this issue.. Great post..

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Rob — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 11:44:35 -0000

That’s some interesting points you have raised. I wonder if it usually happens as you have said. Anyway I learnt something new all the same.

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Seo Services India — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 11:39:02 -0000

Ya Exactly. Twitter can automatically determine who is a spammer and who isn’t. Once that has been determined, the site can remove the “nofollow” tag from all users that aren’t spammers.

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Rachel Levy — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 13:11:38 -0000

I agree with you! There can be some sort of probation period for new users. After the probation period is over, the account is reviewed to see if it's spam or not (pretty easy to tell). Then, the "no-follow" is removed. Solves the problem, yet lets it count. Twitter is a HUGE source of traffic for all of us, it definintely should count!!

Re: Where’s My SEO From Twitter?

ashbuckles — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 13:07:25 -0000

I agree with Corvida; the juice is not the point of Twitter. Traffic follows excellent messages and conversations.

Ironically, your blog implements nofollow on urls within comments.

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Tweet Tweet No Money — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 13:07:05 -0000

Most online success stories like Twitter keep ignoring the obvious: people want to make money online. This is so obvious that people cleverly disguise their true intentions. If you asked, I bet 70% of so of people on twitter have a hidden agenda: more traffic, more sales, more revenue. Especially in these tough economic times. The notion that one is going to sit at his computer all day doing tweets with nothing in return but some type of recognition or digital friendships is ludicrous. So, yes, SEO is needed, link backs, traffic, sales, revenue, etc. That's what people want. Who has the time to sit around doing blogs or tweets for no money? You've gotta be pretty lonely or be a social outcast if there is no monetray benefit in your online activities. To me, it's all about socializing and making money or it ain't worth my time. Life is too short to tweet it away.

Re: Where’s My SEO From Twitter?

virtuallin — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 13:05:35 -0000

No, it would just invite a giant mess. I love inbound links as much as the next guy, but using Twitter as the mechanism would ruin it for me. Sure, maybe it will take longer to build up your links from visitors, readers, commenters - but those links will be more worthwhile to have IMHO.There is no quick fix - there are no shortcuts to SEO and the sooner everyone accepts that you'll have to work hard and deliver value to real humans to the point they link to you, the better for everyone.