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Posts Tagged ‘twitter’

If you twitter and no one follows you to hear it, did you actually make a Tweet?

Saturday, April 19th, 2008

After a week or so of Twittering, I have come to the conclusion that Twittering is for the rich. You either have the followers and can carry on a decent conversation or you don’t and it is just kinda depressing.

Serioiusly, with only a couple of followers that never twitter, aren’t you just talking to yourself? I actually considered signing up for another twitter account so that I could answer myself. Don’t they put people in straight jackets for that?

Why Is Twitter Outranking Facebook?

Wednesday, April 16th, 2008

AJ Vaynerchuk posted an interesting and thought provoking article on Shoemoney’s blog about how Twitter is outranking Facebook for just about every major SEO/Affiliate Marketing heavyweight’s name in the Google Serps.

The reasons Twitter outranks Facebook is fairly simple in my opinion.  First, much of the content and networking on Facebook is private and cannot be seen and indexed by the search engines.  This gives Facebook a distinct disadvantage in that much of the links between facebook accounts cannot be measured.  Twitter, on the other hand, does everything out in the open and when someone follows you it automatically creates backlinks from that person’s account to  yours when you post.

This little nugget of information that AJ has discovered is important for those looking for ways to use social networking as a link building tool.  What we can now see is that building a twitter account and increasing your following could be a recipe for a nice one way link juice machine.

Be sure to read AJ’s post at Shoemoney.com.

 

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