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To show you why search engines are using
social signals to determine their
algorithms and the way they display
results
To show you what needs to happen next to
your search & social strategy to take
advantage of these changes
TODAY’S OBJECTIVE
AGENDA
About me
Why search engines are finally taking social signals seriously
How social media integrates with search engines
The science bit
Reaction & recommendations
Panel session
TWITTER: THE 140 CHARACTER PHENOMENON
“We came across the word ‘twitter’, and it
was just perfect. The definition was a
‘short burst of inconsequential
information’, and ‘chirps from birds’ And
that’s exactly what the product was”
Jack Dorsey, Twitter Founder
200 MILLION USERS
FACEBOOK: MORE FRIENDS THAN TOM DREAMED OF
“People have really gotten comfortable
not only sharing more information and
different kinds, but more openly and with
more people - and that social norm is just
something that has evolved over time.”
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook Founder
750 MILLION USERS
GOOGLE+ - THE BEST PRODUCT NAME EVER?
“People thought we were crazy – they said there was
no money to be made in search over and above a bit
of banner advertising. Fast forward to today – it feels
like we’re watching the same movie again in slow
motion. We have a tremendous new businesses being
viewed as crazy.”
Larry Page, Google co-founder
10 MILLION USERS
BING TAKING THE CHALLENGE – AND THE LEAD?
90% of people seek advice from family and friends as part of the decision making process
Bing will surface results, which may typically have been on page three or four, higher in its results based on stuff your
friends have liked
WHAT DO PEOPLE THINK
There is a clear correlation between
social signals (tweets and shares) and
sites ranking well
Correlation is NOT causation though
Rand does say the correlation is high in
his opinion
WHAT DO PEOPLE THINK
Can help pages get indexed via Twitter
scrape sites
Third party sites can provide inbound
links that positively supports the
traditional ranking method of gaining
links
LINK TACTICS FRAMEWORK
24
˃ Directories
˃ Anchor text Reconfiguration
˃ Broken link reconfigurations
˃ Asset consolidation (domains)
˃ Free link request
˃ Widgets
˃ Video widgets
˃ Press Releases
˃ PR Summary
˃ Article Syndication
˃ Advertorials
˃ Text Adverts
˃ Blogger Outreach
˃ Guest Blogging
˃ Content – onsite & offsite
> Article submission to blog network
> Blogger Add-In – Zemanta
> Blogger Events
> Link Bait
> Domain purchasing
> Partnerships
> Affiliates
> Social Prompts
> Competitions
> Infographics
> Vouchers
> Competitions
> Quizzes
> Top Tens
> Twitter promotion campaigns linking back to
landing URLs
> Internal Linking
> Industry links – sourcing internal gov & edu comms
> Branch & store Linking opportunities
> Intern & graduate career pages
> Secondary link building
> Question marketing
> News, articles & blog internal linking
> Social bookmarks
> Local link opportunities
> Link opportunity training – PR team
> Authoritative content generation
> Client training
> Product giveaways
> Group cross linking
> Facebook corporate pages
> Hearst Properties
LINK TACTICS FRAMEWORK
25
˃ Directories
˃ Anchor text Reconfiguration
˃ Broken link reconfigurations
˃ Asset consolidation (domains)
˃ Free link request
˃ Widgets
˃ Video widgets
> Press Releases
> PR Summary
˃ Article Syndication
˃ Advertorials
˃ Text Adverts
> Blogger Outreach
> Guest Blogging
> Content – onsite & offsite
> Article submission to blog network
> Blogger Add-In – Zemanta
> Blogger Events
> Link Bait
> Domain purchasing
> Partnerships
> Affiliates
> Social Prompts
> Social Buttons
> Infographics
> Vouchers
> Competitions
> Quizzes
> Top Tens
> Twitter promotion campaigns
linking back to landing URLs
> Internal Linking
> Industry links – sourcing internal gov & edu comms
> Branch & store linking/blogging
opportunities
> Intern & graduate career pages
> Secondary link building
> Question marketing
> News, articles & blog internal linking
> Social bookmarks
> Local link opportunities
> Link opportunity training – PR team
> Authoritative content generation
> Client training
> Product giveaways
> Group cross linking
> Facebook corporate pages
> Hearst Properties
Search Engine
Visibility
Site
Architecture
On page
factors
Links – paid
media
placement
Links –
online PR
Links –
outreach
Links –
content
strategy
Social media
signals
User data
signals
Factor strength
High Low
ROADMAP RATIONALE