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To those close to me, many of them will have seen that over a course of a few months I have transformed from ignoring social networking to being a massive fan of them for their marketing uses. It happened in a flash. Standing in the shop, waiting for my wife, I saw a company present its own Twitter page. So I started exploring it and each day I discover more and turn out to be more influenced. I have before now written about how it would look as if that Google is going to take more interest in Twitter and other social networks. We can see news results appearing at the top of results listings, along with blog entries that appear hours after publication. This is significant for those in need of information. Not so good for those in need of website traffic to keep their businesses buzzing. So what do us retiring website owners need to do to keep out traffic flowing and our businesses alive and well? The response is rather straight forward. Join the rebellion! I’ve been telling some of my customers to join in for the last month or two and I’ve seen verification of one of them doing well on Twitter, but countless just aren’t bothering. And it is a shame, for it is thoroughly complimentary added exposure to the search engines and possibly extra search engine results! Take a plain search result. OK, so potentially you already come out in the top ten, maybe even the top five. That is certainly the aim. But what if you might get another page in the top five? It is very complex to get an added page from your own website in the top five again and beginning afresh on a whole new website can be pricey and time consuming. Copying the existing site could annihilate it through the duplicate content filter and thinking of as much as necessary text and optimising the site may possibly take your eyes off the ball for long enough for you to overlook the previous site and see that drop. But it is moderately effortless to accompany this work with a Twitter or Facebook page. Make both and each of them can point back to your main website. This means that visitors finding the social networking page can still be redirected to the central site and search engines should also be passing the effect of page rank deserved on the social networking sites to your main site. This could in reality help move your main site up a search result or two. Then get writing and posting on the social networks. OK, it takes time and you have to keep in mind them. But apportion a bit of time each day to remember to do this and post a little motivating to your Facebook wall and Tweet once in a while. There are gear that help you tie these all together that can be very handy and save you a lot of time. Once you get moving publishing most modern news to your social networks your customers should stay more loyal and you will hopefully locate more new customers, both through the networks and through search engine results. Further about tricks to employing Twitter next time.
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Keith writes frequent marketing tips on his advertising blog as part of his Web Designer Southport service.
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