Using SEO to Optimize Your Social Media Profiles
 If
 you’re reading this then it means you probably have at least a base 
understanding of what social media and social networking is. You 
probably at least have a Facebook profile.
If
 you’re reading this then it means you probably have at least a base 
understanding of what social media and social networking is. You 
probably at least have a Facebook profile.
Just
 as if you were doing search engine optimization for your website, the 
first thing you must do to optimize your social media networks is to 
research. You have to find a niche and decide what keywords you want to 
use. Try to use as specific as keywords as possible and narrow in on 
these. The longer the keyword you can focus in on, the more likely 
you’re going to be found. For example, “discounted hotels in Midtown 
Atlanta” is going to offer you a much better chance of getting found 
then just “hotels.”
Next,
 of course you want to start implementing SEO to your social networks. 
One thing to keep in mind is that when including links on your social 
networking profiles, like Twitter, these sites often put a “no follow” 
attribute on the link. This basically means that most search engines 
will ignore the link when filtering through content.
Although
 some of your social networking profiles and information can be found in
 general search engines, you are ultimately optimizing to be found 
within that particular social network’s search engine. Twitter for 
example is quickly becoming known for it’s search box that provides 
up-to-the-minute search results. With Facebook, although it can be 
difficult to optimize the information in your profile, you can optimize 
the titles for search.
Ultimately,
 the important thing is to first research how to optimize each of your 
social networks. How to optimize your Twitter profile and posts is going
 to be completely different then how to optimize your StumbleUpon 
profile.
Secondly, and here’s the kicker, you have to deliver quality content that engages users.
 Optimizing your social networks for search engines won’t mean a thing 
if users don’t take action. Don’t create repetitive titles and posts 
that strike users as another marketing ploy. You have to give users a 
reason to friend you or follow you.
Once you’ve gained the trust of that network, only then can you successfully optimize your social media outlets.
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