Recently, Google came out with a new twist to their algorithm that has many publishers scratching their heads and wondering if they are on the brink of another ‘panda like’ update. With the launch of “Search, Plus Your World” (SPYW), Google is factoring in your site’s social activity into its search results. For those of you whose online companies depend on search traffic, it’s now imperative that your site’s content can be shared socially or you’ll be saying goodbye to organic search results.
What is “Search, Plus Your World?”
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Po.st Helps
Po.st is the only ‘all-in-one’ sharing tool that helps publishers with SEO and ensures they adapt to these Google changes. With Po.st, publishers have access to every social sharing vehicle – all with one simple piece of code! Google+, Facebook, Twitter, StumbleUpon, LinkedIn and dozens more, are all easily customizable and all able to be implemented within a few minutes.
Implement Po.st and make sure you include Google+ as one of the primary buttons displayed.Make sure that the Po.st sharing buttons are prominent within your site’s layout (ideally beside or underneath every article header).
Make it known that you’d like your content to be shared. Encourage users to share with their friends. Include a “most shared” box on the side of your content that lets readers know what other content is being shared.
If you’d like more information about leveraging social traffic, contact mglover@RadiumOne.com
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