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What can social media have to offer SEO? MWI gets this kind of information frequently from both current and potential clients. While social media has been an increasing channel for marketing in recent times, many businesses have yet to take advantage of the potential of it. This is particularly important if you are investing in search engine optimization. While the benefits of social media might not be immediately apparent, they're crucial to SEO support. Here are five reasons social media is essential for SEO.

1) Social Media Signals
It is no secret that Google, Bing, and other search engines use online conversation as part of their algorithm for ranking. Whenever people tweet, like, comment or share the content it is referred to as a social engagement. A piece of content that has the highest number of social engagements is likely to have more social signals. These social signals are used by search engines to determine the quality of the content. This allows search engines to know what people find most useful and also what they consider to be top-quality. A piece of content can be quickly indexed in the event that it's receiving lots of social interactions.

2.) Link Building
It's long gone from the time that you could go out and ask for links from other websites. With the emergence of Google's Panda and Penguin algorithm SEOs have to do link building using the old-fashioned method to create quality content that is worthy of linking. How can you get your content to websites who are willing to link to your site, if the request is thought to be "unnatural"? Social media is the answer. Social media lets you place your content in front of people who are interested and could be in a position to influence them to link to your content when it's worthy of linking to. These users will then share your content with others and increase your reach.

3.) The amplifying of content
The quality of the content you publish, it's not going to get much traction until you amplify it. Yes, email marketing is an effective way to boost the content, but it'll only reach people within your marketing database. It is possible to reach new audiences through social media. If you post your content to your followers, they'll share it with their own followers If they are satisfied with the content. They will also promote your content to their followers, which will increase your reach. You'll also get relevant traffic and inbound links, social signals, and brand recognition, all of which can be utilized by search engines for content quality evaluation.

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5.) Social Indexing
Since the search engines are able to index social media accounts and display them as search results. This lets your brand show up on search results when you type in branded search queries that are not limited to only your website. This gets better. Individual tweets on Twitter were at one time indexed and displayed in search results as well giving another opportunity to get your content noticed in search. However, it was only temporary the deal was ended when Google ended it after a couple of months. Google will once again show tweets in search results, so it's important to leverage it for getting your content ranked.

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