Does Google Play Store for Android pass link juice?

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testyy

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I have an android app for my website and I have a link to my website in the description of the app. Does this pass link juice to my page? Let's say the app gets really popular and has a lot of 5 star review. Can that alone increase SERP rank?

 

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testyy

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I'm also using facebook ads to promote my app. Is this a good seo move? My app doesn't have aps

 

Schvamp

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Without having taken a closer look, I don't think play store use ******** links, but sure you can get traffic from people clicking trough. FB ads won't benefit your SEO.

 

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Magic5

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Well the traffic and not having a huge bounce rate might work in your favour as far as links for seo working in your favour no.

 

Gambling Attack

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Facebook does not affect on SEO.

 

myinternetempire

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testyy said:

I'm also using facebook ads to promote my app. Is this a good seo move? My app doesn't have aps

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Facebook is a good source for getting traffic.If you can promote your app on relevant Facebook pages and groups, it may help you to get enough traffic.

 

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Recently, Google has started shutting off the link juice from links leading off it's site. For instance the Google+ profile links and Youtube links are now no follow. Even if the links on the Google play store are do follow now, they won't be forever. So just test with a browser plug in and see for yourself.