abhaybajaj
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- Feb 11, 2013
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I recently stumbled upon a case study here on how social signals have an impact on search engine rankings and decided to give it a shot.
Background: I'm the CTO of a 4 year old e-commerce company with a decent amount of backlinks and search engine traffic.
The experiment was done for two keywords.
Keyword 1
Before the experiment, the keyword was sitting on the 6th position since 2 months. Blasted 600 facebook likes, 25 google +1s, 25 tumblr reshares, 50 pinterest pins, 50 linkedin shares and 500 twitter retweets.
Result: Moved from 6th rank to 4th rank in 48 hours.
Keyword 2
The keyword was sitting at 8th position since 1 month before the experiment. Blasted 1300 facebook likes to the link.
Result: Moved from 8th rank to 4th rank in 24 hours.
This is getting me all excited and I'll be happy to update this thread with how it goes.
All in all, social signals do seem to have a massive impact on SEO.
Background: I'm the CTO of a 4 year old e-commerce company with a decent amount of backlinks and search engine traffic.
The experiment was done for two keywords.
Keyword 1
Before the experiment, the keyword was sitting on the 6th position since 2 months. Blasted 600 facebook likes, 25 google +1s, 25 tumblr reshares, 50 pinterest pins, 50 linkedin shares and 500 twitter retweets.
Result: Moved from 6th rank to 4th rank in 48 hours.
Keyword 2
The keyword was sitting at 8th position since 1 month before the experiment. Blasted 1300 facebook likes to the link.
Result: Moved from 8th rank to 4th rank in 24 hours.
This is getting me all excited and I'll be happy to update this thread with how it goes.
All in all, social signals do seem to have a massive impact on SEO.