Comments on: 7 Tips to Getting SEO Value Out of Your Social Media Efforts http://4realz.net/2009/02/7-tips-to-getting-seo-value-out-of-your-social-media-efforts/ Authentic Real Estate and Internet Marketing Conversations Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:41:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: John at Orlando Vacation Homes http://4realz.net/2009/02/7-tips-to-getting-seo-value-out-of-your-social-media-efforts/#comment-4810 John at Orlando Vacation Homes Wed, 06 Jan 2010 03:54:20 +0000 http://4realz.net/?p=1103#comment-4810 Dustin, good stuff on social networking. I work for a number of real estate clients internationally and would be interested in joining your 'invited' list when the revamp is completed. Dustin, good stuff on social networking. I work for a number of real estate clients internationally and would be interested in joining your ‘invited’ list when the revamp is completed.

]]> By: Jumi Ram http://4realz.net/2009/02/7-tips-to-getting-seo-value-out-of-your-social-media-efforts/#comment-4805 Jumi Ram Thu, 24 Dec 2009 11:04:59 +0000 http://4realz.net/?p=1103#comment-4805 I think This is an informative post and we should follow these steps to get more values to our SEO work. Thanks I think This is an informative post and we should follow these steps to get more values to our SEO work.

Thanks

]]> By: Online Marketing Advice http://4realz.net/2009/02/7-tips-to-getting-seo-value-out-of-your-social-media-efforts/#comment-4371 Online Marketing Advice Tue, 30 Jun 2009 18:10:04 +0000 http://4realz.net/?p=1103#comment-4371 Great post. I do Social Media Marketing and Online Marketing for a living and I picked up some great pointers. A couple of quick tips: Most blogs are already set up "out of the box" with "no-follow" links so that's something most people don't have to worry about. When it comes to bookmarking, you should never bookmark your own posts. Ask a friend or relative to bookmark your posts. And don't have every one of your posts bookmarked. That will be seen as spam. Just have your best ones bookmarked, say, once a month. I have a feeling Dustin's real estate promotion group works on a similar basis. Which is a fabulous idea. Promote each others posts. Bob McClain <a href="http://www.wordsmithbob.com">WordsmithBob.com</a> Great post. I do Social Media Marketing and Online Marketing for a living and I picked up some great pointers.

A couple of quick tips:

Most blogs are already set up “out of the box” with “no-follow” links so that’s something most people don’t have to worry about.

When it comes to bookmarking, you should never bookmark your own posts. Ask a friend or relative to bookmark your posts. And don’t have every one of your posts bookmarked. That will be seen as spam. Just have your best ones bookmarked, say, once a month.

I have a feeling Dustin’s real estate promotion group works on a similar basis. Which is a fabulous idea. Promote each others posts.

Bob McClain
WordsmithBob.com

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]]> By: Dustin http://4realz.net/2009/02/7-tips-to-getting-seo-value-out-of-your-social-media-efforts/#comment-3940 Dustin Wed, 08 Apr 2009 20:03:25 +0000 http://4realz.net/?p=1103#comment-3940 Sharon: Thanks for reaching out... I'm currently retooling the invite-only group. After playing for a while, a few of us realized we needed to re-tool it a bit and we're currently doing that. Nonetheless, keep checking back with 4realz.net because when I'll mention it here when it gets relaunched! Sharon: Thanks for reaching out… I’m currently retooling the invite-only group. After playing for a while, a few of us realized we needed to re-tool it a bit and we’re currently doing that. Nonetheless, keep checking back with 4realz.net because when I’ll mention it here when it gets relaunched!

]]> By: Sharon Simms http://4realz.net/2009/02/7-tips-to-getting-seo-value-out-of-your-social-media-efforts/#comment-3937 Sharon Simms Tue, 07 Apr 2009 23:30:54 +0000 http://4realz.net/?p=1103#comment-3937 Dustin - yes, I'm interested in your "invite only" groups, both for online real estate professionals where we help each other promote posts and for syndicating listings. In addition to my Active Rain blog I have http://florida.ssimms.com and a typical listing is http://www.6935DatePalmAveS.com Dustin – yes, I’m interested in your “invite only” groups, both for online real estate professionals where we help each other promote posts and for syndicating listings. In addition to my Active Rain blog I have http://florida.ssimms.com and a typical listing is http://www.6935DatePalmAveS.com

]]> By: Dustin http://4realz.net/2009/02/7-tips-to-getting-seo-value-out-of-your-social-media-efforts/#comment-3870 Dustin Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:12:57 +0000 http://4realz.net/?p=1103#comment-3870 whoops... I thought if I used the "code" function, it would actually show the code. I'm not 100% sure how to show you the difference other than to cut out the first bit of a link... i.e the "<" and the "a". Here's a typical link stucture: <ul> <li>href="http://4realz.net"</li> </ul> to make it no-follow, you'd add the code right afterwards: <ul> <li>href="http://4realz.net" rel="nofollow"</li> </ul> whoops… I thought if I used the “code” function, it would actually show the code. I’m not 100% sure how to show you the difference other than to cut out the first bit of a link… i.e the “< " and the "a".

Here's a typical link stucture:

  • href=”http://4realz.net”

    • to make it no-follow, you’d add the code right afterwards:

    • href=”http://4realz.net” rel=”nofollow”
    ]]> By: Dustin http://4realz.net/2009/02/7-tips-to-getting-seo-value-out-of-your-social-media-efforts/#comment-3869 Dustin Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:10:05 +0000 http://4realz.net/?p=1103#comment-3869 no problem... you're thinking along the right lines, but it's a bit simpler a typical link would look something like: <code> <a href="http://4realz.net">4realz.net</a> </code> If you wanted to make it a no-follow link then you'd add the code here: <code> <a href="http://4realz.net" rel="no follow">4realz.net</a> </code> no problem… you’re thinking along the right lines, but it’s a bit simpler a typical link would look something like:

    4realz.net

    If you wanted to make it a no-follow link then you’d add the code here:

    4realz.net

    ]]>         By: Gina Kay Landis http://4realz.net/2009/02/7-tips-to-getting-seo-value-out-of-your-social-media-efforts/#comment-3868 Gina Kay Landis Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:04:52 +0000 http://4realz.net/?p=1103#comment-3868 It does make sense - however that means someone would have to insert the words ref="no follow" into the link (and I'm thinking "link" isn't the same as a simple "URL" - yes? and I'm not sure a non-developer would be able to do that. Let's say I want to link to my web site e-newsletter page. The link would be http://www.mycompanyname.com/myname/newsletter.asp(configured this way so you don't think I'm trying to spam you!). Is the html *behind* this URL and controlled by the site developer (not me, obviously)? Do non-developers see the "no follow" html code in other links? Sorry to be so obtuse and thank you in advance for your insight. It does make sense – however that means someone would have to insert the words ref=”no follow” into the link (and I’m thinking “link” isn’t the same as a simple “URL” – yes? and I’m not sure a non-developer would be able to do that. Let’s say I want to link to my web site e-newsletter page. The link would be http://www.mycompanyname.com/myname/newsletter.asp(configured this way so you don’t think I’m trying to spam you!). Is the html *behind* this URL and controlled by the site developer (not me, obviously)? Do non-developers see the “no follow” html code in other links? Sorry to be so obtuse and thank you in advance for your insight.

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