SEO Tricks: Links & Relationships vs the 'Social' Media Monster

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Links & Relationships vs the 'Social' Media Monster
 

<p>John Andrews You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login how the narcissistic "social" media platforms are in many ways replacing links</p>

<p>The players producing platforms are manipulating the currency that they see those platforms aggregate â€" which is mostly links. As you type type type your content into Twitter or You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login or Wikipedia you are fueling the coffers of an elite group of benefactors, and if they continue to manipulate the open web, we lose the “free” benefits of our world wide web. They used to encourage you to sign onto their systems, but now they need you. We’re not linking because our tools don’t make it easy enough to express our linking selves. Those who make the flexible tools today do so for personal gains, not the betterment of the web, and so they manage the linking. Greed is the new black.</p>

<p>If enough such platforms keep growing then Google will have to evolve their algorithms to look beyond links, placing significant weight on other factors and/or some nofollowed links.</p>
<p>A while ago I mentioned You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login (lowering the ROI of blogging from super explosive to only explosive). This trend is not only spoke about in the SEO industry, but is starting to receive coverage in broader channels. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login recently You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, noting that many of the top blogs are seeing lower link counts in Technorati. People would rather You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login than spend the effort needed to digest and compile something deeper. </p>
<p>Since more links are occurring on networks like Twitter that will lead to a rise of tools like You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login. Until the search relevancy algorithms evolve more, we need to look for ways to encourage as much conversation as possible to happen on independent websites. How do we do that? I have a few ideas, but would love to read some of yours first. </p>

 

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