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Search engine optimization has not been dependent on a minimal number of factors for a long time now, such as number of times a keyword appeared on a page, and it continues to become a more complex web of on and off-page factors every month. One of the more recent factors that has had an impact on search ranking is social media. This infographic breaks down ways that social media influences the visibility of your website in search results, including: Social media can help search engines find and index your content faster Likes, shares, retweets, etc. indicates to search engine that content is new and interesting, often leading to a temporary increase in rankingsYour content will increase in search results for people connected to youIncreases domain authority and the number of inbound links to your website Via Lauren Moss 
Ally Greer's curator insight,
May 20, 3:02 PM
Here's a great infographic with some key stats on how social sharing can help increase your SEO rankings. Fun Fact: When you share your content on Scoop.it (or someone else does) it's indexed in search engines as a piece of curated content. What does this mean? While links shared on Scoop.it are no-follow links (like any other social network), they have a unique quality - they don't disappear after they're out of the stream. Essentially, your post is indexed as a curated post in addition to the original piece of content being indexed as a page on your site. Plus, you get all of the mentioned benefits of social sharing, like being discovered more easily and proving engagement. 
Irvin Banut's comment,
May 20, 4:01 PM
Isn't it though? Metaphorically, our website is our store which we want to drive foot traffic into. in the digital space, we need to leave as many breadcrumbs possible for users to find their way to our website.
Mike Gingerich's curator insight,
Today, 8:11 AM
"Tweeting cuts page indexing by 50%" WOW! Good to know. Plus, sharing on Google+ seems Delete the scoop?
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We are living in a world where influence is migrating from offline to online.
The ability to influence is also moving from local to global. Its reach is also transitioning to mobile devices.
Reputation and influence can now be gained faster and reach further than in any other time in history.
One definition of Influence is “the capacity to have an effect on the character, development or behavior of someone or something”
To be truly successful you must have the ability and power to influence.
Read more: http://bit.ly/IW8qye Via Martin Gysler 
Martin Gysler's comment,
April 27, 2012 4:52 PM
You're welcome John. Indeed, Jeff Bullas blog is full with very interesting stuff.
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It’s that most wonderful time of the year … time to predict the future as we close out the year! I think my 2011 social media predictions were pretty solid, so I’m going to take another stab at it for 2012. Here are the five social media trends I think marketers need to be aware of in the next year as we grow and change along with technology and consumer demand.
Content Marketing
Content curation was so last year. In 2012 we’re going broader; we’ll be talking about a marketing discipline called “Content Marketing.” It’s actually not all that new; in fact, some social media pundits have been talking about it for years. But 2012 is the year content marketing is hits the social media trends list and the mainstream, because content marketing is now a concept that executives can finally sink their teeth into... Via Martin Gysler Delete the scoop?
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![What's Really Going on With Klout & Why it's Important to Your Business [infographic] | Social Media (network, technology, blog, community, virtual reality, etc...) | Scoop.it](http://img.scoop.it/ZksvKkty0nGUyHzEMa9EDjl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ)
My friend Mark Bartikoski brought this article and infographic to my attention. It was posted on Business 2 Community..
Whether we like it or not, Klout is here to stay, brands use it to find influencers who will in turn become advocates, companies use it when they're interviewing perspective employees and many of our peers pay attention to it too.
Once scrutinized for its methods and criticized as being nothing more than an online zodiac, Klout has nevertheless secured its place in the social media...
Included in this piece is a tip sheet to help you raise your score.
How does Klout measure your score?
**The number of people you influence + how much you influence them + how influential they are = your Klout Score
What goes into your score?
**Retweets and mentions
**Comments, wall posts and likes
**Tips, to-do's, done
**Comments, shares, +1s
Each user gets 5 +K each day to distribute to other users they consider influential
Selected by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Business and Beyond"
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Read article and see infographic here: [http://bit.ly/NhrOaZ] Via janlgordon 
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July 11, 2012 3:45 PM
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Thank you for kind words, I really appreciate you and your wonderful support! Delete the scoop?
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Robin Good: According to Klout there are at least 16 different types of online influencers, ranging from those who love to actively share and participate, to those who more quitely like to explore, observe and report.
The Klout Influence Matrix identifies these specific 16 types: Curator Broadcaster Syndicator Feeder Tastemaker Celebrity Thought Leader Pundit Dabbler Conversationalist Observer Explorer Socializer Networker Activist SpecialistSource: Klout.com Full image matrix: http://www.jkspeaks.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/klout-influence-matrix2.jpg As in my case, you may likely feel that you belong in more than one of these categories. What matters is your ability to develop greater sensitivity for the differences that make up these profiles and to cull more attentively those that you feel are closer to your character and objectives. Check also Lisa Barone, co-founder of the firm Outspoken Media (New York), who in contrast, proposes a simpler list in Small Business Trends: The Five Types of Influencers On The Web. Interesting. 8/10 (Thanks to Raymond Morin) Via Robin Good Delete the scoop?
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