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Feb 04, 2010 10:53 pm		re: re: Why Most Social Media Fails
Larry Brauner		I understand the premise that increased competition for organic search ranking from real-time content will make SEO more challenging. However, I'm not convinced that an exodus to the pay side of search is the best solution. The demographics of PPC tend to be negatively skewed, i.e., less educated and less affluent. I propose instead that Internet marketers adapt to the new order and embrace social media. Why shouldn't it be their real-time content that's picked up by search engines? Furthermore, social capital may eventually play the role that inbound links now play in establishing the authority and relevance of a site. Please read: http://online-social-networking.com/the-new-search-engine-optimization > Ankit Mittal wrote: > Nice post Larry. Social interactions and media sharing amongst social network participants create the kind of content that can improve a brand’s visibility within search results through profiles, videos, blog posts, or other media. >Now Google is also providing Real-time search results (from Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, and other sources) right in regular SERPs. I also have a post on this please have a look at it and post your comments here: http://seoarticlecollection.blogspot.com/2009/12/what-googles-real-time-search-means-to.html > >> Larry Brauner wrote: >> You want to market on the web and take advantage of the vast >>potential of social media. >> >>You start your blog, create your Twitter account, launch your >>Facebook fan page, and you’re ready to go. >> >>Or are you? Have you missed any crucial first steps? >> >>Read: Neglected Stepchild of Social Media Marketing >> >>http://online-social-networking.com/neglected-stepchild-of-social-media-marketing >> Private Reply to Larry Brauner (new win)

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