How to Squeeze Every Last Drop of SEO Juice from Your Twitter Page
By Sherice Jacob – web designer, copywriter and author of Get Niche Quick! Follow her @sherice Did you know that your Twitter tweets are ripe with search engine juice that you can put to use to get more marketing exposure? Of course, links you post on Twitter, including links in your bio, are automatically no-follow, meaning the search engines will follow them, but “link juice” (like Google PageRank) isn’t carried over. That doesn’t mean the party’s over for optimizing your Twitter page though. Search engines do index Twitter tweets (through “statuses” – which look like this ). So how can you help ratchet your tweets up into search engine results as well as increase your number of followers? By including relevant keywords within your title on your status pages. Twitter creates the title for your status pages by taking up a slew of characters for itself. You can’t change that part (such as Twitter / Sherice Jacob) but you CAN change what comes after it. There are only about 27 characters available for you to use (and you thought fitting something into 140 was tough!), but every little bit counts
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How to Squeeze Every Last Drop of SEO Juice from Your Twitter Page
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