SEO for Facebook
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Kind of the same principle - when people search Facebook say for a group or service hey will use a keyword- however you really need to try and get it in the page title
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Optimize the title and have the keywords in the page title, hmm this is easy on the website but on facebook I do not know this, thank you for sharing.
And is there any other way? For example, joining in related groups and posting, interacting with members .... all your contributions are very meaningful to me, thanks
And is there any other way? For example, joining in related groups and posting, interacting with members .... all your contributions are very meaningful to me, thanks
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Darren C
When you suddenly realise that your Facebook page has been deleted, this will be why.
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Darren C
Keyword page titles will get your page deleted. I can't be more clear.
Get a credit card and plug it in. Forget SEO, facebook isn't a search engine.
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Darren - keyword page title which is specific to your business would not get you deleted - ok if it's something like "Jewellery sale cheap bargain Leeds Manchester " it will - but "the Jewellery Shop London" wont. Assuming your business is well titled for your niche.
Nor will putting together a group relevant to your niche - for example "Jewellery aficionados in London" (though god you'd really need to promote it).
Yes trying to stuff keywords into your title would be damaging, but assuming that you are relevant to your target group you can drop in what you do/sell, although the main focus should be your brand.
Nor will putting together a group relevant to your niche - for example "Jewellery aficionados in London" (though god you'd really need to promote it).
Yes trying to stuff keywords into your title would be damaging, but assuming that you are relevant to your target group you can drop in what you do/sell, although the main focus should be your brand.
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Your response is noted but I stand by what I say
Fair point - also am assuming a degree of common sense - and we all know what assumption is
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Darren C
Yeah common sense goes a long way although Facebook kind of profits from the lack of it
Speaking from bitter experience, I wouldn't disagree with the gist of what you're saying but I would be very cautions of building a page on the back of a keyword or key phrase.
Mine was a two-worder and it vanished overnight, they don't even tell you it's going to happen or, when it does, even why. I have checked on competitors doing similar and seen the same thing happen - one had been established for a number of years.
This is the problem with building any kind of business on someone else's platform; the rug can be pulled at any time.
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Seo for facebook i listen first time , yes we can target keyword as i know..anyways thanx for the new information.
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Choose the right name for your facebook page and don’t give into the temptation to choose a fully generic page name. Provide complete company information. An important SEO strategy that must be employed on your Facebook Page whenever appropriate is placing keyword-dense prose as close to the top of the Page as possible.
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