Regardless of the Social Media platform, I strongly recommend that you don't leave your bio blank, or created with little thought, time and effort.
In the exercise of setting up your new online presence in each Social Media channel, take some time to consider firstly your choice of username (does it include any useful keywords for your industry for example?)
When your Twitter account shows up in the SERPs, your description will also show up in the SERPs. This makes is quite helpful when trying to be found for a keyword and/or phrase in your industry vertical.
Many Social Media channels enable you to upload images, backgrounds and customise the design. Use this important screen realestate to reinforce your brand and business logo, keep consistency with your corporate colour scheme, and include useful information such as web address, email address, physical address, and other contact details.
Now take note, if you weren't already aware, Bing and Google confirmed in December that social media positioning, and commentary has a direct impact on rankings. So let's use the value from this to aid your online marketing efforts and get it all tied in together for your business.
Matt is a Perth SEO specialist, living in Perth - Western Australia, and has over twenty-three years Online Marketing experience, with his primary speciality being Search Engine Optimisation (SEO). He has worked both at agency and in-house roles during this time. He is a Google Partner, Bing Ads Professional, Hootsuite Solutions Partner and a Mail Chimp Expert. Described as a ‘technical-marketer’, his skills cross; design, audio, video, website development, branding, SEO, PPC and more.
Friday, January 7, 2011
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Interesting article. Thanks for all the information about Social Media bios.
ReplyDeleteI shall surely try on my own project.
Once again thank you.