Tweet, HTML Title Tags, SEO and Traffic
Tweets and HTML Title has great similarities.
Maximum tweet length for Twitter is 140 characters. Compare this with HTML Title(the text that we see on top of our window for the webpage) tag of recommended length of not more than 120 characters for Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Google only uses 66 characters while Yahoo uses 120 characters when displayed on the Search Engine Result Page (SERP).
SEO uses Keyword Prominence, Keyword Density and Keyword Proximity to achieve great ranking in SERP. I wonder whether we can applied these concepts on tweets to let people search your tweets effectively on Twitter and Search Engines. Use keywords as we would for SEO on tweets and make them keyword rich.
When tweets are used to pre-sell our content like Blog posts or event articles, we can matched the tweets with our posts. That way we might create a targeted traffic to our content.
Greetings from Jason Chew
Hi guys! This is your first post since 2007 when I last blogged and written articles. I have being busy with life and work ever since then. Recently, I embarked on the journey to be a Certified Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Professional and Certified Internet Marketer. Though before that, I have attended and have experience in Internet Marketing (IM) doing website promotion and email marketing*. I have mixed success in IM and Internet business.
In the SEO and IM there are presently no specific authority except SEMPO Institute to issue industrial recognized certificate on this subjects. Most SEO and IM companies’ credibility is purely by performance driven. The more traffic, consistent high page rank, high conversion rates, sign up, etc. you get the more people will know about you.
But, after some search, I managed to get find ExpertRating and Web CEO – two of the recognized companies doing in SEO and IM education. Presently, I am now a ExpertRating Certified Professional in SEO and and Web CEO University Certified Competent Internet Marketer. I have also passed my Google Adwords Professional Exams and now on course to be a Google Adwords Professional Qualified Individual.
Warm regards,
Jason
* – In 2006, I have attended a couple of Internet Marketing seminars conducted in Singapore and even joined Asia Internet Academy and Stephen Pierce’s Hotgroups Asia.
