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I've read a couple bloggers and just saw someone on Reddit recommend it to another person.
Have any of you used PPC for every post to seed it out there and try to help it rank? I'm trying to think of how this could help.
The exposure could get you:
Social - Obviously if you're doing Facebook and Twitter or Pinterest PPC then you'll end up with some number of social signals for each post. There's still no definitive word on if this helps rank. "Correlation isn't causation" and Google says no, they aren't a ranking factor. I'm not sure I believe that.
Metrics - Another thing I'm thinking about is if you have Google Analytics, and since nearly everyone is cookied by one of Google's products, they can get on-page metrics for your content sooner than if you wait for them to do the honeymoon phase of SERP exposure. If they can see that your content is outperforming the rest of the top 20, then you'd rank faster. That's the theory anyways.
Is anyone doing this? I imagine it would start to get expensive, unless it worked. I'm sure you get the occasional home run that helps cover the cost of other campaigns too.
Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Adwords, all of the native advertising ad blocks like Taboola, Outbrain, Zergnet, BuySellAds. Anything working like this?
Have any of you used PPC for every post to seed it out there and try to help it rank? I'm trying to think of how this could help.
The exposure could get you:
- Links
- Social Shares
- On-Page Metrics
Social - Obviously if you're doing Facebook and Twitter or Pinterest PPC then you'll end up with some number of social signals for each post. There's still no definitive word on if this helps rank. "Correlation isn't causation" and Google says no, they aren't a ranking factor. I'm not sure I believe that.
Metrics - Another thing I'm thinking about is if you have Google Analytics, and since nearly everyone is cookied by one of Google's products, they can get on-page metrics for your content sooner than if you wait for them to do the honeymoon phase of SERP exposure. If they can see that your content is outperforming the rest of the top 20, then you'd rank faster. That's the theory anyways.
Is anyone doing this? I imagine it would start to get expensive, unless it worked. I'm sure you get the occasional home run that helps cover the cost of other campaigns too.
Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Adwords, all of the native advertising ad blocks like Taboola, Outbrain, Zergnet, BuySellAds. Anything working like this?