SocialAdr is a social sharing and bookmarking Tool. The video below describes 3 new amazing tests that scientifically prove exactly how to use SocialAdr for maximum benefit. S.I.A. The SEO Intelligence Agency, who ran the case studies, gives SocialAdr a HUGE Thumbs Up!
Backlinks are what drive traffic to your site and boost your site’s rankings in the search engines. However, if your backlinks aren’t themselves indexed by the search engines, then they don’t count and they do nothing for your site.
SocialAdr gets the word out about your backlinks to over 20 social sites, ensuring that the time you put into building your backlinks isn’t wasted.
SocialAdr is a a web-based service for distributing social bookmarks so it can be used to promote any type of website, not just WordPress sites. There is plugin available for WP sites though which automatically promotes your posts as you publish them. There is a free account available where you can share other’s links/bookmarks to earn credits to promote your own links. Otherwise, the Basic subscription level is $14.95 per month which gets you 400 credits per month and you can promote 10 active URLs. Higher priced packages get you more credits per month and a larger number of URLs you can promote. You can buy additional credits at any time.
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All the best,
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Hello,
Thanks for sharing the information. Could you please elaborate a little more about SocialADR? What is so different about it compared to the other social share plugins?
At the same time, I’d also like to get your take on backlinks and their importance in search engine ranking. Cheers!
Hi Eve,
SocialAdr isn’t a plugin, it’s a web-based service for distributing social bookmarks so it can be used to promote any type of website, not just WordPress sites (which use plugins). There is plugin available for WP sites though which automatically promotes your posts as you publish them. I added a bit more info about SocialAdr to the post above.
Since it’s not a social share plugin, it doesn’t rely on your site visitors sharing your content. You’re essentially buying shares from the service that then go out to Facebook, Google Plus, Pinterest, Twitter, LinkedIn and 15 other social networks. If your site has low traffic, then this is a good way to drive traffic. Once you start getting visitors, then they will start sharing your content via your social share plugins (assuming you use WordPress). SocialAdr essentially kick-starts that process for you.
Backlinks are still the most important ranking factor for your sites, pages and posts. Other factors, such as how fast your pages load, how long a visitor stays on your site and how many other pages on your site they look at, are also important factors. While PageRank is now a dead concept, Domain Authority and Domain Trust are now what Google uses to measure a site’s quality and trust-value. The sites that link to yours, via backlinks, will determine those values for your sites. Trust Flow and Citation Flow are other metrics used to gauge the quality of a site.
A few years ago, the recommendation was to build as many backlinks as possible to get your site to rank. Lots of PageRank 1 sites and fewer PageRank 2 sites, etc. One PageRank 6 backlink was worth a lot of PageRank 1 backlinks. Where backlinks came from didn’t really matter. The quantity of them did.
While the consideration of the Domain Authority of a site today is similar to how PageRank of old was considered, the real difference today is that links should come from sites relevant to yours. So links should be from sites in the same micro-niche or broad niche, not from unrelated sites. The other difference is that back in the day, keywords were used as anchor text in backlinks as a way to get your page to rank for that keyword. That’s practically a death sentence today. Anchor text should primarily be your brand name (or site name) and your site’s naked URL. The rest of the anchor links should be generic text like “click here”, “visit this site”, etc. and keywords should be used very sparingly in backlinks.
Get the anchor text ratio wrong and it can sink your site in the search engine rankings. There are no fixed percentages to stick to. Basically, just don’t try to rank for specific keywords in your backlinks.
Regards,
Gary.
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