Here’s how you can see a Google Plus post analytics. Whenever you make a post on the Google+ social network, or you share something, it is always helpful to see how your post did or how it is doing. You want to see if the post you made was useful to others in your Google+ circles. [Read more…]
Twitter Opens Up Website Analytics to All Website Owners
Twitter is now allowing anyone with a website to now verify their site with them–and get all sorts of great analytics data for free. Previously, if you wanted the additional analytics data from Twitter, website owners had to pay big bucks to get the data. But now, Twitter has quietly opened up the feature for all of us. Here is how to get verified–and get the analytics data that Twitter offers. [Read more…]
25+ Social Media Tasks You Shouldn’t Forget
Top Dog Social Media has put together a great list of 25+ social media tasks that social media professionals never forget when they’re doing social media marketing. Take a look at their infographic below. (Click to enlarge it). [Read more…]
Google Plus Algorithm Still Needs Work
Google+ is a great social network–and integrating certain features such as Google Authorship with Google’s organic search results is a great move. But, from what I’m seeing today, the algorithm that Google+ uses for the feed/timeline could use some work. More specifically, how Google’s internal system determines “What’s Hot” needs a lot of work. [Read more…]
Google Plus Halts Image Saving from Right-Click on Google Plus Posts
Google Plus recently added some features but also made some other significant changes to the Google Plus social network. Among one of the changes that they made does not appear to be mentioned by anyone yet–the fact that users can no longer save images that have been uploaded by other users. This a rather significant change, and will have an effect on a lot of the images that are shared on Google+. [Read more…]
Does Buying Facebook Likes Help Search Engine Rankings?
I was offered 2,000 Facebook Likes for $60 today, from someone offering a service that allows you to buy Facebook Likes. According to this unsolicited commercial email (spam), getting more Facebook Likes will increase your search engine rankings. And the sender, Nick Grey, even says that Matt Cutts from Google said so. [Read more…]