Google Top 10 with Twitter

July 18, 2009
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Google Top 10 with Twit­ter Strat­egy from Semiomantics

It’s an incred­i­ble exper­i­ment we have just com­pleted: reach Google Top 10 with Twit­ter returns.

It’s about clear to all read­ers here how much I hate to see the big net­works fly­ing to Google Top 10 with our con­tent, grab­bing thus our due reward for our pub­lished content.

Many Web­mas­ters get over­run by the big boys’ net­works, be it Twit­ter, Face­book, MySpace or oth­ers like  Linkedin, Tech­no­rati and such like. At Semi­oman­tics we build cus­tomized sites which can com­pete with any of the Big Boys net­works. (Just look at some of our Google Top 10 Per­for­mance related posts.)

How to Profit from Twit­ter and Friends?

While hang­ing out on social net­works is in most cases a waste of time (com­mer­cially speak­ing), there are ways to profit from social net­works with­out spend­ing a dime on their adver­tis­ing programs.

Semi­oman­tics is per­ma­nently test­ing and explor­ing new ways to mon­e­tize on the Social Net­work frenzy. The basic idea is to con­vert con­tent from within the social net­works into Google Effi­cient Search Engine Opti­mized con­tent and place it in a pub­lish­ing frame­work which can beat any­thing social net­works may offer as vis­i­ble con­tent to search engines.

The sec­ond idea is, to bring into Social Net­works con­tent which attracts the atten­tion of friends and fol­low­ers, inter­est­ing enough to cause the viral effect social net­work mar­ket­ing is aiming.

Our Google Top 10 set-up

Basi­cally we feed con­tent to Twit­ter and other Social Net­works and export the returns on our walls to a pub­lish­ing frame­work designed for high Top 10 Per­for­mance, i.e. a semi­oman­tics Frame­work based on WordPress.

Step 1: we post to our Blog (yorgonestoridis.com, Author Pub­lisher from Semiomantics)

Step 2: we feed Twit­ter and other Social Networks

Step 3: we col­lect the returns on a sec­ond Semi­oman­tics Frame­work (UQ Me from Semiomantics)

Step 4: We check Google under the tar­geted keyword :-)

The 4 Steps to Google Top 10

To make the process eas­ily vis­i­ble we used a easy to track key­word with not too much interest:

The Dia­mond of Sancy Murol Auvergne

Step 1: We grabbed a post which has been pub­lished ear­lier on another web­site (Zoom Ferre and Fouch­tra), mean­ing, we didn’t even go for orig­i­nal con­tent. We tagged the post The Dia­mond of Sancy Murol Auvergne. The post was posted on Lapil­lon.

Step 2: We fed the post from Lapil­lon to Twit­ter as well as to YORGOO Press, another Semi­oman­tics site and from there we also feed Twitter.

Step 3: We col­lect the Twit­ter return on a  U Q Me Script from Semiomantics.

Step 4: We check Google:

Google Top 10 The Diamond of Sancy Murol Auvergne

Google Top 10 The Dia­mond of Sancy Murol Auvergne

Google Top 10 Comments

1 Is the Return from a Twit­This feed from Lapil­lon to Twit­ter and back to  U Q Me by Yorgo Nestoridis.

2 Is the Tweet itself as a return to U Q Me.

3 Is an exter­nal result from a topic related site with great con­tent and a con­tex­tual domain name.

4 Is Laeti­tia Paris’ post we copied (cour­tesy Laeti­tia Paris).

5 Is Laetitia’s site with the high­est pub­lish­ing power.

6. idem

7. Is the Twit­ter return to YORGOO Press

8. Is the Twit­ter return with the feed through TwitThis.

Google Top 10 exploitation

The most inter­est­ing result are 1 and 2 above with the U Q Me Script.

To exploit this result, it could be fed into a YORGOO Booster or a YORGOO Blaster where asso­ci­ated with ads it would trans­port Ads to the top of Google yet in another way.

Where and How to Get The Semi­oman­tics Google Top 10 with Twit­ter set-up?

The set up is cus­tom built at Semi­oman­tics. Please con­tact Bianca Gubalke at: bianca AT ycad­emy DOT com

Or: join Ycad­emy and par­tic­i­pate in the July Sem­i­nar to get the lat­est tech­nol­ogy. Con­tact Bianca.

Incom­ing search terms:

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  4. How to Rank Google Top 10 with your Shop
  5. New Acrop­o­lis Museum on Google

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