How To Get Re-Tweeted (Whiteboard Friday)

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September 30  |  Link Building  |   Ryan Clark

Sorry that this is 2 months old already but I somehow missed it and it deserves to be watched for those who missed it as well. Rand talks about how to get re-tweeted and while we all know what that is, I think some of us need to give it some serious thought. Not only does it generate traffic and buzz but it increases your chances of getting a link.



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  • Random Guest

    "…but it increases your chances of getting a link."
    No, it only increases chances of getting re-tweeted again.;)

  • http://intensedebate.com/people/linkbuildr linkbuildr

    Yes it does actually. I've seen it help bring the link attention to blogger's who write about it, as well being picked up on dofollow Twitter aggregator sites.

  • http://www.openeyemarketing.co.uk Andy Maclean

    I think the value of twitter seo wise is to signpost pages that then may get linked to – not linking to the tweet itself as its non follow. More so of course when you get alot of people following your tweets.

  • http://reseller.simplycast.com/ Gino

    ReTweeting can spread your message faster than pretty much any other form of marketing.

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