Why Do You Need Google Plus For Your Business And What Is The Social Network All About?
Chances are, you’ve been hearing about this new social network Google + and its potential to help businesses. But the reality is, it’s hard enough finding time to juggle all the different marketing initiatives you’re already part of and you’re hesitant to add another social site to the mix. But the simple truth is: that’s where your potential audience is going so that’s where you need to be. In fact getting in on the ground floor ahead of your competition will have benefits as this network grows and prospers. But beyond this, few businesses seem to realize just how much SEO benefits Google + brings to businesses.
Google + & SEO
The SEO benefits of Google + are sure to be a hit with businesses looking to gain free organic search traffic (which is pretty much every business out there).
Google explains,
“Once these pages/profiles arrive they will probably operate in a way that’s pretty similar to Facebook Pages, but with some Google SEO benefits. They will be indexed, “followable” and individual updates or posts can be +1′d — much or all of which will be fed back into search results and rankings.”
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