With
 billions of people checking their social media platforms daily, it’s no
 surprise how social media marketing is a thriving form of digital 
advertising that’s taking the world by storm.
Nonetheless,
 it’s not always a smooth ride when investing your time, money, and 
effort in social media marketing. SEO techniques are a crucial part of 
digital marketing to expand your base, gain more engagement, and 
increase your bottom line. 
While
 you optimize your SEO techniques in your website, the same techniques 
also apply in your social media posts. Google’s algorithms will always 
have a unified way of scouting the best content whether it’s from an 
external site or a social media platform. So if you’re beefing up your 
social media marketing, here are the top seven SEO techniques you should
 try. 
1) Focus on Frequency or Quality
One
 SEO trend that ranks blog websites first in search engines is the 
frequency of posts. Of course, if Google sees your blog as inactive for 
weeks, it will deem you as an unworthy site. 
Social
 media SEO works similarly. If you can post frequent content all across 
your social media platforms, people will have something to look forward 
to daily. However, it’s always essential to focus on quality as well. 
Jeffree
 Star is one of the highest paid YouTubers nowadays with an expansive 
following of more than 14 million. His first few videos were low quality
 10 years ago, but he drastically improved later on. And even though he 
doesn’t frequently post now, his videos still get around eight million 
views on average because they’re funny and high-quality. 
In
 short, post engaging content on social media daily or post high-quality
 content a couple of times a week to achieve your goals. 
2) Be Strategic with Keywords
Keywords
 are still one of the dominant factors that algorithms assess. Take note
 that those on-page SEO strategies you do on your blogs or content are 
still applicable to social media marketing.
Optimize
 your h1, h2, and meta tags. If you’re posting blogs, make sure you use 
the right subheadings and scatter keywords appropriately without 
stuffing them. More importantly, search engines will not rank you if 
you’re not using the right keywords. 
First
 of all, think of your buyer persona and determine the possible keywords
 they type on search engines. Secondly, visit your competitors’ social 
media platforms and scout for posts with the highest engagement, try 
picking useful keywords from those posts.
Thirdly,
 try to focus on long tail keywords. They may have the lowest search 
volumes, but they are effortless to rank because they’re less 
competitive. 
Last
 but not least, always utilize keyword research tools so you won’t get 
sidetracked. You can check for keyword search volumes, how much 
advertisers pay for specific keywords, keyword competition, similar 
keywords, and more. 

 
 
 
 
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