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In short, sharing articles on Twitter alone will not help your SEO (it gets complicated as people share, and the links are posted on different sites etc.). Therefore, SEO is not impacted by how you share the link on Twitter - at my organization we use shortened urls with parameters via Hootsuite as they provide a very easy way to do this.

Cheers, Simon

We are currently in the process of deploying our homepage at www.laserfiche.com , and as part of that, I have added the following meta tags to our homepage:

The referenced image should be our company logo, similiar to how Marketo includes there logo as their og:image. However, instead all I am seeing is a pot of yogurt (http://i.imgur.com/EmhRxEY.jpg) when loaded into Facebook. Interestingly this was the image associated with a recent blog post about company culture (http://simplicity.laserfiche.com/content/developing-wholesome-corporate-culture) although this is on a subdomain (legacy decision) and not directly related with the homepage.

Any insights would definitely be welcome!

Hmmm, I just took a quick look at the source code on your website and noticed you have a mobile redirect to:

DM_redirect("http://mobile.dudamobile.com/site/kempruge");

Unless you are tracking subdomains, this will just appear as /site/kempruge

Recently, I have tried looking into options that would allow us to dynamically populate content (specifically images to be used at CTAs on our blog in wordpress) to different users based on their web history on our website. We would want to be able to dynamically populate images based on the number of visits in the past 60 days and the inferred industry based on pages hit. Unfortunately, I have been unable to find anything as a standalone tool - I believe HubSpot may have something like this but it is rolled into their blogging platform. Does anyone know of one?

Persona Alignment: So there are a few things you can do for this page. First things first though, do you have the organizations customer personas? If so, do you know their search habits? What are they searching for? Performing a keyword analysis might help you refine and improve the copy that is currently on the website. This is always my number 1 go to before I start on any projects.

Competitor Analysis: Who are you competitors? Who is linking to them? What anchor text are they using? This should help you to come up with ideas for your own strategy.

Meta Tags: I took a very quick look at your source code and couldn't find any associated description. Definitely something you will want to add, especially from the usability side.

Link Building / Winning: It appears open site explorer doesn't have your site listed so I'm guessing it is pretty new. This will be a great resource for you though. Start looking at link building options though, are there local organizations who would want to provide this site as a resource? What kind of anchor text do you want to use?

Blogging: I know you are saying you are planning to add more content and that takes time, but blogging is an awesome way to start talking about popular topics around your keywords. Also, for a sobriety clinic such as this, I would say it would be worthwhile to establish yourself as an expert in the field.

Social: Engage socially, it looks like you have recently set up your social profiles, so use these to promote good quality blog content and engage with others in your industry

Local SEO: Use a tool like getlisted.org and make sure you have a local presence! If people are searching for rehab centers locally, they might not find you if you don't have a strong local presence.

Persona Alignment: So there are a few things you can do for this page. First things first though, do you have the organizations customer personas? If so, do you know their search habits? What are they searching for? Performing a keyword analysis might help you refine and improve the copy that is currently on the website. This is always my number 1 go to before I start on any projects.

Competitor Analysis: Who are you competitors? Who is linking to them? What anchor text are they using? This should help you to come up with ideas for your own strategy.

Meta Tags: I took a very quick look at your source code and couldn't find any associated description. Definitely something you will want to add, especially from the usability side.

Link Building / Winning: It appears open site explorer doesn't have your site listed so I'm guessing it is pretty new. This will be a great resource for you though. Start looking at link building options though, are there local organizations who would want to provide this site as a resource? What kind of anchor text do you want to use?

Blogging: I know you are saying you are planning to add more content and that takes time, but blogging is an awesome way to start talking about popular topics around your keywords. Also, for a sobriety clinic such as this, I would say it would be worthwhile to establish yourself as an expert in the field.

Social: Engage socially, it looks like you have recently set up your social profiles, so use these to promote good quality blog content and engage with others in your industry

Local SEO: Use a tool like getlisted.org and make sure you have a local presence! If people are searching for rehab centers locally, they might not find you if you don't have a strong local presence.

Hmmm, I just took a quick look at the source code on your website and noticed you have a mobile redirect to:

DM_redirect("http://mobile.dudamobile.com/site/kempruge");

Unless you are tracking subdomains, this will just appear as /site/kempruge

Hi there,

In short, sharing articles on Twitter alone will not help your SEO (it gets complicated as people share, and the links are posted on different sites etc.). Therefore, SEO is not impacted by how you share the link on Twitter - at my organization we use shortened urls with parameters via Hootsuite as they provide a very easy way to do this.

Cheers, Simon