whoever practices the worlds most competitve keyword terms on SEO
probably noticed that caffeine has kicked in almost two weeks ago.

results were seriously shuffled on the worlds most competitive terms,
we can see clearly tha social media activity on twitter, facebook, bookamrking sites, social related networks helped keeping positions steday on the gushing water of caffeine.

i am very glad for this post, as for SEO becomes easy.

instead of people spamming blog comments all over the place or buying links for money and winning the competition now we can make socail buzzing in the right approcah and creat relevant links form hot sources.

most important the web becomes cleaner and spammy SEO companies get kicked out of the field.

Thank you google, black hats beware…

If you work in the world of search you likely have seen what Matt talks about here evidenced in the SERPs, so yes it’s not really new news. However, it is good to hear from the ‘horses mouth’ so to speak. Clients are the ones who can truly benefit from this message. If they were on the fence about having a social media campaign before, with this video they likely will see that it is important for search engine marketing and link building as well. It has been my experience with Google that when they outright state a fact such as this that likely they are developing ways to place even more weight on this factor and narrowing down the basics to help them determine what makes a good twitter or facebook link and what makes a bad one. These would be: relevance, strength, and association. Something to watch out for and continue to implement in your Internet marketing and link building campaigns.

Thanks for the information’s

…what he means that “most links from Twitter are no-follow”. Does that mean that Twitter automatically makes posted links no-follow? But then why would it be “most”? How can I tell the difference between a follow and no-follow link in Twitter?

Nive post but…….Same old stuff from Zippy the pinhead.
What he fails to tell you is that all the hundreds of sites that surround Twitter where you can post from eg Twitvid etc etc appear in serps . Also Yahoo and Bing ignore the nofollow tag and results appear there and google picks up from those. Profiles not just tweets/ posts etc should be optimized , and these regularly appear in Google serps.