Twitter versus Identi.ca

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by Kosmix5, Jul 6, 2009.

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    Can anyone explain the difference between the two, and the relative SEO merits of either?
     
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  2. hash1

    hash1 Active Member

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    Twitter is no follow allthough it may provide some extra traffic I don't believe its very benieficial unless you already have a large customer/fan base.
     
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    twitter is good really good it refreshes at about 200 uniques in one update use it wisely
     
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    lol there is no comparison to be made. Twitter is a nuclear missile and identi.ca is like a mini firecracker.
     
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    wibblet Banned

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    if twitter is used right you can get thousands of traffic who needs PR when you have traffic?
     
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    I think Twitter is more beneficial than others.
     
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    I've never heard of Identi.ca in my mind I'd use twitter, however you might as well get your name space in the other one, just to squat there for a while. AND if you can tie your twitter to your blog, your facebook and to your Identi.ca then you might be on to something.

    Corey
     
    CoreyB, Jul 15, 2009 IP