Impact of Social Signals on SE Rankings

[MikeFridman]

Can anyone here explain me this topic ?

[JohnVilson]

Yes, Social Signals has a great impact on rankings especially Google Plus despite of links being No Follow. For more detail, I would advise you to go through this post - http://www.quicksprout.com/2014/01/31/how-social-signals-impact-search-engine-rankings/

[BritneaWilson]

Whether you love or hate social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, you have no choice but to use them. Social sites, especially Google Plus, impact your search engine rankings.

[john2]

Social networking sites support information and provide enough traffic to a website.

[nicksavoia]

Social signals are required to increase traffic & online presence.

[AdrianG001]

Social signals don’t have a direct and immediate impact on your search rankings. But if your social presence is really good (like influencer-level good), it will help your search engine rankings. And i’m not saying that you’ll be the number 1 result on the first page. because it’s a slow process and takes perseverance and patience. So, work both on your SERP rankings and social media presence consistently!

[tbsind]

When we go to promote our website on the search engine, we need to promote our website content on different types of social platforms. This way, people love that content and will visit our website through this process. Also, social signals help to promote your website online

[givingXC]

social signals are an integrative metric of how people interact with a brand’s content on social media platforms. Social media and search engine optimization work together in tandem to provide audiences with value and relevance.

[dombowkett]

Nowadays social signals also counts as a good traffic factor for your website.

[LouiseBuckner]

Increasing social signals
In other words, strategies designed to increase social media engagement can also raise your website's search engine ranking. First and foremost, strong content is key. Valuable, entertaining or informative content always engenders more positive interaction than blatant or spammy advertising.