SMO strategies

[TomClarke]

Here are four the most common strategies:
- widgets and badges (before the sudden ubiquity of Facebook's Social Graph, widgets were the go-to tool that allowed others to "grab' your content and share it on their blogs, Facebook profiles, MySpace accounts, and dozens of other smaller social sites or programs like iGoogle);
- content sharing (while most experienced social media marketers now understand the value of social sharing, there are some key points to be made here. First, offer options. According  to social sharing plugin AddThis, Facebook is far and away then number one place where people share content thorugh  their widget, taking 38.52# of the pie. In fact, AddThis own data shows that its toolbox performs 40% better than its regular widget);
- social sign in (the goal of the most websites is to attract visitors. Beyond that, you want the visitor to register. COnnected visitors tend to engage more than non-connected visitors - they've already  engaged once by registering, after all. So if you can get the visitor to connect, you'll likely see more time on site, more pageviews, lower bounce rate and, if you're operating an e-commerce site, increased sales);
- social commenting (leaving a comment ona site is nice. Sharing that comment with your social network is a traffic driver. Today, through programs like Echo, Gigva  and DIsqus, you can easily encourage people to share thier comments more broadly).

[Abhinavjain]

Social media optimization is using sites like Twitter and Facebook, create your pages and distribute the word.

[ravidubey]

Widgets and Badges
Before the sudden ubiquity of Facebook's Social Graph, widgets were the go-to tool that permitted others to grab your content and share it on their blogs, Facebook profiles, MySpace accounts, and dozens of other smaller social sites or programs like Google.

Content Sharing
While most experienced social media marketers now understand the value of social sharing, there are some key points to be made here.

Social Sign In
The goal of most websites is to attract visitors. Beyond that, you want the visitor to register. Why? Connected visitors tend to engage more than non-connected visitors they've already involved once by registering, after all. So if you can get the visitor to connect, you'll likely see more time on site, more pageviews, lower bounce rate and, if you're operating an e-commerce site, increased sales.

[amitkedia]

Q. How do you make Social Media Optimization (SMO) happen?
A. Here are 12 tips:
①.    DEFINE OBJECTIVES AND SET GOALS
②.    MAKE PEOPLE SMARTER
③.    INCREASE LINKABILITY
④.    TAG CONTENT SO IT TRAVELS FASTER
⑤.    MAKE ACCESS TO CONTENT EASY
⑥.    USE PERMALINKS IN BLOGS FOR KEYWORDS AND SHARING
⑦.    REWARD HELPFUL AND VALUABLE INFLUENCERS
⑧.    BE A USEFUL RESOURCE, EVEN IF IT DOESN’T HELP YOU
⑨.    DON’T FORGET YOUR ROOTS; BE HUMBLE
⑩.    LET GO OF AN IDEA AND LET OTHERS OWN IT
⑪.    KNOW WHO AND HOW TO TARGET
⑫.    STAY FRESH

[arindamdutta16]

SMO is one of the parts of SEO, it is best increasing visitor. Social media optimization likes facebook, twitter, linkedin, pinterest, stumbleupon, g+; its helps you in building good social media reputation which is considered by Google while ranking your website in search results.

[Usman Shani]

Social Media Optimization (SMO) is what we call the process of optimizing your content and your business for social media. Typically, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) comes first. This is the process of creating content that has been optimized for some set of keywords that our target audience is looking for.

[nisith.turakhia]

Hi,

The Below  best strategies for social media optimization.

1) Create a social media style guide.
2) Pick a platform.
3) Assign responsibilities.
4) Create social media formulas.
5) Integrate social media into your advertising packages.
6) Social campaigns

Thanks.

[sharmaroshni]

How do you make Social Media Optimization (SMO) happen? Here are 12 tips:
①.    DEFINE OBJECTIVES AND SET GOALS
②.    MAKE PEOPLE SMARTER
③.    INCREASE LINKABILITY
④.    TAG CONTENT SO IT TRAVELS FASTER
⑤.    MAKE ACCESS TO CONTENT EASY
⑥.    USE PERMALINKS IN BLOGS FOR KEYWORDS AND SHARING
⑦.    REWARD HELPFUL AND VALUABLE INFLUENCERS
⑧.    BE A USEFUL RESOURCE, EVEN IF IT DOESN’T HELP YOU
⑨.    DON’T FORGET YOUR ROOTS; BE HUMBLE
⑩.    LET GO OF AN IDEA AND LET OTHERS OWN IT
⑪.    KNOW WHO AND HOW TO TARGET
⑫.    STAY FRESH

[deekumar0203]

SMO: It stands for Social media optimization.  When we optimize our website or webpages via SMO then we create a facebook fan page and create a Google+ page and join communities. After all you engage your target audience and share update with your target keywords along with url on different Social media channel like Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Linkedin, Youtube, Digg, Flickr etc.

[steffidsouza46]

Social media optimization (also known as SMO or social SEO) is the methodization of social media activity with the intent of attracting unique visitors to website content. SMO is one of many online methods of website optimization. One of the many other methods is search engine optimization or SEO.