I beleive Facebook, Reddit, Linkedin and YouTube are the best platforms for SEO. Make SEO audit using https://sitechecker.pro/seo-software/, add relevant keywords to your content, track all backlinks to your website and connect your website to mentioned above social accounts. It brings you more traffic and new users.
katepeters307 -3 Newbie Poster
rproffitt commented: 6 years later? Be timely. -3
chiragm984 -3 Newbie Poster Banned
These are the best Social Networking websites for SEO in 2020. You can promote your website on these social networking websites.
- YouTube
sunilseoexpert 0 Newbie Poster
I suggest you Facebook, Reddit, Linkedin, YouTube and Twitter are the best platforms for SEO. Make SEO audit using https://ahrefs.com, add relevant keywords to your content, track all backlinks to your website and connect your website to mentioned above social accounts. So that you get more traffic and new users on your website.
Dani 4,675 The Queen of DaniWeb Administrator Featured Poster Premium Member
I’ll second the recommendation for Ahrefs if you want to keep track of your backlinks.
My biggest complaint with it was it often found realllllllly old links for the first time, so I wasn’t easily able to track how many new links I had per day, per week, etc.
adahtrudy -3 Newbie Poster
Promoting products or services in the best social networking sites helps to boost up the websites ranking in search engine.
Facebook,
Twitter,
Linkedin,
Pinterest,
Instagram,
Reddit,
Plurk,
Tumblr, and so forth.
rproffitt commented: 6 years later? Be timely. -3
ani03 0 Newbie Poster Banned
Best Social media Sites includes Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, myBridge, Pinterest, Tumblr, Instagram
bijutoha 93 Junior Poster
Wow, I can’t believe this thread is from 11 years ago; it feels like a different internet back then! It’s 2025 now, and so much has changed.
Back in the day, Facebook and Twitter were the leading players, and even Google+ was still a thing (RIP). Fast forward to now, Twitter has undergone a complete rebrand and is now called x.com. It’s still around, but honestly, the vibe is different.
Lately, I’ve been trying out BlueSky (https://bsky.app), and it kinda reminds me of early Twitter—simple, open, and not overrun with ads or noise. It could be a solid spot to grow early if you're involved in any SEO-related activities.
Additionally, social media may not directly impact your Google rankings, but it’s an effective way to increase visibility, drive traffic, and even secure some backlinks. So it still matters.
Anyone else here using BlueSky?
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