Could Social Media Networking Help NXT Prospects?

by Rob Sutter

As someone who's interested in seeing how professional wrestling is going to progress from this point, I am all for seeing the future of the business. When it comes to World Wrestling Entertainment, there is no better area to do this than NXT. It's the developmental territory for wrestlers to learn the ropes or simply become polished so that they will be primed for the main shows. In order to get their characters across better, could social media networking prove to be the useful method to take up?

YouTube has become one of the biggest sources for visual media and wrestling characters stand a great chance of portraying better characters this way. One example that I can look to is Big E Langston, whose looks are very much deceiving. He may appear to be someone who can bulldoze over any opponent with ease but it's surprising that he's able to showcase personality that's better than many stars that base their routines around it. It's a sense of humor Langston has which is better suited for TV.

Another NXT star who could benefit from the usage of online marketing methods would have to be Kassius Ohno. For those who watch independent wrestling, you may know him better as Chris Hero, so it's not like he's a small, unknown guy who stepped into the company one day. He actually has a background, though newer fans probably wouldn't be able to pick up on this. Why not allow him to post more about himself so that he can bring newer fans up to speed?

If you're talking about the female stars of NXT, then you can be certain that at least a few of them can make great use of social media networking as well. Paige, for example, is one of my standouts because of how quiet she is outside of the ring and the viciousness she portrays inside of it. Wouldn't she be able to make Tweets, which are short messages which are able to get the point across well? Her character would benefit from such a platform that firms such as fishbat would recommend.

I think that social media networking can be immensely useful for those who don't have a strong public presence. They want to be able to gain more followers and fans, which is why I suggest the showcasing of personality through these platforms. These are, in my mind at least, some of the best because I think that they are able to showcase personality in some of the finest ways. Only then will they be able to gain a sense of fan growth which can be deemed organic.

Read more »

by Rob Sutter

As someone who's interested in seeing how professional wrestling is going to progress from this point, I am all for seeing the future of the business. When it comes to World Wrestling Entertainment, there is no better area to do this than NXT. It's the developmental territory for wrestlers to learn the ropes or simply become polished so that they will be primed for the main shows. In order to get their characters across better, could social media networking prove to be the useful method to take up?

YouTube has become one of the biggest sources for visual media and wrestling characters stand a great chance of portraying better characters this way. One example that I can look to is Big E Langston, whose looks are very much deceiving. He may appear to be someone who can bulldoze over any opponent with ease but it's surprising that he's able to showcase personality that's better than many stars that base their routines around it. It's a sense of humor Langston has which is better suited for TV.

Another NXT star who could benefit from the usage of online marketing methods would have to be Kassius Ohno. For those who watch independent wrestling, you may know him better as Chris Hero, so it's not like he's a small, unknown guy who stepped into the company one day. He actually has a background, though newer fans probably wouldn't be able to pick up on this. Why not allow him to post more about himself so that he can bring newer fans up to speed?

If you're talking about the female stars of NXT, then you can be certain that at least a few of them can make great use of social media networking as well. Paige, for example, is one of my standouts because of how quiet she is outside of the ring and the viciousness she portrays inside of it. Wouldn't she be able to make Tweets, which are short messages which are able to get the point across well? Her character would benefit from such a platform that firms such as fishbat would recommend.

I think that social media networking can be immensely useful for those who don't have a strong public presence. They want to be able to gain more followers and fans, which is why I suggest the showcasing of personality through these platforms. These are, in my mind at least, some of the best because I think that they are able to showcase personality in some of the finest ways. Only then will they be able to gain a sense of fan growth which can be deemed organic.

by Rob Sutter

As someone who's interested in seeing how professional wrestling is going to progress from this point, I am all for seeing the future of the business. When it comes to World Wrestling Entertainment, there is no better area to do this than NXT. It's the developmental territory for wrestlers to learn the ropes or simply become polished so that they will be primed for the main shows. In order to get their characters across better, could social media networking prove to be the useful method to take up?

YouTube has become one of the biggest sources for visual media and wrestling characters stand a great chance of portraying better characters this way. One example that I can look to is Big E Langston, whose looks are very much deceiving. He may appear to be someone who can bulldoze over any opponent with ease but it's surprising that he's able to showcase personality that's better than many stars that base their routines around it. It's a sense of humor Langston has which is better suited for TV.

Another NXT star who could benefit from the usage of online marketing methods would have to be Kassius Ohno. For those who watch independent wrestling, you may know him better as Chris Hero, so it's not like he's a small, unknown guy who stepped into the company one day. He actually has a background, though newer fans probably wouldn't be able to pick up on this. Why not allow him to post more about himself so that he can bring newer fans up to speed?

If you're talking about the female stars of NXT, then you can be certain that at least a few of them can make great use of social media networking as well. Paige, for example, is one of my standouts because of how quiet she is outside of the ring and the viciousness she portrays inside of it. Wouldn't she be able to make Tweets, which are short messages which are able to get the point across well? Her character would benefit from such a platform that firms such as fishbat would recommend.

I think that social media networking can be immensely useful for those who don't have a strong public presence. They want to be able to gain more followers and fans, which is why I suggest the showcasing of personality through these platforms. These are, in my mind at least, some of the best because I think that they are able to showcase personality in some of the finest ways. Only then will they be able to gain a sense of fan growth which can be deemed organic.

3 Important Ideas About Search Marketing and Social Signals

by John Washington

During the time after Google released the Penguin update (in 2012), the web based business world got turned on its ear. People were running around like crazy trying to figure out what it meant for them. As a direct result of this, the incredible importance of social signals became far more widely known. This mainly has to do with SEO but it is really important to the amount of traffic you attract to your website. If you don't at least acknowledge that this development has occurred, there is now ay that your business will survive. Obviously it's trendy today but that doesn't stop it from being important or increasing. If you'd like to implement social signals, whether for SEO or other purposes, here are a few things that you can do.

Learn about Open Graph markup, and you can use this for greater social exposure. This is not a new thing, but it appears to have the right timing to be relevant. You have to learn how to use the markup, which is like HTML for your site. You can give things such as your pictures, pages and URL various meta data descriptions. Then you can take much more advantage of widgets for various social media. A site like this will be more social signal friendly. You want to have a lot of different tools set up so that you can continue to benefit from them.

For many years, IM marketers have known that keeping things as simple as possible for visitors is important. You understand about putting too many clicks in a process, which is known as click stream. The also applies to social media engagement when you utilize different widgets for sharing. This button can be considered to be a good example because now it is possible to get a follow button immediately. The user clicks it one time and they're instantly following you. Or, they can click on your button and immediately like one of your Facebook pages. Engagement is considered to be the "in" word these days. It is now all about engaging your visitors or paying very close attention to social engagement.

Using SEO on your Facebook page doesn't just help on Facebook, it can help with the rest of your marketing too. Composing spammy feeling content is just, plainly, a terrible idea. The people at Facebook are really smart about this, seeing as they're in the Google SERPS. Since we're on the subject--you should also be testing search results for your social pages and social content. The relationship between Google and Twitter isn't looking as great as it used to look. Come to think of it, real time Twitter updates haven't been a part of the SERPs for at least a few months now. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't try to use Facebook within your SEO.

You don't have a good reason to worry about Google, social signals or SEO. If you crank out plenty of good content and your blog readers are happy, then you are clearly on the right track. Now, you just need to harness the social signals people are willing to create and you'll be fine.

Read more »

by John Washington

During the time after Google released the Penguin update (in 2012), the web based business world got turned on its ear. People were running around like crazy trying to figure out what it meant for them. As a direct result of this, the incredible importance of social signals became far more widely known. This mainly has to do with SEO but it is really important to the amount of traffic you attract to your website. If you don't at least acknowledge that this development has occurred, there is now ay that your business will survive. Obviously it's trendy today but that doesn't stop it from being important or increasing. If you'd like to implement social signals, whether for SEO or other purposes, here are a few things that you can do.

Learn about Open Graph markup, and you can use this for greater social exposure. This is not a new thing, but it appears to have the right timing to be relevant. You have to learn how to use the markup, which is like HTML for your site. You can give things such as your pictures, pages and URL various meta data descriptions. Then you can take much more advantage of widgets for various social media. A site like this will be more social signal friendly. You want to have a lot of different tools set up so that you can continue to benefit from them.

For many years, IM marketers have known that keeping things as simple as possible for visitors is important. You understand about putting too many clicks in a process, which is known as click stream. The also applies to social media engagement when you utilize different widgets for sharing. This button can be considered to be a good example because now it is possible to get a follow button immediately. The user clicks it one time and they're instantly following you. Or, they can click on your button and immediately like one of your Facebook pages. Engagement is considered to be the "in" word these days. It is now all about engaging your visitors or paying very close attention to social engagement.

Using SEO on your Facebook page doesn't just help on Facebook, it can help with the rest of your marketing too. Composing spammy feeling content is just, plainly, a terrible idea. The people at Facebook are really smart about this, seeing as they're in the Google SERPS. Since we're on the subject--you should also be testing search results for your social pages and social content. The relationship between Google and Twitter isn't looking as great as it used to look. Come to think of it, real time Twitter updates haven't been a part of the SERPs for at least a few months now. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't try to use Facebook within your SEO.

You don't have a good reason to worry about Google, social signals or SEO. If you crank out plenty of good content and your blog readers are happy, then you are clearly on the right track. Now, you just need to harness the social signals people are willing to create and you'll be fine.

by John Washington

During the time after Google released the Penguin update (in 2012), the web based business world got turned on its ear. People were running around like crazy trying to figure out what it meant for them. As a direct result of this, the incredible importance of social signals became far more widely known. This mainly has to do with SEO but it is really important to the amount of traffic you attract to your website. If you don't at least acknowledge that this development has occurred, there is now ay that your business will survive. Obviously it's trendy today but that doesn't stop it from being important or increasing. If you'd like to implement social signals, whether for SEO or other purposes, here are a few things that you can do.

Learn about Open Graph markup, and you can use this for greater social exposure. This is not a new thing, but it appears to have the right timing to be relevant. You have to learn how to use the markup, which is like HTML for your site. You can give things such as your pictures, pages and URL various meta data descriptions. Then you can take much more advantage of widgets for various social media. A site like this will be more social signal friendly. You want to have a lot of different tools set up so that you can continue to benefit from them.

For many years, IM marketers have known that keeping things as simple as possible for visitors is important. You understand about putting too many clicks in a process, which is known as click stream. The also applies to social media engagement when you utilize different widgets for sharing. This button can be considered to be a good example because now it is possible to get a follow button immediately. The user clicks it one time and they're instantly following you. Or, they can click on your button and immediately like one of your Facebook pages. Engagement is considered to be the "in" word these days. It is now all about engaging your visitors or paying very close attention to social engagement.

Using SEO on your Facebook page doesn't just help on Facebook, it can help with the rest of your marketing too. Composing spammy feeling content is just, plainly, a terrible idea. The people at Facebook are really smart about this, seeing as they're in the Google SERPS. Since we're on the subject--you should also be testing search results for your social pages and social content. The relationship between Google and Twitter isn't looking as great as it used to look. Come to think of it, real time Twitter updates haven't been a part of the SERPs for at least a few months now. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't try to use Facebook within your SEO.

You don't have a good reason to worry about Google, social signals or SEO. If you crank out plenty of good content and your blog readers are happy, then you are clearly on the right track. Now, you just need to harness the social signals people are willing to create and you'll be fine.