Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Facebook Uses Google App Indexing To Increase Visitors


App Indexing will redirect searchers from Google to the Facebook app.
Facebook has taken a step to increase visitors. It has allowed Google to access a part of its walled garden after a long period of time. The measure was taken to benefit from the search engine’s visitors. Now the social network enterprise is boosting its SEO game by applying the search engine’s App Indexing to ensure that it uses to lure visitors as mobile usage increases.
The social media company has permitted the search engine to carry out indexing of a part of the content it generated from 2007 onwards, when the social platform’s Profile pages were opened for search engines. Facebook News affirmed that “Indexing” tells us about Google’s ability to peruse all the Facebook profile pages’ content.
As a result of the indexing, when users search, these pages might be seen in the results generated by searches conducted through Google  This indexing practice, well known to SEO experts, has proved to beneficial for the two organizations.
The Mountain View based organization offers more content that might be able to satisfy what users are finding through its search engine. Facebook Breaking news reported that the social network lures traffic from Google free of charge. Over a period of time, Facebook has allowed the organization to access more of its content, such as Facebook Comments in 2011. The recent move does not make an addition of more content but intends to make sure that users searching existing content from the social network within Google enjoy an improved mobile experience.
The WSJ recently shared the latest development, stating that Facebook permitting Google App Indexing on Friday. The social network also acknowledged the same development to Search Engine Land.
Facebook news today exclaimed that with the indexation carried out by Google App Indexing, it jumps people from a website registered directly into a publisher’s application, where homogeneous content is loaded.
In Facebook’s scenario, if a user taps on a Facebook listing in Google search, instead of loading a website with that content, in some scenarios the search engine comprehends the means by which a Facebook application could be opened and loaded with content.
This could only be done with content that the social network has already allowed Google to access, like groups, Facebook pages, profiles and events (believing that they have not been blocked by users who are Facebook’s account holders).
Facebook mobile informed that one well known group of pages that have not been fixed with Google Application Indexing is status updates or personal posts that are offered to public. 

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