Social SEO: When Social Media Becomes a Search Engine
Understand search intent, optimize content, and strategically scale reach
1. Social media is the new search engine
- How user behavior is changing: from scrolling to searching.
- Understanding Platform Algorithms & Ranking Factors.
- Differences Between Traditional SEO and Social SEO.
2. Keywords, Search Intent, and Content Structure
- Identifying Relevant Keywords—Even Without an SEO Tool Marathon.
- Decoding Search Intent: What Does Your Target Audience Really Want to Know?
- Structure content in a way that appeals to both algorithms AND human readers.
3. Platform Deep Dive: Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn
- Where Keywords Really Make a Difference: Bios, Captions, On-Screen Text, and More
- Hashtags 2027: Relevance Over Hopes for Reach.
- Title, Hook, and Structure for Maximum Visibility.
4. Topic Categories Instead of Individual Posts
- Thinking Strategically About Content Series.
- Building topic clusters on social media.
- Planning evergreen content that performs well over the long term.
5. Analysis & Optimization
- Which Social SEO Metrics Really Matter.
- Refine content strategically rather than reinventing it.
- Quick Wins for Immediate Visibility.
In your online learning environment, you will find useful information, downloads and extra services for this training course once you have registered.
• You understand how social search works and why traditional SEO thinking isn't enough.
• You know the most important ranking factors for Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn.
• You know how to use keywords strategically in your profile, captions, and content.
• You are able to develop topic areas and content series based on search data.
• You'll get a clear overview of relevant metrics and areas for improvement.
Live webinar featuring a presentation and a Q&A session: Discussion of examples and questions fromattendees.
Specialists and executives in (online) marketing, communications, advertising, PR, product management, and e-commerce.
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- Direct application in practice
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