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A social signal occurs when a user shares your website URL on their social media account. This action generates a social backlink, also known as a social signal.

No. This service has been created to boost relevance, reputation and traffic for websites (and it’s highly effective) so we stick to what works.

We stand by the quality of each social mention, with social link checkers tracking each successful placement. As Twitter does not allow for social link checking, we avoid the platform. Instead of placing backlinks that “might” exist, we use platforms where we can prove your links are active and driving results. We don’t use Google+ as the platform has been shut down (which makes it very hard).

Yes. Each social signals package targets 1 x URL on your website. If you’d like to split the signals over multiple pages we recommend adding additional campaigns to target multiple URLs and boost your chances of ranking from page to page.

We aim to complete most orders within a reasonable time frame, typically 8 days from your order date. Your signals are drip feed over time to imitate a more natural increase in social activity for your site.

No. Social signals are a useful tool for building reputation and relevance. It’s natural for a New Zealand business to be talked about online if they also receive backlinks. For this reason, a social signals campaign is most effective when paired with more traditional link-building campaigns.

We create social signals from various popular social media platforms to ensure a diverse and natural mix. These may include Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and others, depending on the most suitable platforms for your content and target audience.

All purchases are final. Our primary goal is to ensure our clients are satisfied with our services. If, for any reason, you’re not happy with the results, please contact us to discuss your concerns.

No, social signals need to be directed at your website. It’s best practice to send social signals to a new blog post when it is created, to simulate social engagement.

It’s essential to send social signals to pages containing valuable and shareable content, such as blog posts, informative articles, or product pages that can benefit from increased visibility. The goal is always to copy natural patterns of behaviour.

Our social signals are created from accounts with diverse geographical locations to ensure a natural and organic profile. We prioritize using real, active accounts to deliver high-quality and genuine social signals. This usually includes US, UK, Canada and Australia.