I decided to create a page on Facebook for my website. My website's name is: www.keyword1-keyword2.bz
I think that the name/title of the Facebook's page will be relevant for the FB's searches, so what will be the name of my page?
kewyord1 keword2? or keyword1-keyword2.bz to let remember my website name? or something else?
mememax
12:24 am on Dec 12, 2011 (gmt 0)
I won't rely on fb searches to raise the number of fans. I will choose a name that will make users remember my page, then upload there an image showing the url/name of your site which is your intent (make some branding).
zabalex
6:39 pm on Dec 12, 2011 (gmt 0)
The branding is what Facebook is really meant for. If you want the keywords that should be for search engines. If you want your Fans to remember you for long time or forever you need a Brand and not a Keyword. Develop yourself as a Brand and forget the keywords (for Social Media, it also work for Search Engines as well). Once you will become a brand the people will find you by typing your Brand Name rather by keywords and that will be repeat.
serenoo
7:43 pm on Dec 12, 2011 (gmt 0)
Correct, but sometimes I see Facebook pages ranking better than websites and those FB pages do not represent a brand but keywords (Keywords in title and url).
zoomboy
8:50 am on Dec 13, 2011 (gmt 0)
Both are good but instead of using keywords word 2 times you should go with keywords 1-2 or keyword 1/2. i think this sounds better.
serenoo
9:24 pm on Dec 13, 2011 (gmt 0)
Sorry zoomboy but I did not unrestand. Let's suppose my kewyords are key1 and key2 What is the title of my page?
potshr
8:43 am on Dec 19, 2011 (gmt 0)
for username: having a '-' in between the username though will be better plus also gives you an advantage over the other in remembering, however to rely much on the name of the page should not make much difference in searches in comparison to the other modes of SEO. To chose the name of the page please try to chose a more elaborate name of the page without hyphons which is more understandable for human users, search engine robots will adjust themselves if not.
[edited by: engine at 10:17 am (utc) on Dec 19, 2011] [edit reason] self promo [/edit]
timsoulo
8:57 am on Dec 20, 2011 (gmt 0)
yeah.. facebook pages may rank well.. but it's hard to convert visitors into something.
People are generally using Facebook for fun.. if you want to optimize for "air conditioners" and will try to put some affiliate offer on the page I bet you won't get any sales!
serenoo
9:06 am on Dec 20, 2011 (gmt 0)
You are right timsoulo, I never thought about it and I experimented that. No sales from facebook. Thank you for such precious info.
webseo2
7:50 am on Dec 31, 2011 (gmt 0)
You can create page by keyword1-keyword2 Or keyword1 And keyword2 Services.
seoavadhesh
7:09 am on Jan 5, 2012 (gmt 0)
You can name it Keyword1-2
johnduff
6:24 am on Jan 10, 2012 (gmt 0)
If the site is for your company then name the page on your company name so that the brand and popularity of your company will increase. If it is only a website for giving the online services then you can use the keyword as the page name.
Planet13
4:00 pm on Jan 11, 2012 (gmt 0)
yeah.. facebook pages may rank well.. but it's hard to convert visitors into something.
Actually, for my ecommerce site, visitors who come from Facebook are like three times as likely to purchase something on my site than visitors who come from google organic SERPs.
(Adwords, specifically product listing ads, has the best conversion rate though.)