Park: TikTok campaigns boost SEO authority by driving branded Google searches
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David Park is the founder of Jenni AI. He explains the indirect search engine benefits generated from viral social video marketing.
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“The good part about if you do the influencer and UGC first is that very few people actually actually click the link when you, when they see your content on TikTok. So they don't actually say, oh, wow, Jenny, so interesting, and then go to the video, go, leave the video, go to the profile, go to the link, click the link, are you sure you want to leave TikTok, click TikTok, open Safari. They usually don't do that. What they do is they watch the video and they just swipe up on their phone, go to Google and search up The name of your products. Right. And then they click your product. And that's one, I mean, the tip here is you want to increase your brand name searches. And that, what that does, it'll make you more like makes you more legit in the eyes of Google.”
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