WP Social SEO Booster plugin will boost your blog or website in search engines. It is the best SEO plugin for WordPress which includes all Google supported micro-data.

Features of WP Social SEO Booster:

1) Add proper meta tags to existing content. No need to manually set up.
2) Work with any SEO plugin, such as All In One SEO plugin, WordPress SEO by Yoast and others.
3) Google rich snippet integration.
4) Google Authorship for single and multi author
5) Facebook Open Graph, Twitter meta tags, and Google plus tags.

It’s easy to forget about an important Google algorithm update from 2003. Hilltop is still relevent today. Hilltop is essentially an on-page SEO signal way that tells Google whether or not a page on the web is a hub of information. How do they know what pages are hubs? The quality and relevancy of the outbound links. The pages you link out to tend to reflect the topic of your page, and pages that link to helpful resources tend to be higher quality than pages that only link to their own stuff. Pages that link out to awesome resources, establish themselves as hubs of helpful content in the eyes of Google. Link to at least 3 quality, relevant resources in every piece of content that you publish. This will show Google that your page is a Hilltop hub.

Pin consistently and add keywords to your boards, pins and profile. Add daily pinning to your Pinterest marketing schedule and be consistent with the content you share. This is how you will outrank your competitors that aren't doing it.

In February 2015, Pinterest introduced a new rule that bans all affiliate IDs on Pins. Every affiliate URL you share, your affiliate ID gets stripped and visitors will click on a link which you will earn no commission. To still do affiliate marketing write a blog post. In that blog post, review the affiliate product and add images and testimonials, plus add a buy button. Use your blog post URL and Pinterest won’t find any affiliate IDs to remove and you can safely continue marketing.

Effective LinkedIn marketing is all about adding value to other users’ experiences. The quickest and simplest way to achieve this is through LinkedIn’s Skills section. By endorsing your connections, you can highlight their top skills and expertise to their own network. You lend invaluable social proof to their claims, and in turn, boost the likelihood of receiving a similar endorsement.

The ultimate LinkedIn marketing strategy is also the simplest, start your own group. LinkedIn groups are thriving hubs of information, discussion and brand engagement. They bring together thousands of industry relevant users, and make it possible to demonstrate the value of your business in an honest and beneficial way. Doing this will result in your business, developing authority, trust and exposure across a network of thousands of interested connections.

With the bigger cover photo option, you can use this to your advantage. Get professional photos done or ask a graphic designer to create a cool banner for you. You can use anything from physical product images, customers and client images, to any major upcoming event. The possibilities are endless.

Give your audience content that helps them in some way that is related to your business. Helpful content in a how to style is often perceived as a value. Plus, it builds a perception that you're an expert and can be trusted to provide helpful advice in your industry.

Use hashtags strategically, and don’t overuse them. Make use of trending and high traffic hashtags. You can also include a brand or celebrity to target a wider audience. Don’t overdo it though, on Twitter, more than two hashtags looks like spam.

When you first start out on Facebook or Twitter, you may think it's best to sync up Facebook and Twitter accounts to automatically cross-publish content. When you post to Twitter, it also gets posted to Facebook and vice versa. This might help you save time, but it won't give you a successful social media presence.

People who follow you on Facebook aren't the same as those who follow you on Twitter. Facebook fans and followers may prefer different content in different formats delivered to them at different times of the day than people on Twitter. If you want to grow your audience, you need to post content they care about. When you link up your Facebook and Twitter accounts, your posts end up with weird, Twitter specific formats for your Facebook posts and vice versa. It's obvious you just synced up your accounts and this may result in zero engagement.

Don't rely on automation instead, create tailored posts for each platform. The extra time you put into creating custom content will pay off.