Linkbuilding with Hootsuite
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I wonder about a good way to distribute my content in social networks! I was using Hootsuite but never see my post or shared news in http://www.opensiteexplorer.org/ or giving me any relevance,
Could be the shrinking URL.
Who get the link Juice with a shrinking URL company? like hootsuite or anyparticular website.
I can mention another example http://inbound.org/ I past any url my any website that I want to promote and after 24 hours I can counting as a back link in http://www.opensiteexplorer.org/
Probably I don't know how to use those kind of tools!
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this would depend on if you're linking you're short URL that your domain.
And what you're actually use totally.awe.sm
I can say enough good things about it.
I hope this helps you. You can also see exactly where your shares went.
I believe that the Bitly enterprise edition has similar features.
I hope this will help,
Thomas
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mmm... sincerely I think that you're confusing apples with oranges.
Inbound.org is a website, and when you submit a link to Inbound.org, well... that's a link from a website and it is crawled by MozScape, hence showing up in OpenSiteExplorer, as well in any others Links' tools and, obviously, by Google, which will apply to the site a fraction of PageRank of the linking page if the link is followed.
Hootsuite, instead is shrinking your URLs and publish them in Social Networks like Facebook and Twitter, which have their firehose closed for Google, therefore Google is not counting them as "real links"... and so all the others crawlers.
Said that, the shortened URLs 301 redirect to the original URL, therefore, if they were crawled - and they are sometimes (just think when you have that kind of link crawled from a Slideshare or Topsy) - they were passing PageRank if they are followed.
But to see shortened links shared on Social in tools like OSE or in Webmaster Tools is totally useless, because links in social shares are not crawled.
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