International Social Media Pages
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If your going to target multiple countries but who have same language (such as US & UK) which of the main social media accounts should you set up a country specific version for ?
I know some like Google+ allow for sub-pages/listings for different localities/outlets etc so I presume you only need the one G+ company page (but pls confirm if you agree or not ?).
I keep hearing peeps say set up country specific Twitter and FaceBook pages, do you agree ? and what about other main social sites like Pinterest & LinkedIn etc ?
Thanks
Dan
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Thanks for your comments Nishadha !!
I would deifnately do so for different languages but keep seeing and hearing seo/social peeps say that for both seo & social reasons you should set up country specific social paegs such as Twitter and FB
So i still welcome peoples opinions as to which ones ?
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I don't think you should create country specific Facebook pages but there are advantages in creating language specific social accounts. I have seeing two companies doing this
- eToro ( a FOREX trading platform )
- Cacoo ( an online diagramming service )
And in both cases I think they are using the language as the criteria for opening a separate social media page.
Another thing to consider is the amount of time/budget you can need to allocate for maintaining these pages.
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