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==Usage Types== Social signals can be split into two categories: direct and indirect. ===Direct Social Signals=== *'''Shares, likes, and comments''': These are direct indications of a page's social popularity. *'''Brand Mentions''': A mention of your brand on social media, whether linked or unlinked. *'''Posts and Tweets''': Relevant posts or tweets about your brand or website on social media platforms. ===Indirect Social Signals=== *'''Increased inbound links due to improved online visibility''': If a post goes viral on social media, it tends to attract a lot of attention and links. *'''Decreased bounce rate, higher time-on-site''': Quality content, frequently shared, increases the chances of users sticking around, which is tracked as a positive user engagement signal.
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