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Online visibility

553/1000
Mar 25, 2012 Vrank
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Visibility report for "The-beehive" - as of Mar 25, 2012

The Beehive Hotel is the best of Rome's budget hotels and hostels - stylish, ecological, and comfortable accommodations - with a great reputation for our helpful and accommodating staff.

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Online visibility

Recent coverage:

63.9%

This indicator measures your brand's recent online activity and coverage, based on your number of mentions in news sites and on major search engines

News mentions: 1,500

Your brand got a good level of media coverage in the last few days. Congratulations! Make sure you're monitoring it properly and consistently, and be prepared to react quickly: you might want to comment on some articles/social media comments, make some corrections, add some information or simply say thanks!

Google results: 5,010

Your brand/domain have generated an average number of Google results in the last few days. This result is linked to your number of mentions in the news, indexed pages, an comments in social media. Try to work on these elements separately.

Online presence:

54.1%

This indicator measures your brand's presence on major search engines, based on the number of indexed pages and results for your brand and website

Indexed pages: 21

Your domain has an average number of indexed pages. Try to allocate more time/resources on the creation of original, relevant content for your website, and refine your strategy for internal linking. Remember that a high number of indexed pages will have a strong influence on your SEO performance.

Google results: 3.6M

Your brand/domain have generated a high total number of Google results! This result is linked to your number of mentions in the news, indexed pages, an comments in social media. Try to work on these elements separately.

Online popularity:

0%

This indicator measures the popularity of your website on the world wide web, based on your number of backlinks, Pagerank, Alexa Rank, etc

Backlinks: 0

Your domain has a low number of backlinks. More backlinks = more traffic, and more backlinks = a better PageRank. Try to launch an ambitious PR campaign, as getting articles in reputable online publications will also get you a couple of strong, valuable backlinks

Alexa Rank: 0

Your domain has a high Alexa Rank (the goal is to get closer to #1). This means that your number of visitors and your reach are estimated to be rather low. Try developing them by working on your PR campaigns and on your PageRank (for a better placement in search engines).

PageRank: 0

Your domain has a low PageRank. It won't have a strong priority in Google search results. If you've just created it, be patient: PageRank evolves slowly. If your domain's been live for a while, try to work on the quantity and quality of your content, as well as on your number of backlinks.

Recent coverage:

74.8%

This indicator measures your brand's recent online activity and coverage, based on your number of mentions in news sites and on major search engines

Facebook mentions: 0

We haven't spotted any recent conversations around your brand on Facebook. This result depends on your Facebook audience & activity, but also on your overall media coverage. Try to work on these elements separately.

Twitter mentions: 980

We have spotted a a lot of recent conversations around your brand on Twitter. Make sure you're monitoring them properly and on a regular basis, and be prepared to react/comment quickly, especially if you feel people are expecting something from you. Keep a close eye on your e-reputation!

Social media audience:

51.9%

This indicator measures the size of your community on social networks, based on your number of fans, followers, etc. on major social networks

Twitter followers: 544

You have quite a few Twitter followers. Try developing your audience by following more people, promoting your account on your website, blog, in newsletters, e-mail signatures, etc. Building a strong Twitter audience can be interesting for online CRM, marketing research, and building a strong online identity.

Facebook fans: 1,300

You have quite a few Facebook fans. Try developing your audience by promoting your Fan page on your website, blog, in newsletters, e-mail signatures, etc. Building a strong Facebook audience can be interesting for online CRM, marketing research, and building a strong online identity.

Social media activity:

73.2%

This indicator measures your level of activity on social networks, based on the quantity of your posts, interactions with your community, etc. on major social networks

Twitter posts: 484

You seem to be making a pretty good use of Twitter. How about the quality of your content? Is it generating comments and traffic? Remember that being on Twitter must help you build something (customer satisfaction, brand image, website traffic, etc). Are you reaching your objectives?

Facebook posts: 240

You seem to be making a pretty good use of Facebook. How about the quality of your content? Is it generating comments and traffic? Remember that being on Facebook must help you build something (customer satisfaction, brand image, website traffic, etc). Are you reaching your objectives?

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