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Home > Social Media > Twitter > Blog article: Google to Twitter Search Visitor Tracking – How Many Search Visits did you get from Google to Twitter?

Google to Twitter Search Visitor Tracking – How Many Search Visits did you get from Google to Twitter?

Now that Google is going to start sending loads of traffic to Twitter there are two questions (1) Can Twitter handle the traffic without crashing every five minutes? And (2) How can you measure how much traffic Google is sending to your Twitter campaign? Is your Twitter campaign in integral part of your SEO campaign? If not it should be.

Let Fruition help you integrate your traditional SEO, blog optimization, RSS feeds, Twitter, and Facebook campaigns into one cohesive marketing machine.

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