Case studies

sumaiyakhatun26 · Post by **sumaiyakhatun26** » Thu Mar 27, 2025 10:23 am

Unfortunately, Google doesn't have a clear answer, but they have conducted several case studies. Individual SEOs, as well as large agencies, have engaged in this process and conducted their own case studies over the past few years to find an answer.

There were also several results here that suggested a connection between a page's nurse database rankings and its social signals. This included a case study from CognitiveSEO, which tracked a post on Reddit that briefly trended and received more than 20,000 views. During this period, it also appeared high in Google search results.

Another case study comes from Matthew Woodward, a British SEO. One of his blog posts only moved to number 1 on Google after his post went viral on Facebook. So, he also identified a very clear connection here and benefited greatly from it.

Other agencies and individual SEOs also shared their experiences and observations. However, it remains questionable whether social signals were the cause of this increase in site success.