Twitter added lists to its Web interface. Twitter clients like Seesmic already follow suit by adding Twitter lists support.

Everybody uses lists as if they were the best thing since slice bread.

The SEO community is as always on the forefront of early adopting. Twitter lists is SEO 2.0 at it’s best. Let’s dive in the Twitter list game. This is my concise Twitter lists for SEO How to:

• Make lists public. This may seem obvious but just to remind you: private lists won’t get seen by others or indexed by Google


• Don’t add just everybody to a list, be choosy. I won’t follow a list that makes me add 200 or more new followers. I rather subscribe to a list of 40 “best of” Twitter users


• Use keywords or rather keyphrases e.g “x seo” instead of just “seo” as list names. Lists can show up in search results, check of this result for arizona seo twitter, the Twitter list by Matt Siltala comes up first


• Add yourself to your own lists, this way people who subscribe to your list can subscribe to you as well


• List others to get listed yourself. I often check who puts me on their Twitter