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This is the most important, and often overlooked, step. Ask yourself three important questions:
Who am I targeting with my social media? Current customers? New customers? A large group of people? Professionals in an industry? The general public? A combination of the above? Before you start launching your efforts, know exactly how big or small your target is.

What’s my final goal? To drive more online or in-person business? To spread awareness or promote a cause related to my business? To engage more with my customers? To help inform people about what we do? Or something else? If you don’t define your goal, you won’t know what to post or if your efforts are working towards what you want.

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Lastly, what social media channels can help me do all this? Are you going to go with more mainstream social networks like Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn? What about more niche ones like Foursquare or Pinterest? Be sure to know which social networks can actually help you reach your audience and your goals. Whether it’s one of them or all of them (spreading yourself too thin and being on more channels than you can effectively manage is not recommended; better to focus on select ones and commit to them).


Consider these factors when determining the social media channels in which to engage: the demographics of your audience, the location of your customers and potential customers, whether your product or service lends itself to strong visuals, the amount of “news” you have to share, whether it’s B2B or B2C, and other factors. Yahoo Small Business Advisor provides a nice outline of how to choose social media channels.

Be an Authority Figure

While your goals will definitely influence the kind of content you publish, you should always focus on being an authority figure of some kind on your social media channels. This means consistently sharing useful content and information (about 80% of your total content, actually), whether it’s about your specific business or a broader category, like news around your industry. Either way, you must post information that people will look towards to stay informed. This will make people see your channels as an important source, giving them a reason to keep following you.

Offer Something Unique
With social media being used so heavily, it’s very important to distinguish yourself from everyone else adding to the noise. You can do this through:

• the content you share
• appealing to an untapped group of people
• mixing your content with a unique personality.

Just make sure you content is always either informative or entertaining, and connects back to what you do in some way. Keep those traits in mind as you you strive to stand apart from the crowd.

Build Groups of People to Follow and Engage With

Depending on who your target audience(s) are, you may want to create a few lists of specific users to follow on your channels. If your target is industry professionals, build of list of them to always know what they’re talking about and be part of the conversation. This will help you stay connected in a focused way and not miss out on anything important.

Take the opportunity to get involved in conversations started by others, as a way to show your expertise and connect with new people.

Be Open and Build Trust
Since social media’s major selling point is instant and easy direct connection with anyone, honesty is the best policy. Before social media, there was often a wall between customers and businesses that made communication between them harder. Even The White House and President Obama use social media to communicate directly with constituents, a concept unimaginable even a few years ago.

Social media brought down that wall, so you shouldn’t try and rebuild it on your channels. While you should try to stay positive, you should also be honest and engaging with your audience. That’s what will allow you to build better relationships, which will help you reach your goals faster and more effectively.

Be Persistent
Know that all the above often won’t come together right away. Whether you want to drive new business, build awareness, or march towards another goal, it won’t happen in a few days. Good relationships take time to build, but the payoff in the very end is worth it when done right.

Keep In Mind
Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, is to not worry about quantitative measures such as likes and follows. These are often looked at as measures of success, but for most smaller businesses the more important thing is the quality of your engagement and if you’ve reached your specific goals. If you meet your goal of making your current customers more loyal and informed about what you do, then the amount of likes you have doesn’t really matter. The real results are always the ones your business set for itself.

If you have any questions about how to execute any of the above, comments or best practices, please talk to us on the comments field or on our social media channels (all links here).

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As someone said, “A picture is worth more than 1000 words.” In the present scenario, a picture is a very good way to share and summarize your blog content. You can use chart, Information and text together to create an Infographic. Infographics are quite popular on Social-media sites & readers love it as it convey the message in an easy to understand format.

Most of the bloggers think that you need to be a highly skilled designer to create an infographic, which is not entirely true. These days there are many online Infographic maker sites are there to help users like you & me to create Infographics for our blog post. This is your handy guide to learn everything about designing Infographics for your blog even if you have not done it before.


First thing first: Let’s see what is Infographic?

Infographic is a visual representation of Information, data, and knowledge. They can be used to show patterns, timelines, and trends.

Earlier it was used in Newspaper and TV News channel, but Facebook, Twitter, and other social media made it a big hit for website and blogs to create a visual representation of information.For more details on Infographic, you can read Wikipedia.

Infographic can also be used to represent Public transit or local maps. Let’s see how creating infographic will help your blog:

• Helps you to summarize your blog content to a picture
• Easier for your readers to get the content quickly through Infographic
• Human brain process images much faster than text
• Get more traffic by sharing these pictures on social media
• Pinterest and Instagram love Infographic
• Helps you to make your content viral, Instead of sharing a plain picture

Notice the difference when using image vs. infographic to convey a message:


So now you have a basic idea about Infographic, let’s see how to create one for your blog post. There are various tools available online to create it quickly. You can always use software like Photoshop to create a customized Infographic for you.

Easy Tools for Bloggers to create Infographics:

Canva:

My personal favorite. It provides you free as well as paid template to create Infographic images. It has also inbuilt free pictures and illustrations to use in your Infographic.

Probably the best in the market.
Piktochart:


Piktochart is another popular Infographic maker tool that is free & offer paid solution too for advanced options. The only limitation of the free version is it let you create & download Infographic with the watermark. At the same time, a huge collection of free templates & pictures makes it a great tool for users like you & me.
Apart from above two, there are few more Infographic maker sites that I have listed below:

1. Venngage
2. Infogr.am
3. Create.visual.ly

You can always use software like Adobe Photoshop, Corel draw to create your customized Infographic.

Best Practices for Creating Infographics that Rock

Given a brief introduction of the topic or product. Explain why people should try or buy it. Present some humor, fact and comparison of the topic. You can take help of a map, geographic data or history.
You can use correct font and bold text to highlight the fact you want to highlight. Ensure it matches your brand font style too.

Surprise your readers with unique and new ideas. Introduce new design ideas and include pictures and contents from famous and inspirational blogs and websites. The best way to do it to note down the ideas the moment you get it. Use pocket notepad or sticky notes app in your phone.



Do not just create Infographic for building backlinks. Try to solve a problem for your audience. Think how can this picture can help them. If a picture cannot impress you, it definitely will not impress others.Consider your target audience and entertain them.



Use sufficient icons and symbols to explain topics to your readers. Do not clutters the infographic with a lot of texts. People love to see symbols and signs.
Don’t be over excited to make your Infographic too complex. If people find it difficult to understand, your hard will not pay off. The best way is to get it reviewed by your friends and ask them if they understand the topic. As a rule of thumb keep your Infographic limited to 8000px.
No one wants to see obvious things in the Infographic. Research on your topic and present some surprising facts.

After putting so much hard work, make sure your Infographic reach to a bigger audience and become viral. Connect and reach to influential blogger to make sure they share your content. Ask your subscribers to promote the Infographic and explain to them why it is useful for their blog. Other bloggers may use your Infographic on their blogs, and you will get traffic.



Make sure you promote your Infographic using embed tweet or Click to Tweet. Use Pinterest and Instagram to make sure Infographic looks good.

A good Infographic is incomplete without relevant maps and charts. If you think it make sense, use it to explain facts. It makes you Infographic real and supportive.
Conclusion –


It takes a little time to create it but it helps you to generate more traffic to your post by making it viral. It can be easily shared on social media and tools available online to create it.

I hope this post would have given you the basic idea about Infographic, how to create them and best practices to follow. Please use the comments section to share your view.

In order to have a constant flow of traffic to your blog, quality content is not enough. You need to promote your blog posts and make sure they are visible at every corner of the web where your potential reader hangs out.

Are you worried about how to share your content, the right way at the right places? Look no further because in today’s post, I will tell you where to promote your blog post after publishing them.

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Facebook, as obvious holds the top spot of social sharing channels. It alone sends 25% of all social referral traffic to sites. Most bloggers assume that sharing a post on Facebook just after publishing is enough, but here are certain strategies you can use to double or even 3x the referral traffic from Facebook.

1. Facebook groups:
Create a separate blog group for your audience. Use this group for interacting with them. Providing tips and asking help from them and engaging in other ways. Now whenever you share a post in this group you can actually see traffic flow to your blog.

There are also groups that have highly dedicated members. Just perform a search using “your niche keyword” + group on Facebook search bar.

2. Post Status updates that interest your audience:
On your profile, you can write a status announcing about your upcoming post and ask if your friends want to be tagged when the post is published.
This strategy alone drives a lot of anticipation amongst your audition and creates a scene where people wait for your posts.

It will naturally attract traffic when it gets published.
TIP: Use a URL shortener to measure the traffic Facebook sent you.
Twitter is a great source of traffic that can be utilized to promote your latest blog post. Here are some tips to make the most out of it.

• Use hashtags related to your niche
• Set up twitter cards for more conversions.
• Engage with influencers and your own followers.

Pinterest is the visual social bookmarking site that can be useful if you have good graphics. Try to promote your pins on Pinterest with proper hashtags. Pinterest group boards are a great way to drive referral traffic to your posts. Use this link to search the best group boards in your niche.

Must Read: How Social Media Can Turn Your Business Around
LinkedIn users are professionals who know what they want to see and read. Sharing your blog post on such a network can give you real targeted traffic. Use LinkedIn groups to share your posts to even more targeted audience.
One of the most underrated social networking sites, Google plus is a gem for online marketers. More than 90% of users who use Google plus are online marketers and bloggers. It is the second largest social networking site after Facebook. Google plus recently launched collections, which is said to be a competitor of Pinterest.
Here is how you can use Google plus to drive maximum traffic.
It would be foolish of us to not to mine this traffic source for our blog.
Your email newsletter is probably the most important place where your loyal readers reside. If someone has signed into your newsletter it means he is actually interested in what you blog and wants to read more of it.
Sending them your published blog posts increases the chances of conversion and shares. Use Auto-responders like MailChimp or GetResponse to send broadcasts to your email subscribers.

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Quora, the question and answer network, is a great tool for showing your brand and authority. You can also use it to promote your blog posts. Quora has a meaningful influx of users (nearly 1.5 million per month) who know what they are looking for. Answering to questions asked by users in a valuable way and adding relevant links to your blog can get a more exposure.
As Quora users are quite dedicated, many marketers and bloggers also ask questions related to their upcoming posts to collect ideas. If you have a convincing answer to their question, you can also land chances of backlinks.
Here’s how to use Quora:

• Use the search bar to type find questions related to your keyword.
• Omit threads with large number of comments. (not compulsory but long threads have low chances of CTR)
• On relevant threads, write a compelling answer and link back to your blog.
• Include multimedia if necessary.

Every time you publish a blog post, make it a habit to answer questions related to your topic on Quora.
Reddit is a place that can make and break a site. Make in the sense it can give you tons of traffic. Break in the sense it can send you so much traffic that will crash your site. Reddit has over 174 million unique visits per month and here is how to tap on this never-ending traffic resource.

• Set up your profile, a professional looking one.
• Try to remain active in threads related to your industry.
• Also, find some sub-reddits (reddit has nearly 8000 of them) that are really large. You can use meta-reddit to keep a track of the best sub-reddits.
• Try to study how these reddits work. Are they allowing promotional content? Or how is the tone of the users there.
• Post your blog post with some fitting intro to it.

Slideshare is the visual content marketing platform that happens to enjoy almost 60 million visitors per month. You can use this traffic volcano to warm up your blog by simply posting your blog post as a slide or PowerPoint PPT on it. Here are some tips to make the most of SlideShare each time you publish your blog post.

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• Use images that stand out.
• Having less, but clear text on each slide binds up the user to your slide.
• Insert a link back (to the post you are promoting) in the last slide of your presentation.

YouTube is like the video galaxy of the universe. Ironically, it is the second largest search engine after Google with over 5 billion searches per month. This is enough to get you share your content on this video platform.
The secret here is you don’t have to be a video maker or any multimedia course graduate to drive visits to your latest posts using YouTube. All you need is to be creative and use good visuals to create a presentation using PowerPoint. You can also convert your existing SlideShare ppt into video using PowerPoint. This can be uploaded to YouTube with links to your blog post. This way you are using both SlideShare and YouTube on one go.
Other alternatives of YouTube are vine, vimeo and dailymotion.
The one reason I ignored LinkedIn publishing in the social media section is this is not social media but a separate platform similar to blogging.
In LinkedIn publishing platform, you can write a separate blog post related to your just-published post and link it. You can also republish your recent post on LinkedIn with minor changes. 

Link round ups are when bloggers collect the best posts in their field and publish a weekly or bi-monthly post featuring them. This is very useful since the publisher doesn’t have to take extra efforts to create a new post. Similarly, the audience also is benefitted by staying on the top news and best resources that week.
You can however, use this strategy to promote your newly published post by emailing the publishers of these round ups. If you have a content worthy of linking back, they will surely feature your post. Link roundups benefit you by giving backlinks to your newly published posts an also giving it huge exposure.
Here is a list of over 60 blogs conducting round-ups that you can use to promote your post and get traffic.
Outreach is probably the best method to get influencers and other bloggers share your blog content. Additionally this can bring you backlinks that are valuable. Whenever you write a post, try to include quotes by famous bloggers or link to relevant content of authority bloggers.
After the publishing of the post, give them a heads up that you have mentioned them in your post. This process is also called ego baiting. Most (if not all), will respond to your message and either share your content across their social channels or link to your blog posts too.
I have gotten a few backlinks from trafficgenerationcafe.com using this trick. The traffic and exposure is a definite bonus.
You can also contact other bloggers to link to your blog post.


Social bookmarking sites have never gone out of the scene. These are useful for getting more eyeballs on your recent posts. Some of the most popular social bookmarking sites are:

• Digg
• DoSplash
• Kingged
• Inbound
• Bizsugar
• BlogEngage

For a detailed guide on how to use social bookmarking for maximum conversions, read this post.

These were the best places you should be using to promote your blog post. I personally use them and they convert really well. If you have any doubt to make the most of any channel or if something is not working feel free to comment below and I will try my best to help you.

Instagram has almost 300 million users. That’s more daily mobile users than Twitter. Are you ready to tap into that audience? Instagram can be a powerful marketing tool because your community loves to get a sneak peek into your company’s “real” every day. Why not give them that with pictures? For example, you can

• Show your personal side. If you’re a blogger, you’re likely building your community based on sharing you. Only you can determine the level of sharing that’s appropriate, of course. Depending on your type of blog, Instagram is a great way to let your readers have a glimpse of what’s interesting or important to you. That can mean anything; it doesn’t have to be pictures of your family.
• Report your company news. Did you get a new shipment in? Do you have a daily special? Or maybe you have an event coming up or just had one? Bring your community into the fold with pictures.
• Share behind-the-scenes happenings. If an impromptu battle of the bands breaks out in the office (or living room), you definitely want to share that. But even mundane stuff like creating an end-of-month stats report can be interesting to see — even if it’s just to reinforce that even the fun offices have work to get done. You’re relating to your community and letting them become familiar with you and your employees.

How Do I Get Started With Instagram?

First you need to download the app for your smartphone (go to your smartphone’s application store). Once you’ve installed the app, follow the instructions for creating an account:
1. Click the Register button. A new screen appears.
2. Type the Instragram username and password you’d like. Or, you can click Use Your Facebook Info to sign up that way.
When you sign up with Facebook, you’ll be asked to allow the Instagram app to have access to your account. You need to allow this so Instagram can create your account and allow you to post photos to your Facebook Timeline.
Note this little menu next to Who Can See Posts From This App on Facebook.
You can click that and see a full menu. From here you can choose who can see things you update to Facebook from Instagram. You can set it to Public (everyone can see), Friends (only people you’re connected with), or Only Me (if you don’t want anyone else to see your photos on Facebook). It’s important to note that not every picture you take will be sent to Facebook. I’ll explain how that works in a little bit. Let’s get back to registering your account.
3. Click the Done button in the top right corner.
Ok! Let’s get started! Now that you have an account, let’s talk about how Instagram works. When you fire up Instagram, you’re taken to your main Instagram feed and you see five navigation icons at the bottom of the screen:

• Home: This is your where you’ll see the pictures from people you follow.
• Search: Use this page to search users or hashtags (#keyword).
• Camera: You can take a new photo or use an existing photo from your camera roll.
• Likes: A list of people that have liked your photos. This can be a good place to find new people to follow.
• Profile: Establish your settings, share settings, and see the photos you’ve uploaded.

When you’re ready to take a picture and post it, you’ll click the center camera button to take a picture. If you want to use a picture from your camera roll, click the double squares icon on the camera page.
Instagram Tip: Bright and sharp photos have the most engagement, so keep that in mind as you’re deciding what to share.
After you’ve taken a photo, Spice It Up! You can

• Add one of the 17 filters to your content.
• Use the bright icon to enhance the image.
• Use the frame tool (only available on some filters).
• Use the blur tool. You can choose either the round or horizontal blue, depending on what you want to do. You can even change the size of the focused or blurred part of the photo.

When you’re done editing your photo, click the green checkmark. A new screen comes up where you can write a caption about your photo, add it to your photo map, and share it to your other social networks. When everything’s in place, click the green Share button at the top of the screen and your photo shows up in the Instragram stream!

Instagram Tips For Business

• When you create a caption, you can tag people if you know their Instagram username. Just type @username and they’ll get a notification that you tagged them. Of course, you don’t want to tag people unless they’re actually in the photo or somehow related to it. You wouldn’t tag people just to get them to look at your stuff — that’s spammy and people don’t like it.
• If someone comments on your photo and you want to respond, you can touch and hold the username and a new screen appears with that username already tagged and ready for your new comment.
• Establish a basic hashtag that everyone can use when they post. A hashtag is a number sign (#) with a keyword or phrase attached to it (#Summit). Used consistently, people will start to associate that hashtag with your business and may start using it themselves for relevant photos.
• Be sure your Instagram profile shares your Facebook page, website, or online store address.
• If you’re set up on Foursquare, integrate that with Instagram and use the location tagging feature so people will know where the store is.
• Create a page on your website with Instagram so you can pull the photos in as you take them. That allows you to do all sorts of things with search, hashtags, contests/giveaways on your website.
• Check out statigr.am and set up an account. You’ll be able to see basic stats and analytics; find the best times to post; analyze which photos are most popular; add follow buttons to your website and blog; break down how your hashtags are being used & compare them to the most popular hashtags on Instagram; check out the engagement you’re getting on photos; and use the contest toolkit. That’s a lot of bang for your buck — especially since statigr.am is FREE!

Do you have a favorite Instagram tool or tip? Tell us in the comments!

Millions of products sit on Amazon’s virtual shelves, waiting for interested consumers to click the “Buy” button. If you want to take advantage of income opportunities with Amazon, then, how do you rank above all the competition?

Do Your Research?

Marketplaces drove e-commerce growth to well over $1.5 trillion in annual sales in 2014 and according to the 2014 Online Marketplace Sellers Survey conducted by Feedvisor and Web Retailer, 63% of sellers only sell on marketplaces. Marketplaces work because they offer sellers access to new markets and new customers with minimal investment. Check out Payoneer’s Marketplace Sellers Guide to find out everything you need to plan, build and execute your marketplace seller strategy
Use Effective Keywords

Optimize each of your Amazon listings with relevant keywords that will appear in the Amazon SERPs (search engine results pages) as well as in search engines like Google. Keywords should relate to the product you are selling as well as its intended use. For example, if you’re selling a book, you might use the book’s title, its author, and related keyword strings like “reading thriller novels” and “New York Times bestseller.”

Find a keyword research tool that aligns with your workflow. These tools help you find keywords that receive significant search volume and that perform well for a specific audience. Optimize all parts of the listings with keywords, including titles, descriptions, specifications, and other components.
Familiarize Yourself with the A9 Algorithm

A9, Amazon’s proprietary search algorithm, determines which sales pages rank highest when a consumer enters a certain search query. You do not have to dive into complex code to rank higher on Amazon; however, understanding the goals behind the algorithm can give you a competitive edge.

Specifically, according to the A9 website, Amazon puts the customer first when deciding how to rank sales pages. They consider buyer history and conversions to determine which products are most likely to result in a sale. As mentioned above, keywords increase relevancy, which A9 lists as one of its core tenets.
Solicit Reviews

Amazon considers products with lots of reviews more relevant and important than those without any reviews. Whenever possible, encourage your customers to leave reviews after they buy and receive a product. One simple way to do this is to insert a small postcard in each package your ship that says something like, “How did you like this product? Visit our Amazon product page to leave a review and tell us all about it.”

You can also join review groups or send cold emails to top reviewers on Amazon requesting a review. The more people who leave feedback and ratings, the higher your products will rank in the SERPs.
Experiment with Categories

Some Amazon categories are more competitive than others. Browse through the listings and note the total number of products in each. If you can fit your product into a highly relevant yet uncompetitive category, you might rank higher as consumers conduct their searches. Just remember that irrelevant categories can hurt you. Some consumers click on a category first and search only within that spectrum. If your category isn’t included, you won’t rank at all and your products will lose visbility.

High rankings in Amazon can increase your income potential and help you develop a positive reputation in the community. Focus on targeted keywords and relevant but non-competitive categories that take into consideration A9’s values and tenets.



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Two famous ways for blogging and one is BlogSpot and another is WordPress. BlogSpot is for the beginners and WordPress is for the advance bloggers. Search Engine Optimization is must to rank your keywords and increase traffic for your website. What SEO do is to rank your keywords on Google and it works when someone searches with the keyword. Google SEO algorithm follows about 60-70 percent for On Page SEO that means on site SEO.

Optimize Post Title In BlogSpot:

• Name of the image should be “your-image-name-with-keyword-variation.jpg”
• Do not do keyword stuffing
• Use long tail keywords for image name and alt text.
• Use different but similar keywords in alt text for more than one image in single article.

Your website is where you turn Internet surfers, readers, and tire-kickers into new sales leads and customers for your small business. To get more leads and customers, you need to get more visitors to your website.
But paying for website traffic is expensive. The average cost of purchasing traffic from paid advertisements such as Google AdWords can be as high as $2.50 or more per visitor, according to published sources.
Small businesses are at a huge disadvantage with online advertising because they pay the same cost-per-website-visitor as the world’s largest corporations. Moreover, website visitors acquired from paid advertisements are proven to be less likely to turn into new customers for your business than website visitors acquired from other methods.
You must be asking yourself, there has to be a better way? Well, there is.

Why Content Marketing Works Better Than Paid Advertising

Interestingly enough, for many websites the home page gets only about 20 percent of all incoming website visits. This means that the majority of visitors to these websites come in through pages that are not the home page. These visitors find and visit pages that discuss products, services, problems and solutions, frequently asked questions, recent industry trends, and common issues.
This makes sense because website visitors who already know about your business — your existing customers — visit your website by typing in your URL and go right to your home page. New website visitors who don’t yet know about your business will instead find information located deeper within your website, information that helps solve their problems.
For instance, a prospective customer for a locksmith might go online and search for a phrase like “how soon after buying a house should I change the locks?” Prospective customers will find their way to the website of the local locksmith, who has an article that provides the most helpful explanation. Once they are there, if they like the information they read, they will probably submit a website form to request service or immediately dial the locksmith’s phone number.
Because website content helps website visitors — instead of interrupting them with advertisements — it is proven to be a more effective technique for convincing them to do business with you.

How to Get Your New Free Website Visitors

To attract more potential customers to your website, you need to turn your site into a helpful resource for the most common problems that face your prospective customers.
Brainstorm a quick list of common problems that your prospective customers are already asking you about. Write up short answers — 250 to 400 words — to each problem and turn each answer into a new page on your website. Link to these pages from a resources section on your site, or from relevant text already on existing site pages.
Creating new pages of helpful content on your website is like dropping additional fishing nets behind your fishing boat. The more nets you have out, the more fish — or website visitors — you can catch.

Determine How Many New Pages You Need to Create

Now let’s determine how many articles you need to write to get 1,000 new visitors to your website over the next 90 days. The quickest way to do this is to determine how many visitors your existing website pages receive each month.
Log in to your website analytics tool where you can find details about your current website traffic. I’ve included details for Google Analytics below but you can follow the same process in just about any website analytics system.
Look at just a single month’s data by setting a custom date range from the first to last day of last month.

Find the total number of unique visitors your website received during the last month period. It’s 1,505 in this example.

Find the total number of pages on your website by clicking “Content” then “Site Content” then “All Pages.” Look in the bottom right hand corner for the total number. It’s 54 in this example.

Why Nobody Visits Your Blog

The reason is simple – writing great content isn’t enough to attract readers.
You need to push your content continuously on multiple platforms in a variety of ways to attract regular readership and increase user engagement.
Just randomly sharing your content once or twice on Twitter and Facebook isn’t enough. You need to follow a comprehensive blog promotion strategy every time you post fresh content.

Today’s internet users have very short attention spans and even shorter memories. If your content is not in their face all the time, you’re likely to miss out on a significant portion of your potential blog traffic.
If you believe your content is good enough to help the readers then why wait for them to find you?

So it’s important that you stand out from the hundreds of blog posts your potential readers see every day, by creating excitement and a sense of anticipation with your blog content.
Here are a few ways you can attract more readers to your blog, prepare them for future posts and push your content aggressively once it goes online.

 

 How to Get 1,000 Visitors to your Website

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