Post by account_disabled on Jan 11, 2024 6:59:52 GMT
Howard is well aware of this channel, as he says he is using LinkedIn and Twitter for distribution already. But don’t dismiss other social networks – Larry found that Google+ is already sending a surprising amount of traffic to our blog, and of course Facebook is a huge source of referral traffic for many blogs.
Try out multiple platforms and use analytics to keep track of what’s working. Depending on your business and audience, you might find that some social platforms perform better than others. (Learn some of the differences between using LinkedIn and Facebook for B2B or B2C businesses.)
Be sure to include social buttons on your blog posts as well, so people can tweet, “like,” Digg and otherwise promote your content at will.
Blog syndication
Our blog content often gets “syndicated” (i.e. scraped) without our approval – some scraper sites even bother to run the content through a sort of English-to-English translation system, basically paraphrasing everything Whatsapp Mobile Number List with a thesaurus, so the content isn’t exactly the same, or else injecting random phrases to use for anchor text. (In one example, Larry was (mis)quoted as saying, “I was utterly astounded to find how clever Google+ was as a amicable media trade source motorist.”) However, there are more legitimate syndication services that offer a couple of benefits:
Easy links – Many blogs that syndicate your content will keep all links intact. Some of them even have a decent PageRank.
Different audience – This process can put your content in front of a different audience that never would have seen it otherwise. It may also rank for different searches or in a different segment of search (such as Google News).
However, I don’t necessarily recommend this route if your blog is new and lacks domain authority – you risk letting your syndicated posts get higher rankings than your own blog. Because our blog is fairly established, that’s an unlikely scenario for us.
More info on content syndication here.