What are The Best Places to Promote My Blog
Hard Work + Large Audience = Success + Money
We do a lot of hard work, from writing to spell check, from finding the right publication, and later all we need is the hard work to go to the right audience.
To get the right audience, we need to promote the work to a big audience as it will reach to correct audience itself.
Below are some of the sites where you can promote your articles. You can spread your views and ideas to a big audience.
Many Stories
Although still in the beta stage, yet this platform is good to promote your work. Not only has it a variety of Medium writers, but other bloggers who are there to promote their work as well as to read other’s creation.
The platform is easy to use, and it is great to interact with other like-minded people.
Many Stories has some further subdivisions like :
Smedian ( Used to find Medium Publications, as well as you can request to become a contributor)
Penname (A place to grow audience)
Signal ( It is used to auto Tweet your articles. It is to promote multiple blog posts and tweet them repeatedly, so they don’t fade on the web.
Vocal Media
It is a resharing platform. You can post your existing content on the site and can monetize your content if it gets a targeted viewership.
Details of the entire procedure are in the link below.
How My 1 Blog make earn in 3 ways +Bonus
250 words cannot express what you want to say, but if you can create an urge in the audience with fewer words, the traffic on your blog will speak for you.
Due to the vast audience and a variety of people using the platform, it is easy to create curiosity and leave a link in the tweet. If the post can attract a variety of audiences, then you have your visitors.
A place for professionals, LinkedIn is a great place to promote your work. If I like your post, it will be reflected in my connections as well, resulting in spreading coverage of your work.
You can also utilize LinkedIn groups to promote your work.
Facebook Groups
As mentioned in my earlier post, a great way to promote your blogs irrespective of niche.
You can check the below post that has a detailed description of Facebook groups.
Ideal Facebook Groups to Increase Your Blog Visibility
Quora
Another great platform, as it can be helpful to promote work in the form of questions. If your blog has an answer to someone’s question, provide the information, and mention the link in the end.
You can also share the blog on Quora spaces for people who share similar interests.
And, Quora is now paying as well, so use it to earn a few extra bucks.
It has a nickname of the virtual search engine as this platform operates entirely on graphics called pins. You can create pins on canva, using images from stock photography websites or your library.
Create eye-catching pins that create an urge in the audience to click on them. This site can help to increase followers as well as blogs with affiliate links tends to perform very well on Pinterest.
Conclusion
Becoming successful in a day is not possible in any stream, so keep up the hard work and consistency to achieve the destined heights.
It is not practical to get success on all the above platforms, but it is true that if you keep trying and master even one of them, you’ll see the difference in traffic on your blog.
Thank you, Stay Safe
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Sachin Mishra
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