Ten actions for Social Networks
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2025 9:18 am
If you are good with design programs, you can take it to the next level and publish infographics on other sites thanks, once again, to the promotion you do of them.
Keep in mind that infographics are very attractive, they require time and knowledge and therefore are a very good gateway to blogs and authority sites.
In terms of positioning, goals can never be less than 6 months in length, and in most cases we go for 12 months if we want to fight for something of medium importance.
That said, do you have a clear idea of where you want to be in 12 months and how much traffic your strategy would be happy with? If not, I encourage you to make time for it.
Do less link building
Quantity link building since the arrival of Google Penguin a colombia mobile phone numbers database long time ago no longer works, so we must cross the painful border that leads us to quality.
What does this mean? Basically, you should focus on finding quality links , and there will be a lot fewer of them than you are used to, but they will be much more useful in improving the SEO of your project.
Try Link Building Tool
and improve your positioning with quality backlinks
Enter your domain
Try it now! →
ADS illustration
Use images to differentiate yourself
Once a user arrives at your website or sees one of your articles anywhere, they will inevitably notice the title and the first image.
If it catches his attention, he will click.
So much so that it is estimated that the CTR can vary up to 50% depending on the title and the image, meaning that you can get twice as much traffic with the same effort, something worth thinking about.
And now we move on to the ten ideas and strategies for social networks.
Post less of your stuff
On the mainstream social networks (Facebook and Twitter) I've recently noticed an increase in business and personal accounts that post only their own content non-stop.
This is fine as long as you have a lot of content every day (10 posts or more), but it is rarely the case, so if you don't want to tire out your community before they start following you, I recommend that you share less of your own content.
Post more stuff from others
The gap left by publishing less of your own content should ideally be filled with quality content from other people or companies.
As soon as you start doing it you will notice two things:
Those accounts are going to notice you because we all look at mentions.
They will investigate to see if it is worth sharing something of yours.
In the end, you will have more visibility and contacts, which is exactly your goal.
Keep in mind that infographics are very attractive, they require time and knowledge and therefore are a very good gateway to blogs and authority sites.
In terms of positioning, goals can never be less than 6 months in length, and in most cases we go for 12 months if we want to fight for something of medium importance.
That said, do you have a clear idea of where you want to be in 12 months and how much traffic your strategy would be happy with? If not, I encourage you to make time for it.
Do less link building
Quantity link building since the arrival of Google Penguin a colombia mobile phone numbers database long time ago no longer works, so we must cross the painful border that leads us to quality.
What does this mean? Basically, you should focus on finding quality links , and there will be a lot fewer of them than you are used to, but they will be much more useful in improving the SEO of your project.
Try Link Building Tool
and improve your positioning with quality backlinks
Enter your domain
Try it now! →
ADS illustration
Use images to differentiate yourself
Once a user arrives at your website or sees one of your articles anywhere, they will inevitably notice the title and the first image.
If it catches his attention, he will click.
So much so that it is estimated that the CTR can vary up to 50% depending on the title and the image, meaning that you can get twice as much traffic with the same effort, something worth thinking about.
And now we move on to the ten ideas and strategies for social networks.
Post less of your stuff
On the mainstream social networks (Facebook and Twitter) I've recently noticed an increase in business and personal accounts that post only their own content non-stop.
This is fine as long as you have a lot of content every day (10 posts or more), but it is rarely the case, so if you don't want to tire out your community before they start following you, I recommend that you share less of your own content.
Post more stuff from others
The gap left by publishing less of your own content should ideally be filled with quality content from other people or companies.
As soon as you start doing it you will notice two things:
Those accounts are going to notice you because we all look at mentions.
They will investigate to see if it is worth sharing something of yours.
In the end, you will have more visibility and contacts, which is exactly your goal.