Ask How can I attract more readers on my Blog

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When it comes to getting traffic to your blog, there's a free method I like to use called Content Syndication. What it means is to find yourself a few platforms where your content (in your case articles) fits organically and paste samples of your articles with a link that prompts readers to continue reading on your blog.

Some platforms aren't very tolerant of links that lead their users to leave, so you need to be mindful of what is allowed where. But, you can certainly post your full articles on websites like Wix, Blogger, Tumblr, Linkedin, Medium, and more; this way, your articles get more exposure than they would on your blog alone. Just be sure to include a link on your profile; this way, if someone liked your articles, they might be inclined to visit your blog for more.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

When it comes to getting traffic to your blog, there's a free method I like to use called Content Syndication. What it means is to find yourself a few platforms where your content (in your case articles) fits organically and paste samples of your articles with a link that prompts readers to continue reading on your blog.

Some platforms aren't very tolerant of links that lead their users to leave, so you need to be mindful of what is allowed where. But, you can certainly post your full articles on websites like Wix, Blogger, Tumblr, Linkedin, Medium, and more; this way, your articles get more exposure than they would on your blog alone. Just be sure to include a link on your profile; this way, if someone liked your articles, they might be inclined to visit your blog for more.

That content syndication idea can work well if done carefully. Posting parts of your article on other platforms can bring new readers, but the key is to make those snippets interesting enough so people want to click through. Also, each platform has its own style, so adjusting your content a bit can help it perform better.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

I think blog comments can sometimes give clues about keyword gaps. When readers ask questions under competitor posts, it often shows what topics were not fully covered. Those unanswered questions can be turned into new keywords or content ideas for your own site.