Blogging Tip: How To Get Others To Help Boost Your Blog Readership

Does this sound familiar? You’ve spent hours carefully crafting your content, edit it and edit it some more, publish it on your site and across your social platforms and are somehow disappointed with the blog readership. If you have been blogging for a while now, or just starting out, it’s important to understand how to…

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Does this sound familiar?

You’ve spent hours carefully crafting your content, edit it and edit it some more, publish it on your site and across your social platforms and are somehow disappointed with the blog readership.

If you have been blogging for a while now, or just starting out, it’s important to understand how to boost your blog and get your content noticed.

Blogs are used for many purposes such as selling a product, providing advice or service to others or as a personal voice for your business. If no one is reading them, why do it in the first place?

Despair not, there are ways to help get your blog read by a wider audience and Quick Sprout have come up with a great infographic on just how to do that.

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When you are considering your blogger outreach strategy, keep in mind that it is easier to get bloggers to cover you if you mention them in your blog posts.

Sending someone an email, saying you referenced them in a post, is a good way to flatter that person. But you should only do this only when it makes sense, i.e. it’s natural, not forced.

Are there ways you have developed your blogger outreach process?

Have you tried any of these tactics already? Are they working for you? Which ones are you going to try out in the short term?

Please share your comments and any thoughts you may have on this topic in the comments below.

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