13 Tips for Publishing Content

#1 Set a Minimum Target

Aim to publish at least one piece of content once a week.

This will encourage crawlers to revisit your site to see if you have any new content to be indexed.

#2 Timing is everything

Look at your Google Analytics to determine which days receive the most unique visitors.

Publish your content the day before that peak period to give your readers the latest news.

Or try SocialBro to see when your Twitter followers are active by the HOUR!

#3 Use medium sharing sites

Using your own images or an infographic?

Repurpose your images on third party sites with links back to your content. Try: Slideshare, Pinterest, and Visual.ly!

#4 Share your posts

Share your post on your social media channels

creating a custom message to fit the tone of each channel.

#5 Share via RSS

Submit your RSS feed to content sourcing sites for extra exposure. For example: Alltop.com

#6 Utilise blog tools

There are many plugins and widgets that can be used on blogging

E.g.: Related Posts

E.g.: Related Products

#7 Do update your posts

Maintain your older posts to include a link to any updates that post may have.

#8 - Digg, Reddit and StumbleUpon Your Content

Have a great post that you think is worthy of being shared?

Share it with the online community and let them decide

#9 Ask others to share it

Reach out to your connections and get them to review your content. This works well with E-Book, Infographics and other heavy pieces of content.

#10 Proofread Again!

#10 Proofread Again!

#11 Keep it short

According to Facebook, posts shorter than 250 characters receive 60% more engagement than longer posts.

#12 Generate leads

Readers wont part with their emails so easily.

Provide content of equal value via a dedicated download form.

#13 Slow and steady wins the race

Content is versatile enough to give you big wins in a short amount of time

but it also has the ability to stand the test of time as a helpful resource.

Thank you now hit publish!

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