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How to Promote Your hubs through Networking

Updated on August 16, 2009

Promoting Your Hubs through social networking

You have published your hub and you now want to promote it to gain more readers who will subscribe to your mailing list and possible will bookmark your hub for further reference. Networking is one of the best ways to promote your article to get more traffic and increase your internet presence. Networking as a strategy needs to be handle carefully for you to make most out of it. Here are some ways to promote your hubs through Social Networking that you need to consider

1. Be kind

When you are interacting with your fellow hubbers, bloggers or online writers you need to be humble, respect each other opinions, by doing these everybody you interactive with will know that you value their thinking and what they are blogging about. Being kind will help you become open minded to the positive criticisms you will receive, be ready to give something useful that is going to help other bloggers, hubbers, doing this will help develop a huge followers online, since most bloggers will turn to you for advice. Help other hubbers and bloggers achieve their goals by helping them you will realized your goals much faster than you expected. Just make sure that your generosity is not abused by people, have your boundaries when interacting with other hubbers

2. It takes time to build relationship

Develop your relationship with other hubbers and bloggers slowly, with time you will notice that you have make a huge following with great respect of your work

3. Persistent is the Key

While looking for hubbers and bloggers to build relationship, most professional bloggers will not notice for the first time, but your persistence will tell them that you are serious with what you are doing and they can count on you. Persistence also helps professional bloggers to know that you love what you are doing and they will be able to assist you in achieving your goals very first

4. Feedback

When giving feedback on other hubbers hubs, make sure that you give your true comment after reading their hubs, do not just comment for the sake of adding your name to their hubs. In your feedback point out the positive contents that you have found valuable and the areas where the hubber needs to improve on, by doing this you are offering technical support for the hubber that will help him and any other person reading that hub for help, your feedback hence will help to review the particular hub for better improvement

5. Identify yourself

If you want to develop a long relation with other hubbers and bloggers then you need to give the potential hubbers and bloggers your real names and contacts, if possible have your photograph on your blog. This will help them know the kind of person they are dealing with and will separate you from spammers. Do not hide your identity, doing so will make other hubbers have little faith in what you giving be it advice or any other kind of contribution

6. Concentrate on your niche

If you are blogging and wants to promote your work through social networking, then you need to identify bloggers with the same interest as you, doing so will make it easy for you to interact with them and you will be at a better position to give technical advice on your niche

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