How do you promote your hubs without bombarding your followers?

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   larakernposted 12 years ago

   How do you promote your hubs without bombarding your followers?
   
   Are there any communities (like google+), websites, or forums that you like to post your hubs to? What are some different ways to get traffic to your hubs? I promote my blog on twitter and pinterest, but haven't started promoting my hubs yet. Although at times I feel like I'm bombarding my twitter followers with links. Does anyone else feel this way and is there a way to balance everything?

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   dailytop10posted 12 years ago

   You should post at most 1 tweet a day or others will only think of you as a spammer. Have you tried creating a Tumblr account? It's my most effective marketing campaign tool to date which provides me an average of 50 views a day. I haven't got any success with Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest. Follow me on Tumblr if you decide to join: http://dailytop10now.tumblr.com/
   
   Good luck and God bless us all!

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      larakernposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks! I think that I'll give tumblr a try!

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   weiliewposted 12 years ago

   I used social bookmarking sites such as digg, pinterest, stumleupon, google+, article writing, facebook and twitter to promote my hubs. Though followers may sometime take a little longer to build, it is always a better alternative than to focus your entire marketing strategy onto just 1-2 sites. I hope this helps. cheers

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      larakernposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for commenting! There just seems to be so many websites that I can promote on, that I forget about a good majority of them during the actual promotion process.

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      weiliewposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      You are welcome. Good luck and all the best

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   Wesman Todd Shawposted 12 years ago

   I don't think of backlinking as a very good way to get traffic.  It used to be the magic charm of internet traffic, and a bit of backlinking is still good.
   
   The biggest majority of links I share on Facebook, Twitter, Google +, etc, are not MY links.

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   TIMETRAVELER2posted 12 years ago

   I don't promote my hubs on any websites at al.  I feel if people want to read my work, they will.  I do OK and make a little money and as time has gone on, my numbers have increased.
   
   Hubbers who like my work promote it for me, and that is the best I can hope for.

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      larakernposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      I like the idea of no having to post anything. The reason I like to promote on a few different websites is to reach more people who typically wouldn't have seen my post or hub. Are you articles SEO friendly?

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