Is Instagram a Good Site For Generating Hub Traffic?

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  1. Rock_nj profile image92
    Rock_njposted 17 months ago

    Is Instagram a Good Site For Generating Hub Traffic?

    Just wondering if anyone has had success using Instagram to boost their Hub traffic?

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  2. AmitAlgotar profile image44
    AmitAlgotarposted 17 months ago

    As compared to other Social media websites like FB or twitter its not as effective for Generating Hub Traffic......It would be more suitable for sharing Photos and videos and for live...That's what i think.

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    1. AmitAlgotar profile image44
      AmitAlgotarposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      If you still have doubt than just give it a try my friend...

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  3. lisavollrath profile image95
    lisavollrathposted 17 months ago

    I would say no, simply because IG doesn't allow links in posts. If you're looking for a visual social media platform where promoting your Hubs might work, I'd go for Pinterest.

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    1. Rock_nj profile image92
      Rock_njposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      Thanks!  Pinterest has worked out quite well for me.  I get a lot of traffic from that site.

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  4. Farawaytree profile image98
    Farawaytreeposted 17 months ago

    I would say no unless you have a massive amount of followers and you find a creative & effective way to promote your hubs there. Instagram is all about photography and beauty - not so much writing.

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  5. Dasia Toston profile image46
    Dasia Tostonposted 17 months ago

    It depends on the followers and how you promote the Hub. It can bring in a few readers, but Facebook, Google+, and Pinterest definitely can bring in more viewers. If you choose to promote on Instagram its probably best to put the Hub Url in the bio. After all the bio is what most people tend to read before viewing photos.

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    Salty Sam 54posted 17 months ago

    I would us Pinterest rather then Instagram. Many bloggers use it to attract traffic to their blogs.

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    1. Rock_nj profile image92
      Rock_njposted 17 months agoin reply to this

      Yes, I do quite well with Pinterest.   Get a good amount of traffic to my Hubs from that site.

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      Salty Sam 54posted 17 months agoin reply to this

      Interesting that Instagram looks like it is trying to turn into Pinterest. Flattery or desperation?

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