Where Do Share Your Hubs for Kore Traffic?

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  1. Isivwe Muobo profile image71
    Isivwe Muoboposted 4 years ago

    Besides the obvious Facebook, twitter and  Pinterest, I would appreciate suggestions on where to share my hubs for more exposure.

    I don't seem to be getting much traffic to my hubs and would love to chance this.

    1. theraggededge profile image87
      theraggededgeposted 4 years agoin reply to this

      Hi Isivwe,

      The main thing is to create titles based on what people are looking for. Social media traffic is nice but it's here and gone very quickly.

      If your title and intro fulfil a need then you will get your traffic. I only put mine on Pinterest and that's only if I remember. I let my readers do the FB thing for me big_smile

      1. Isivwe Muobo profile image71
        Isivwe Muoboposted 4 years agoin reply to this

        I just started putting mine on Pinterest too and have seen some traffic from there. Guess I'll have to put a lot more there. Lol.

        I'll also work on crafting a more engaging intro as I admit I haven't been doing so. Thanks.

  2. DrMark1961 profile image99
    DrMark1961posted 4 years ago

    I agree with Bev in that the most important thing is that your titles and summaries draw Google traffic. At the beginning, though, I found sharing on other sites important and spent a lot of time on it. I do not worry about it much anymore.
    I think the best thing you can do to find someone who wants to read your article is to post it on a forum. If you just go on the forum and post a link, however, you will probably be banned. They want people that participate.
    Since your articles are on different subjects, decide on one you want to promote. (I think you should use the one about avoiding scams.) Google the forums on avoiding scams, sign up, do some reading, then answer some things and include the link to your Toughnickel article at the bottom of the post. DO NOT just post the link.
    I never use FB but other people will share one of my articles so from time to time I will get a huge surge from there. It only lasts a few days, at most. I still use Pinterest on new articles since the traffic there comes over time, not all in one day. I think Twitter is a waste of time unless you happen to be President or a movie star.

    1. Isivwe Muobo profile image71
      Isivwe Muoboposted 4 years agoin reply to this

      I've never tried forums to hare my articles. I usually just use social media sites and leave it at that.

      I'll look into this means and see how it goes.

 
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