What is the best and most effective social media website to share own hubs?

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   NitroDposted 11 years ago

   What is the best and most effective social media website to share own hubs?
   
   There are tons of social media websites to share our hubs: pinterest, stumbleupon, digg, facebook, etc. Anyway you need a lot of time to follow all of them in a way to get rewarded by traffic/feedback, so I would prefer to use only the most effective from the point of view of the traffic.  In your opinion what is the best social media out there?

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   Larry Fieldsposted 11 years ago

   I'm not an expert on the subject, but in my experience, tribe.net is a pretty good place to publicize my hubs. When I google on a few key words in one of my hubs, the summary that I post at Tribe will sometimes have a higher rank than the Hubpages article itself. But you need to find an individual 'tribe' that's appropriate for the topic of your hub.

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      NitroDposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thank you, very interesting suggestion. I didn't know tribe.net. I am going to get more info about it!

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   dailytop10posted 11 years ago

   Though Tumblr is a blogging platform it can also be regarded as a social networking site right? haha Anyways, my vote goes to Tumblr. It currently gives me an average of 50 views per day which is less than what my Twitter and Facebook accounts combined can give.

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      NitroDposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      thanks! just opened an account on tumblr

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   SEO-Alienposted 11 years ago

   Networked Blogs: Networked Blogs has a library of blog topics to submit your blog to. Two of the coolest thing about Networked Blogs is: 1) You can set it up so your posts will automatically post on your Facebook Page from your blog and 2) they are very well indexed by Google.
   
   Triberr.com: Probably one of the easier sites to get your blog posts syndicated on is Triberr.com. Signing up is simple.
   
   Bloggers.com: As with most of these sites, Bloggers.com has it’s good and not so good.. The good is it pulls in your Feed from your blog and you will get lot’s of followers and comments… the not so good is they will require you to have a link or banner on your site or they will disconnect your blog.
   
   Technorati.com: One challenge is to get approved, but if you use the code they give you and put it in a NEW blog post right before you sign up , it will get done.  They will post your latest article will also tend to show up quite will in the Search Engines.

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      NitroDposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      cool great stuff! I didn't know them (apart from technorati)

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   Tricia1000posted 11 years ago

   I use Tumblr as a backlink to my hubs and blog posts and get a lot of traffic from there, more than from other social media sites.

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      NitroDposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      thanks as said above just opened an account on tumblr

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