Everywhere we turn, there’s content. Since there are tons of different types of content, it’s quite literally all over the place. It’s on social media, it’s in our inboxes, it’s on our televisions. We can’t escape it.
But, then why are your blog post analytics under-delivering? And why is your site traffic down? If you’re experiencing low content engagement and disappointing analytics results, it could be that you aren’t doing enough to distribute your content effectively.
Distribution is one of the steps of the content creation process that seems to get overlooked, but it could be one of the most important. In order to make your content stand out among all the rest being created and shared, you need to be thinking outside the box and looking for new ways to get eyes on it.
We’ve written a few blog posts that share tips for effective content distribution, so you don’t have to continue beating your head against a wall. See below for our quick round-up.
1. 5 Places You Should Be Repurposing Your Blog Content That You Haven’t Thought Of
We don’t often consider repurposing our content once we’ve published it. But the truth is, you spend a lot of time creating even one piece of content, and it should be used to its fullest potential. Read this blog post for content syndication recommendations and ways you can repurpose your best-performing content for the most return as possible.
2. 4 Tricks For Creating More Shareable Content
The way your article is shared and engaged with shouldn’t be an afterthought. In this blog post, we dive into how you should be thinking of your content’s sharability before and while you’re putting it together. So, next time you create a blog article or a whitepaper, make sure you’re considering some of the tips in this blog post at each stage of the creation process.
3. A Complete Guide to Sharing Content
Sharing is caring. In this blog article, we break down the best ways to share your content on various social media platforms, like Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit. We offer some tips for getting creative on these platforms, as well as what kinds of posts tend to perform better and at what time you should make your posts so that the most eyes see them.
4. How to Get the Most Out of Every Blog Post You Create
Think you’ve exhausted your options for your blog posts? Think again. This article dives into every single thing you can do to get the most out of each blog post. Some of these tips are more obvious, while others are ones you should be testing out months (maybe even years) after your blog posts have been published.
5. 5 Guaranteed Ways to Generate Leads with Social Media
Your social media followers want to see high-quality content. After all, it’s one of the reasons they’re following you. So, when you share the content you worked so hard to create on your social channels, you’re not only giving the people what they crave, but you’re creating an opportunity for you to generate more leads. It’s a win-win!
6. 5 Expert Tips for Optimizing Your Content
We’re always looking for ways to make our articles more engaging and informative, and that often means adding in different media and images. But did you know that doing so without taking the proper measures can be negatively affecting your search results and user experience? This blog post offers up tips to address this, as well as four others you’ll want to heed before hitting the publish button.
7. 6 Ways to Distribute Your Content (That You Haven’t Already Tried)
Maybe you think you have content distribution down pat. Well, not to throw shade, but you probably don’t. Which leads me to our final article, which focuses on distribution tactics that you probably haven’t tried or even thought of. We examine some ways you can share your content that are unique but oh-so effective.
There you have it, folks, seven articles that will help you get the most out of your content, share it better, rank higher, and create a more positive user experience. You can never be too careful when it comes to getting more eyes on your content, and each avenue should be explored to determine if you’re doing all you can. Good luck getting your content out there and in front of the right people at the right time.