7 Ways to Get More People to Your Site

We all want to feel validated as entrepreneurs and bloggers with engagement from our readers. Here are 7 ways to get more people to your site.

Pinning your post

Share the pictures from your posts on Pinterest. There are an infinite amount of shares that can happen with Pinterest. Only pin vertical images and if you have text over your image make sure it is readable. Also, create a board with just content from your website. I like to Pin my post on my Jasmine Diane board and on at least two of my other boards. Don't forget to create boards that will interest your target audience. For example, I target recent college graduates so my boards cover style, DIY for apartments, beauty, and blogger tips.

Sharing your post from your BUSINESS PAGE TO personal page

If you have a business page for your blog or business, try sharing your content on your personal page. I get more engagement on my personal page in comparison to the JasmineDiane.com Like page even though I have more likes than Facebook friends. Your reach will increase by doing this. 

Tweet/THREAD out content

Be strategic about your Twitter and Threads habits, like tweeting during popular shows and using trending hashtags. Also, share your content daily.  After tweeting more consistently, I did see an increase in views. I also make it a point to engage in at least 2 conversations per day with my followers. Use social media to get social, not just sell yourself.

Collaborating on posts

Try creating an event or posts with a fellow blogger or business owner with a similar audience and different reach. Collaborations have been a great way to diversify my following. Don't be afraid to share knowledge or followers. at the end of the day, when one wins we all win if we're working together.

Automated emails to subscribers

Does your blog have a RSS feed? Use an email automation service to send out new posts and emails to your followers. Try Mailchimp.

Better content

This one is a no-brainer. Maybe you have great content, but no focus. I have a difficult time creating amazing content when I am rushing through a post, so taking the time out to create a post calendar and write posts ahead of time has helped me to make sure my site keeps a singular focus.

Consistent content

I saved the best for last because let's face it, consistency is key. You will learn the rest as you grow if you stay the course. Be consistent with your posting, designing, and social media channels. You can't start great then fade out and expect results. Success comes with hard work and diligence. Don't give up because you are not seeing results. You will get the results if you put in the work. 

Which tips were the most helpful to you? Is there anything that you are struggling with as a young entrepreneur that I can help you with?

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