Triple Twitter Traffic Technique

Posted by contentchampion under Marketing
From http://www.contentchampion.com 3612 days ago
Made Hot by: steefen on January 3, 2015 4:11 pm

There’s been a great deal written about the theory of using Twitter to get more traffic to your blog or website, but very little in terms of actionable, proven strategies. I hope to change that with this case study, and what I call the ‘Triple Twitter Traffic Technique’.

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Written by lyceum
3604 days ago

Loz: Thanks for your reply! I look forward to your new posts on Twitter in the future!

All the Best,

Martin

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Written by tiroberts
3607 days ago

Wow! This is a really thorough and informative case study. I really love the way you laid it all out for us. I've just taken on a client that needs help getting more traffic and exposure on Twitter and this article just gave me a ton of ideas. Thanks!

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Written by contentchampion
3605 days ago

Hey Ti

So glad this gave you some ideas. Best of luck with it :-)

Cheers

Loz

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Written by lyceum
3607 days ago

Loz: Do you know about small business Twitter accounts that have used this technique? Have you used the service, Snip.ly, that is mention by Andrew McCauley?

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Written by contentchampion
3605 days ago

Hi Martin

In answer to your first question - you would need a reasonable sharing base across all social media platforms to 'sweeten the deal' - but you could also offer to share with a mailing list too.

I don't know of any other small business accounts using this other than Andrew - except me now :-) But I'm sure there are loads of small firms using a variation of this strategy. One of the comments on my blog says they are using a similar strategy, and I've used Twitter for outreach in not so different ways.

Secondly, I have tried Snip.ly (for a couple of weeks on selected social media shares last year). It does work and has its place - and I will be using it going forward - but it will be a selective thing as I think too much could be counterproductive.

Hope this helps.

Cheers

Loz

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