In this episode of the Delaware Blogger Podcast, I am sharing a few creative ways in which to connect with your audience whether it’s with a blog post or podcast episode.
Creative Ways to Connect with Your Audience
- Know Your Audience – make sure that you are providing content that is relevant to your audience because it’s not about your ego, it’s about your audience.
- Post on various platforms – you don’t have to be on all the social media platforms nor do you want to, but make sure that you are sharing on the platforms that your audience hangs out on and be consistent. Use automation and syndication programs to re-post as it should never “one and done”.
- Know The Platform – make sure you are using the correct sizes, fonts and style for each platform when posting because they are different: LinkedIn is different than Twitter so post accordingly.
- Check Your Analytics – you want to get the most engagement on your posts and not “just spit in the wind“. Check your analytics to ensure you are posting at the times when your audience is active and engaging.
- Re-Share and Re-Purpose Content – use the content in various ways, as quotes, graphics, memes, articles, blog posts, etc. You can break up a video or a podcast into multiple posts to get more traction.
Listen to learn more and if you are interested in starting a blog, make sure to check out the upcoming workshops coming to H.O.M.E. in Middletown, DE, click below for more information and registration: https://www.helpingentrepreneur.com/build-a-blog-workshop/
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Thank you for some great tips!!
Thank you for reading and commenting – hope you are having an amazing day/evening!
This is valuable information, thank you for the wonderful tips.
Its difficult to get started but following good instructions such as this makes it easy.
Thank you Nancy, glad that you were able to get something from this post. Hope all is well in your world.
All good points! Things are so different now, as when I started blogging 8 years ago, there was no IG. Now, there is much more . So key about knowing your audience! I like to do a survey once a year.
Have a great day!
jess xx
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Yes, social definitely changes which keeps us on our toes. Hang with your audience and not on every platform just because – unless it’s your job or business like mine!