There are a couple of things you need to do directly after you publish the post. Some very important tasks will only become relevant a couple of days – or even weeks later.

1. Link to it from old blog posts

Many bloggers think about linking from new posts to old ones. But it is at least as important to link from old posts to new posts. Especially if you have some old posts that get significant amounts of traffic whether it be from search or social media or other sources, linking from these old posts can help give your new post a great start and some initial attention.

2. Share it on your main social networks

Are you active on social media? Share your post: Tweet it – adding „new post“ to it may even give you some additional attention. Post it to your Facebook page. Pin it to your main board on Pinterest. Share it to LinkedIn.

3. Share it in groups where you are an active member

Whatever groups you are active in may also be a good place to spread the word about your new post. Keep in mind that groups are not a one-way street and need some interaction and engagement from your side before they will work in your favor. Simply shouting out links to your posts in groups rarely works – rather it often results in you getting banned from the group.

4. If you mention another blogger or expert in your post – let them know about it

You can even take this one step further and create content with this option in mind. Expert roundups or lists of experts give you the opportunity to mention the experts and ask them to help you spread the word. They are usually more than happy to help you spread the word, if your post is good and acknowledges their expertise – and your post can profit from this additional audience for free.

5. Send an email to contacts, customers who might be interested in the topic

You may just have some contacts, friends, clients who have been looking for exactly this content. Let them know that you finally covered it.

But be careful, don’t treat every person you have spoken to as your close friend who has just been waiting for you to publish this post. If you don’t have a relationship with the person this can be seen as spam.

6. Monitor the results

This is important right from the start, even though it becomes more important later on.

Sometimes your first choice of a title for your article is not responding well with your audience – if you get this feeling, simply try a different title in your next social media update and see if it works better. The same goes for images. If you are not happy with the repins, retweets you get: make a different image and see if it works better.

7. Repurpose your content

A finished blog post is not yesterdays news. You can take the content and use it again. One of the simplest ways is to collect a number of posts on one topic and write a new post with this collection. If you don’t have so much of your own content on one topic, you can also use other people’s content in the collection and add yours to it.

You can also syndicate your post and republish it on another outlet like LinkedIn, Medium, or Quora. Just write a new title and introduction, and link back to the original post.

You can see that your job is by far not done, when you publish a post. For optimal results, you need to get most of the above tasks right. And never stop optimizing, there is always somthing left that you can do better!

HAVE A GREAT BLOGGING EXPERIENCE - khrisdigital

Very good advice which ought to make it to front page, for old and new bloggers to gain from. I blog in the health niche. www.yourhealthattitude.com Pls could you throw more light on how to use quora as a blogger to one's benefit and maybe to drive traffic. Thanks.

Great lines, there! But how many of us bloggers really pay close attention to all the details?

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Very good advice which ought to make it to front page, for old and new bloggers to gain from. I blog in the health niche. www.yourhealthattitude.com Pls could you throw more light on how to use quora as a blogger to one's benefit and maybe to drive traffic. Thanks.

Great question! Using Quora can be a very healthful benefit for your blog, especially when it comes to answering questions (related to your niche; Health) that are being asked by other individuals.

While answering the related questions, make sure it is of great value to not just the questioniare, but to the health community as well.

Now to the traffic
In answering questions you set yourself as an authority in your industry, especially when you become so active and provide answers to problems. You get upvotes, You get followers, people would always wanna check out your site for latest health updates

Now, always make sure you include anchor links on your answers to your blog posts ( that s related to the subject matter)

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yeah , good advice , step by step and it might work.

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