Post by account_disabled on Oct 21, 2023 6:12:39 GMT -5
Speaking of blog promotion, what I would like to focus on is the 'time factor' : for each promotional tool to which we dedicate ourselves, let's first reflect on the cost it has for us: managing a Facebook page to promote our blog involves daily care , taking care of your Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram profile is also starting to become challenging. So? The best thing is to plan . Decide every day how much time to spend on social media in promotional activities and dedicate the rest of the time to the blog... and to living.
The most useful tools currently used to promote blogs in general or specific posts, social media, must give you a return in economic terms, or in terms of reputation or visibility . Because in the event that there is no type of return, it means that we are giving photo editor something away to some company that lives off this. Facebook, for example, is very useful, but if we are the only ones who give Facebook (our time, contents created by us as well as our personal data) in the long run we are destined to go out.
Business because we no longer even have the money to pay for the connection to the network or the computer on which we write our masterpieces. So if on the one hand a blogger must be honest with his readers and with search engines to obtain page views and shared content, on the other hand he must be equally honest with himself and admit when it is not appropriate to dedicate too much time to a tool that brings nothing except the fun of being there.
The most useful tools currently used to promote blogs in general or specific posts, social media, must give you a return in economic terms, or in terms of reputation or visibility . Because in the event that there is no type of return, it means that we are giving photo editor something away to some company that lives off this. Facebook, for example, is very useful, but if we are the only ones who give Facebook (our time, contents created by us as well as our personal data) in the long run we are destined to go out.
Business because we no longer even have the money to pay for the connection to the network or the computer on which we write our masterpieces. So if on the one hand a blogger must be honest with his readers and with search engines to obtain page views and shared content, on the other hand he must be equally honest with himself and admit when it is not appropriate to dedicate too much time to a tool that brings nothing except the fun of being there.
