ROUNDUP POSTS THAT WOULD BRING YOU TRAFFIC, TRAFFIC & TRAFFIC FROM ALL SOURCES
ROUNDUP POSTS
How about video marketing, social media marketing, email marketing, and blogging? All of these can also be considered as “mainstream” at this point.
In a world where information floats around freely online, every effective content marketing strategy can’t be kept a secret.
In Google, we can find many things, many articles on it, but you need to follow what suites you.
A good number of professionals use their methods which might be old but yet effective.
As rightly said -" Successful People follow successful patterns.
Content is the king as we all know , quality content always bring traffic & keep them hooked up. The success also depends what we do after posting, do we interact properly because
by connecting with the audience we can know what they desire & act accordingly.
Creating the roundup
As per definition -
Have you ever seen a roundup post? Round up posts are essentially “roundups” of great content in a particular industry or topic area. For example, “10 Brilliant Blogging 'How-To' Posts You MUST Read” would be a roundup of, well, 10 blogging how-to posts that other people have written.
Let us now see how you can do similar things:-
1) Pick up right topic
2)Pick the right people to include in the roundup.
Here’s a thorough checklist of the things that make a roundup post a true work of art:
Write a catchy headline – Roundups are no different from regular blog posts — they need an attention-grabbing headline to lure in readers.
Try to insert the words “experts,” “pros,” or “thought leaders” to signal how awesome your roundup post is.
Use headings that make sense – Without the proper use of subheadings, it will be difficult for readers to skim your roundup. Your best bet is to use a one-liner quote from each expert as a subheading.
Talk about your readers’ problems – Why should readers care about your roundup? Try to answer this within the first 2-3 paragraphs.
Introduce your roundup participants – If needed, you can introduce every expert in your roundup as briefly as possible.
Mention their biggest accomplishments or the most noteworthy companies they’ve been a part of.
Add picture quotes – Why use tweetable quotes that are shareable on Twitter when you can use photo quotes that are shareable anywhere?
After publishing the roundup
You’re stoked!
After shedding blood sweat and tears to complete your roundup post, you’ve finally clicked the “Publish” button.
#slowclap
At this point, your mind is running 270 miles per hour.
You can’t stop thinking about how much traffic you’ll get.
How your signups will skyrocket.
And how you’ll enter Sales Wonderland in no time.
Well… It’s been four days since you published the roundup and you have yet to see your website getting more than 20 daily visitors.
#Facepalm
Don’t freak out. I promise you that if you’ll wait for your roundup to magically market itself, the chances are good that it’ll never get any traction.
I mean, check out what Worldometers says about the number of blog posts written today.
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