Recent content by akwhv

Start with something you already know or enjoy. Its much easier to stay consistent that way.

Still works but quality matters more than posting nonstop. Consistent posts and real conversations seem to help.

Yeah Pinterest can convert well especially for product focused niches. It mostly comes down to the audience and how targeted your content is.

Yeah, Tumblr can still work especially for niche topics. I wouldn't rely on it as the main traffic source though. Its better as an extra channel alongside SEO and other platforms.

Could be the audience or delivery settings. I'd check those first before changing the whole campaign.

Understanding the local audience is probably the hardest part. Culture matters just as much as language.

I think the biggest advantage of Myspace is that feels more personal than the usual social feeds. Customizing the page around the project can make the whole thing feel like part of the work itself.

My follower count is slowly growing but getting people to actually comment or interact seems much harder than it used to be.

One thing I'd change is the goal from post 3x a week to build a recognizable topic. If every post targets a different subject Linkedln has less context about which audience should fine your content.

I'd look at referral traffic and audience quality alongside SEO metrics. If nobody would realistically read the article or click the link I'd question the value of the placement.

Be careful with verified list too. A verified URL only means the tool can post there it doesn't mean the resulting backlink is valuable or safe for SEO.

Improving internal linking made a bigger difference then I expected.

It depends on the testing. AI-generated code can be solid, but it's not hands-off.