I incorporated the logo and quote into my homepage, about page, sales deck, and email signature to create social proof, which I then reused for social media posts and short case studies for new clients. Most importantly, I used that HARO post as credibility when pitching to smaller outlets...
I still think Tumblr can generate traffic, but it's better suited for niches that focus on images, quotes, or storytelling. Traffic isn't explosive, but it's fairly consistent. I view Tumblr as a secondary channel for referrals rather than expecting it to replace SEO or primary social media
I agree, many old PINs still consistently drive traffic after a few months, more like SEO. I prioritize optimizing keywords in the title, description, and text of the PIN, while visuals only need to be clear and easy to understand. Trends are still used for quick boosting, but in the long run...
You should choose a specific niche and then make a vertical pin 1000x1500, optimize the title and description with keywords. Then post regularly every day, combine Tailwind to maintain the frequency, I find it quite effective for me
I tried buying fake interactions a few times and my reach dropped a lot, overall it's not worth it. You should switch to running tightly targeted micro-ads and giveaways to get real interactions, more lasting results
I'm Rolfeb Rahim. I just quit my office job and want to start in a new field which is SEO. I found BHW as a suitable place for me to learn more about this field. Glad to be here.
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