Davis Adney
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- Jul 11, 2020
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There are a few tricks to increase the number of subscribers every day.
Here are some ideas to increase the subscribers for your blog:
1. Create article series: This post is part of a series of articles. You can hook the reader to be aware of the next entries and not miss them by subscribing to the blog. The series of posts should deal with a similar theme but from different angles.
2. Advertise new posts on Twitter: in the same way that Twitter helps you generate new ideas for posts, you can use it to get subscribers. When you announce the entry, add the link to the subscription to your blog. It works but don't abuse it.
3. Add 2-3 sentences at the end of each entry: Another trick is to add 2 or 3 sentences that appear separated from the post (see the end of this entry for an example). Apart from adding the link to the subscription, you can direct the reader to other entries in the same category.
4. Make use of plug-ins: with the help of cookies that are focused on users who come to your blog for the first time, you can better segment your audience and not "hinder" your already subscribed readers.
5. Integrate links to the subscription directly in the post: a link integrated into the post is an effective way to forward users to the subscription page. I wouldn't always do it and nothing more if it makes sense to add it. Otherwise, you would be too tiresome and could cause the opposite effect that would be losses of your already "converted" readers.
Here are some ideas to increase the subscribers for your blog:
1. Create article series: This post is part of a series of articles. You can hook the reader to be aware of the next entries and not miss them by subscribing to the blog. The series of posts should deal with a similar theme but from different angles.
2. Advertise new posts on Twitter: in the same way that Twitter helps you generate new ideas for posts, you can use it to get subscribers. When you announce the entry, add the link to the subscription to your blog. It works but don't abuse it.
3. Add 2-3 sentences at the end of each entry: Another trick is to add 2 or 3 sentences that appear separated from the post (see the end of this entry for an example). Apart from adding the link to the subscription, you can direct the reader to other entries in the same category.
4. Make use of plug-ins: with the help of cookies that are focused on users who come to your blog for the first time, you can better segment your audience and not "hinder" your already subscribed readers.
5. Integrate links to the subscription directly in the post: a link integrated into the post is an effective way to forward users to the subscription page. I wouldn't always do it and nothing more if it makes sense to add it. Otherwise, you would be too tiresome and could cause the opposite effect that would be losses of your already "converted" readers.
