One of the most common questions. I’m asked by bloggers is “how do I find readers?“.
I do have a pretty standard reply, although it really does depend on several factors: mainly who is their target audience, where are they mostly online, and how can you participate in those places?
One of those places could possibly be a forum or social media group (like a Facebook or LinkedIn Group), and you’re missing out on a wealth of untapped readers if you’re not in there being part of the community too.
Today’s episode of the ProBlogger Podcast and 31 Days to Build a Better Blog focuses on forums but also how they may have morphed into social network groups, and why it’s in your best interest to participate in these places where your future audience is congregating. It also features the challenge of the day to find a forum or group and get started. I’ll show you how.
31DBBB Day Five Challenge: Email a Blog Reader
Welcome to day 5 in the 31 Days to Build a updated 2024 mobile phone number data Better Blog Challenge. You can find today’s challenge here.
There’s nothing like a personal touch in any kind of business, and that includes blogging. When service goes above and beyond, or when a blogger takes the time to notice and acknowledge their readers, it can result in ongoing loyalty and goodwill.
In the early days of my blog I would always email readers who left a comment to thank them and let them know . I’d responded. It was always met with surprise and gratitude. And I know to this day some of those commenters still read ProBlogger today.
It’s the kind of gesture that agb directory people are pleasantly . Surprised by and it is one of the absolute most simple things you can do (and that’s why many people don’t!). It may be too slow for some – converting readers one at a time – but that one connection can have a lasting impact and it’s often in ways you can’t even see yet.
So reach out to your readers. Follow them where Partner leiðsla til skuldbindingar þinnar they are on social media. Chat. Create a community. Today’s episode will show you how (and in ways you might not even have thought to consider).
