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    Post Published. What’s next?

    Nasrul HanisBy Nasrul HanisJune 19, 20098 Comments2 Mins Read
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    Publishing post is bread and butter for bloggers. Sometimes we publish it in time, make it draft or schedule it to be published on the specific time.

    Imagine you had published your post. What’s next?

    Ignoring your post after you had published it is a mistake. And most of us did it and still doing it. Your post might be spread through search engine or your regular visitors, but if you continuously rely on them, you can’t improve your blog performance.

    Now your post had been submitted. What’s next? Spread the word!

    Some of your readers might get interest in your post but the first thing is you have to spread it yourselves. Let’s do it step by step. I have a list that I wrote down myself and I call it “The Submission Rule”. I refer to it every time after I submit my post.

    The Submission Rule

    1. Publish the post.

    2. Tweet the post. Tweet interesting message related to the post and include link to the post.

    3. Submit post to Digg!

    4. Submit post to Facebook.

    5. Submit post to Yahoo! Buzz.

    6. Stumble the post at StumbleUpon.

    7. Bookmark it at Delicious.

    8. Make a visit to the commenters on previous post.

    This is my way of spreading my own post. And it works! I got more traffic and new commenter for every posts.

    You can do it more systematically if you arrange your own steps and list them down.

    How about you? Do you do some efforts after you publish your post? Share yours through your comments below!

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    8 Comments

    1. Kujie on June 19, 2009 3:52 am

      semua tu tak buat…teruk kan?

      Reply
    2. Deneil Merritt on June 19, 2009 12:40 pm

      This is a great article but there are 2 things that people need to know.

      1) Don’t submit your post to digg. Have a friend submit your post to digg because the digg users hate self submitted content.

      2) Don’t submit your post to stumbleupon too often. They will block you from submitting your own posts. Try to stumble at least 10 sites between each submission or just have a friend submit your post.

      Reply
      • bloggerdaily on June 23, 2009 6:34 pm

        @Deneil Merritt Thanks for the reminder. I just realized about that. Thanks again! =)

        Reply
    3. blinkky on June 19, 2009 1:45 pm

      I never though about that before. Thanks for your advice =)

      Reply
    4. iWrite2Know on June 19, 2009 2:41 pm

      One should also make it a practice to submit the post to ezine. Visiting forums is also a good traffic puller. We would strongly recommend commenting on other blogs.

      Reply
    5. Curious Little Person on June 20, 2009 6:24 am

      This is a good post! I use most facebook and twitter to market my posts!

      ofcourse, commenting on blog helps the most

      Cheers
      Sandeep

      Reply
    6. AnisBlog on July 4, 2009 11:31 am

      It’s new and fresh for me. I’ll do it to make the post performance better

      Reply
    7. teratips on July 6, 2009 5:44 pm

      thanks for sharing this cool info

      Reply
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