Using G Communities
Morning all.
Yesterday I wrote my first page on building a free website - I'm currently working in the Bootcamp and the site is still very basic.
As usual, I shared it on Facebook; both on my personal page and my Juicing World page.
I also shared it within the Juicing World G+ circles but instead of selecting "share with followers", I shared it with "communities". I'm a member of a juicing community which has over 6000 members.
My post went something like "since I've built my own website on juicing, people have been asking me how I did it. Well here's how....". I put a link to my new post and off it went to over 6000 people.
Checking my stats on the WA stat page this morning, I had 10 clicks yesterday which I certainly wasn't expecting.
So the moral of this story is join a G+ community which is relevant to your niche, then share your posts to lots of strangers. Who knows what will happen?!?
I'll definitely be going down this route again.
Give it a try - you may be pleasantly surprised :)
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Now one more question, I haven't got that far yet: where do you check the stats of your site?
Thanks Jilly Girl for the tip! I am still learning Google+ and all its features, there are a few things that I find a bit confusing.
I find it a bit confusing too, but joining communities is a great way to spread the word.
Wow - someone just accepted my invitation and registered - how exciting!! Let's see if they actually sign up.
G+ is on my list, I just did very basic thing that Kyle recommended in Course 2, but didn't know you can add the communities. thanks for the post , will explore that possibility.
Fantastic tip Jilly! I would recommend doing something similar with Pinterest - follow people/ groups with similar interests and then pin your own juicing pins....
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I am getting most of my traffic from gee plus, glad too cause the gee plus version of my site is #1 on the internet for main keyword. The regular site is mentioned there (on gee & all my social links) so I can relax a bit...views rapidly increasing.