Sharing with PURPOSE - The Social Media Marketing Tactic I Use Daily

As I have mentioned before in other blog posts and training I have created, how you market your website is one of the great keys to success. Along with content on your website, this takes practice.

Hopefully, what I'm about to reveal will help cut your learning curve just a bit. I have tested and tested this method and it works great for me. Sooooo, it might be worth some of your time to try it out --- Just sayin'

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Images are worth a thousand words, right ?? Sure, a snappy headline helps, but I find that a strong accompanying image will get MORE clicks. And, clicks on your social media posts means traffic to your website!!

So, be sure to learn how to create images that ROCK before proceeding on here. Here's a link to some image creation training and a tool I use a LOT:

Easy Custom Images that Rock

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/easy-cust...

Okay, so here's a scenario....

You've just created a stellar headline for your article, written some outstanding content, and thrown in some compelling and engaging images related to that content. You should pat yourself on the back at this point --- BUT, you're not done yet.

Sure, the search engines will index and help you gain some "organic" traffic. That's the goal! BUT, we can help it along the way and ADD to that traffic.

Whenever I create a post, I always create multiple size images for that post.

For example, here is my "Feature Image" for one of my recent article posts:

It's simply a graphic from one of the free websites that I added some words on top of....

Here are some free sources:

Top 23 (or more) Free Stock Image Sources:

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/top-site-...

THEN.... after creating my Feature image for that post. I then, create another image specifically for social media.

As you can see, here is the post editor, I'm using the All-In-One SEO social settings feature to choose the smaller version of the image that presents itself well in the differing social media platforms. 533 x 206 works well for me personally (and within my chosen theme) so that when I share this post out on Facebook, Twitter and Google (as well as most others) this image isn't chopped off or looks ugly.

Okay, that's another FREE tip..... but WAIT....there's more!!!

I'm gonna give you your moneys' worth in this tutorial!! LOL!