4. Quuu Promote

Quuu Promote, a tool for blog promotion, is designed to increase traffic to your blog posts and engage users. You can also use this platform to get social mentions, which can help improve organic SEO.

How does it all Work?

You can promote a blog post using Quuu Promote by simply copying and pasting its URL. After that, Quuu Promote will share your content via social media with people who are interested in your niche.

Although you will need to pay per promotion, this site can help reduce overall social media advertising costs.

This works because real users promote your content to real people. You choose the target category when you promote a blog so that it will be promoted to the right people.

5. Instagram

Instagram is another social media platform with over 1 billion people using it actively monthly.

You might use the Stories feature to promote your blog on Instagram. You can add a link to your blogs to your Instagram Stories if you have 10,000 followers.

It's fine if you don’t have many followers. It's okay to share links from your blog posts in the bio and to promote them through Stories or your posts on Twitter.

6. YouTube

You might have to repurpose content from your blog for promotion purposes.

You can, for example, repurpose blog posts by creating videos for them on YouTube. You can repurpose your content across multiple platforms to increase traffic to your website and brand awareness.

Braden Becker is a senior SEO strategist at HubSpot. He says that every day five billion YouTube videos get viewed around the world. They're not only being watched, they're also being consumed. According to Omnicore, the average YouTube session is 40 minutes long, which is up 50% over the previous year.

YouTube is an excellent place to promote blog content.

7. Flipboard

Flipboard allows users to access multiple content sources from one site. You can add your website and start posting blogs as a publisher.

Flipboard allows you to promote your blogs and help new readers find your content. Readers are redirected to your website when a blog post is published. This helps to generate traffic to your blog posts.

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