Social Media Cross-Promotion?

• What Is Social Media Cross-Promotion?

  

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• To effectively cross-promote your blog posts, you can’t simply broadcast an equivalent message on each social network; you would like to tailor your message to suit each platform and audience.
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• For example, if you’re promoting a replacement blog post, you'll got to address your Facebook friends during a different way than your business contacts on LinkedIn. On Twitter, you’re restricted to 140 characters, so you've got to stay your message short and straightforward . On Pinterest, your image is that the primary thanks to draw attention.
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• Each social network offers different options for promoting your content. the amount of characters allowed differs and image sizes vary. you would possibly add hashtags to show posts into searchable content or add @ handles to attach directly together with your followers.
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• How communities interact with various formats also differs. for instance , using multiple hashtags works well for Twitter and Instagram, but using them on Facebook or LinkedIn won’t necessarily produce an equivalent results
• Here’s a glance at five top social networks and the way to market your blog posts to appeal to every community.
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• #1: Share It on Facebook
• Facebook allows you to promote your blog post on your profile and pages, and in groups.
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• Facebook posts can contain up to 10,000 characters, but only the primary 480 characters are visible within the timeline; the remainder are hidden behind the See More link. So put the essence of your message into the primary 480 characters. confine mind, too, that Facebook posts with fewer than 50 characters have shown to be more engaging than longer posts.
• Posts with images work best on Facebook. once you share your blog post, consider uploading a picture and putting your link within the text field rather than using the automated link preview post. This trick can help increase the reach of your Facebook post.
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• Plus, Facebook will upload those images automatically to your Facebook album so all of your blog images with links are going to be available in one place for your community to access.