5 Must Do’s to Get Traffic from Twitter

June 4, 2018 Teresa Clark

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Are you struggling to harness the power of Twitter for your blog? Tweeting the title for your blog post and a link to your site is not good enough. You need to be more creative and active, and you must connect with people. Follow these five tips to help you get traffic from Twitter:

Use hashtags – Hashtags are crucial on Twitter because they allow you to label your content, making it searchable to everyone on Twitter. It is one of the best ways to get your content seen by fellow Twitter users who are searching for specific keywords that you have used. Hashtags enhance your tweet’s visibility and engagement even with people who are not following you.

Share often – On Twitter, updates can actually disappear in matter of seconds. So it’s very important to share updates often to get your tweets discovered. It’s not good enough to just post a tweet once; instead, you need to post it several times to reach several people who are using Twitter.

Engage with your audience – Just like any social media network, the more you engage with your audience, the better your chances are of increasing your blog traffic. By engaging with others through tweeting, sharing, and retweeting, your influence on Twitter will quickly grow. In addition, retweeting other people’s posts will increase your chances of getting retweeted back, meaning you’ll be able to reach more people.

Get visual – Most people think that Twitter is a text-only social platform, but that is not the case. If you accompany your text with your visual content, you will increase the chances of it being viewed and shared by more people. Posting visuals that stand above others will go a long way in helping you get more traffic.

Use a call to action – Every aspect of marketing requires a well formulated call to action. Do you want your followers to download your new eBook, or do you want them to read your latest blog post? It is important to let your followers know exactly what you want them to do.